It's Thursday, May 7th. Good morning. Sunshine and a high of nine this afternoon. The dollar 73.42 cents U.S. I'm Stacey Englehart. Saugeen Ojibwe Nation issued an emergency advisory after a diesel spill in Hope Bay. According to a notice posted Tuesday evening, they're advising members to exercise caution and limit contact with the water and shoreline. The Environment Office warns contamination is affecting local waters and vital smelt harvesting grounds. The Ontario government investing almost $20 million to build a new elementary school in Meaford. The announcement yesterday by MPP Paul Vickers said the facility, set to open in 2029, will accommodate 340 students from kindergarten to grade 3 and include 54 new child care spaces. The project aims to relieve overcrowding at the nearby Georgian Bay Community School. The Blue Water District School Board currently working with the town to prepare land for construction. Officials in Argentina trying to find out if their country is the source of a deadly hantavirus outbreak that's gripped an Atlantic cruise. Three people died after testing positive for the Andy strain of the rare rodent-borne illness. Five others are sick. Now none of the sick remain on board, but officials say 140 people, including four Canadians, are confined to their cabin on the ship, which is now sailing towards Spain. And people who missed out on free tickets for the World Cup Fan Festival in Toronto are getting another shot. The city said more free general admission tickets are being released next Friday, May 15th. Premium tickets remain available. Light 99, three sports. Baseball yesterday, the Jays were blanked by Tampa Bay 3-0, losing all three games in that series. They're off tonight, play host to the Angels tomorrow at 7. NHL playoffs round two, Montreal lost to Buffalo 4-2 and trails the series by a game. Anaheim beat Vegas, tying that series at 1. Tonight, Carolina is in Philly, leading 2-0. Montreal is in Buffalo tomorrow for game two. OHL final, best-to-7 series. Barry's Barry lost to Kitchener 5-2. Kitchener hosts Barry again tomorrow at 7. Barry's coach, meanwhile, learned the hard way. A press conference can get pricey if you don't act appropriately. The Colts have been fined $15,000 by the OHL for their embarrassing postgame press conference. Where after they beat the Bulldogs Monday in Brantford, Barry's head coach and team captain answered every question with, no one cares, work harder. The OHL said the conduct was unprofessional and disrespected the media in attendance. JD will keep you posted on the forecast throughout the morning. From the Light 99.3 News Center, I'm Stacey Engelhart.