It's Tuesday, April 14th. Good morning. 14 right now in Brantford. It's 13 in Kitchener, 11 in Hamilton. Gas $1.74 a litre. I'm Stacey Englehart. Severe thunderstorm watch still in effect for areas near Brantford. Environment Canada also issued a special weather statement for Waterloo Region. We've got water on the roads this morning. Large hail is also possible, so just be careful on the drive. The Prime Minister got his majority. Liberal candidates won in by-elections in the Toronto ridings as well as in Quebec. Canada hasn't had a majority government since former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau swept to power in 2015. His government was downsized in 2019. Ford government moving to scale back school board trustees. The new bill tabled at Queen's Park would cut the number of trustees, limit their spending and reduce their role in bargaining. They say it's to boost accountability and stabilize governance. Public Health Agency of Canada investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to pistachios still active a year after the first infection. It's grown to 189 with illnesses reported as recently as last month. And you may notice a few military vehicles out and about across the GTA this week. A major emergency training exercise involving Canadian, U.S. military, police and other agencies. Residents may notice more vehicles. Officials say the exercise is routine. Sports NHL last night. Leafs played their final home game of the season and lost to Dallas 6-5. Their last game of the season is tomorrow in Ottawa 730. All the 16 teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs are set. Montreal, Ottawa, and Edmonton are the only Canadian teams to make it through. Canadians will face Tampa Bay in the first round. Major League Baseball, Blue Jays are in Milwaukee tonight 740, and Raptors fans will be able to go to Jurassic Park this weekend after securing a spot in the playoffs. The Raptors start game one Saturday against Cleveland. It's open about two hours before each game for fans, gates closing at halftime. The tailgate events are also expected to feature stage performances, special appearances and prizes. Weather, a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for Brantford. We've got showers and thunderstorms off and on today, windy but really warm. A humid X feeling 28 degrees. Yeah, you've heard that word before, Scott. Tonight, showers late this evening, off and on. It falls to 14 overnight. Tomorrow, a few showers off and on. Risk of a thunderstorm, and 20 feeling 25 again with the humidex. Right now, it's 14 in Brantford, 13 in Kitchener, 11 in Hamilton. I'm Stacey Englehart.