Your World Tonight Devastation in Texas, Canadian flood readiness, drought in Saskatchewan, and more
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Jul 7, 2025 Texas faces devastation from recent floods, with search and rescue efforts ongoing amid a heartbreaking toll. Meanwhile, Saskatchewan grapples with severe drought, prompting emergency declarations as farmers struggle. Canada confronts its own climate challenges, lacking a reliable flood alert system for vulnerable communities. Political tensions heat up with critical U.S.-Israeli negotiations and the crisis of migrants crossing the English Channel. Additionally, Ontario police are tackling recruitment issues amid evolving public perceptions on policing.
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Texas Flood Tragedy at Summer Camp
- A flash flood in Texas devastated an all-girls summer camp, killing more than two dozen girls and counselors.
- Camp counselors heroically swam in the floodwaters, helping children float atop mattresses to safety.
Canada's Flood Warning Gaps
- Canada lacks a national flash flood alert system and faces risks from outdated flood risk maps.
- Improved maps and a centralized alert system could save lives and prevent disaster damages.
Saskatchewan Drought Challenges Ranchers
- Saskatchewan ranchers face their worst drought in decades, struggling to feed cattle and save crops.
- Some ranchers are relocating cattle and investing in irrigation to combat severe dry conditions.