Texas floods death toll rises, search continues for missing people

In Central Texas, a search and rescue operation is underway as crews scour the swollen Guadalupe River for more than two dozen missing individuals, swept away by severe flooding. Among the missing are more than 20 girls from Camp Mystic, which was severely impacted by flash floods. The catastrophe has resulted in at least 32 fatalities, including 14 children. Candice Cole reports.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has spent the last two days at the Calgary Stampede, where he conducted his first broadcast interview with Global News since the election. He addressed the growing sentiment for separatism in Alberta and outlined his approach to engaging with U.S. President Donald Trump. David Akin reports.

More than a million visitors are attending the Calgary Stampede. The event coincides with the province's most significant measles outbreak in nearly half a century. Health experts have advised parents with infants and unvaccinated children to avoid the gathering. Vulnerable individuals are also urged to reconsider their attendance at large events to prioritize their health and safety amid the outbreak. Erik Bay reports.

Plus, spending time online means being bombarded with advertisements for a plethora of products that could blow your budget. Social media apps are increasingly facilitating in-app buying and one-click purchases. The barrage can overwhelm adults and be even more dangerous for young people. Anne Gaviola has more on what parents can do to safeguard children and teenagers from the online imperative to spend.