It's Thursday, June 11th. Good morning. Friday's tomorrow. We've got sunshine today. Chance of showers are a thunderstorm, windy and sticky. A humidex feeling 36. The dollar trading 71.53 cents U.S. I'm Stacey Englehart. An 18-year-old facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of an OPP officer. 29-year-old Constable Taryn Bali died after he was struck by a motor vehicle yesterday during a police investigation in Northern Ontario. The suspect also faces other charges, including dangerous driving and flight from police. OPP have arrested and charged 4 suspects in a firearms and illegal drug trafficking investigation in Grey Highlands. Police said a traffic stop was conducted when police smelled cannabis. Officers located a loaded handgun and seized a quantity of suspected cocaine and fentanyl from the vehicle. Online safety legislation tabled by the government yesterday is being praised by medical professionals, saying it's unacceptable that foreign-owned platforms continue to get rich at the expense of the mental health, safety and privacy of children. Bill C-34 would force social media to block access for kids under 16. And speaking of rich, it appears he does not want to bite the hand that feeds him, even though it should be to taxpayers. The former big bank executive and now Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said he does not think the Canadian economy is in a recession despite facts. So he kept the interest rate unchanged 2.25%. Light 99-3 sports, NBA playoff best to seven series. The Knicks beat San Antonio 107-106. New York leads 3-1. In the WNBA, the Toronto Tempo beat Connecticut 106-102. Baseball yesterday, the Jays lost to the Phillies 7-4, losing 2-3. They're off tonight. Start up a weekend series at home against the Yankees tomorrow. The NHL final continues tonight. Vegas is in Carolina at 8. That series tied 2-2. Thai cats are in Winnipeg tonight in the CFL. And thousands of fans gathered beneath the Gardiner to welcome the FIFA World Cup to Toronto with a countdown concert that had similar events in LA and Mexico City. World Cup soccer gets underway today in Mexico. Canada plays Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto tomorrow at 3. JD will keep you posted on the forecast throughout the morning. From the Light 99 3 News Center, I'm Stacy Englehart.