It's Friday, May 29th. Good morning, sunny, windy and 21 to start the weekend. The dollar trading 72.41 cents US. I'm Stacey Engelhart. A Markdale man has been charged after a collision with a pedestrian. Wellington North OPP said it happened earlier last month when a pedestrian and their dog struck by a tractor trailer trying to cross Highway 6 and Arthur. A 60 year old is charged under the Highway Traffic Act with careless driving causing bodily harm and failing to yield to a pedestrian. Just days after appearing at a Montreal Canadiens playoff game, four-time Stanley Cup champion Claude Lemieux has died. The 60-year-old was found by police just after 3 in the morning Thursday at the family's furniture store in Florida. Police believe he may have taken his own life. Prosecutors in Newmarket expected to withdraw more than a dozen murder charges against Kenneth Law. The 60 year old is accused of selling online deadly substances to people looking to take their own lives. His lawyer said instead he would plead guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide. And just how long telecom and digital service providers can retain your metadata is not going to change anytime soon. Federal government's proposed lawful access bill would currently allow for digital traces of communication, but not the e-mail or text itself, to be kept on record for up to a year. Critics say it's too long and a much shorter window should be considered. Civil liberties advocates say the bill would vastly expand surveillance powers for police and intelligence agencies. Light 99-3 sports baseball yesterday. The Jays beat Baltimore 2-1. That weekend Rd. series continues tonight at 7. World Hockey Championship quarterfinals. Canada blanked the US 4-0 and will face Finland in the semifinals tomorrow at 8. NBA playoff conference final, San Antonio beat Oklahoma City 118 to 91. So that series now tied 3-3. The decider is tomorrow in Oklahoma City. The NHL playoffs resumed tonight. Facing elimination, Montreal is in Carolina at 8, trailing the series three games to one. And Burlington's Victoria Mboko and Montreal's Felix Ajay Aliasim are both into the third round at the French Open. JD will keep you posted on the forecast throughout the morning. From the Light 99.3 News Center, I'm Stacey Englehart.