It's Monday, June 1st. Welcome to the start of the work week and welcome to the beginning of the month. A mix of sun and cloud this afternoon, a slight chance of showers and a warm high of 21. Right now it's 9. The dollar trading 72.34 cents U.S. I'm Stacey Englehart. Nearly 300 railway signal workers with Canadian Pacific are off the job after their 72 hour strike notice expired yesterday morning without a deal. According to the union, the employees install and repair railway signals and communication systems across the network from Montreal through Vancouver. The railway said it's implemented contingency plans to maintain operations across the country. Food Banks Canada said Canada's employment insurance no longer serves the broader and shifting workforce as more people take up gig work and part-time jobs. In its latest poverty report card, the organization said the labor market has shifted towards part-time and contract work, while EI only caters to a shrinking workforce that has stable full-time work with a single employer. Food Banks Canada's executive chief said the outdated system is one of the greatest threats to Canada's resiliency. Employment remains elevated and households continue to struggle with a high cost of living. And Claude Lemieux's brain is being donated to the Boston University CTE Center so they can look into long-term effects of repetitive brain injuries. According to his family, they issued a statement this weekend. Lemieux died of suicide at the age of 60 last week. He had earlier served as the Montreal Canadiens' torchbearer prior to a playoff game. Light 1067 Sports, World Men's Hockey Championship, with six regulation wins and an overtime win to top Group B. Canada choked in the end, losing to Finland in Saturday's semi-final, then losing to Norway yesterday in the bronze medal game. Finland beat Switzerland to win the tournament. baseball yesterday. The Blue Jays lost to Baltimore 9-5, losing 2-4 in that series. The Jays are off tonight and start up a series in Atlanta tomorrow 7-15. And CFL teams have begun whittling down their rosters for the regular season. that starts on Thursday. Montreal is in Hamilton. And Montreal's Felix Ajay Ali Yassim advanced to the fourth round of men's singles at the French Open with a four set victory Saturday. The match lasted 3 hours and 48 minutes and ended well after midnight. The 4th seeded Ajay Ali Yassim is back on the court at 9.30 this morning. Light 1067 weather, mix of sun and cloud this afternoon, just a slight chance of showers and a high of 21. Another small chance of showers tonight, a low of 11. Sunny and 24 tomorrow, Wednesday, sunny 27. Right now it's 9. From the Light 1067 News Center, I'm Stacey Englehart.