It's Wednesday, August 5th. Good morning. Happy hump day. It's 12 degrees right now in Brantford. Gas a dollar 73, but we're hearing prices might drop by 12 cents tomorrow. I'm Stacey Englehart. A longtime Canadian news veteran has passed away. Lloyd Robertson's family confirmed to the Canadian Press, The news anchor died last night. The Stratford native got his start in broadcasting in 1952, eventually moving on to CTV. He was named a member of the Order of Canada, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame, and became the first journalist to be inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame. He was 92. A motorcyclist from Oxford County has died after a collision in Tilsonburg. Police say a motorcyclist collided with the rear of an SUV and was thrown off. The rider suffered serious injuries and died in hospital. The fallout for residents continues in St. Catharines and Lincoln with officials now saying about 250 millimeters of rain fell over the past week. Now a state of emergency was declared when back-to-back storms caused severe floodings, overwhelming sewers, roads, homes and businesses. Officials say shoreline erosion and widespread power outages are only making things worse. A warning from Kids Help Phone as mental health concerns appear to spike among Canadian youth. According to new data, there was a 24% surge in overnight text messages during the first half of this year. The service says they're answering a text every 90 seconds. Canadian Mental Health Association confirms they're seeing the same troubling trend. Many health professionals are recommending the youth get proper nutrition. saying what you eat directly impacts your brain structure, neurotransmitter production, and emotional regulation. Hot country sports, baseball yesterday, the Jays lost to Houston 7-2. The Rd. series wraps up this afternoon with a matinee at 2-10. And in the WNBA, the Toronto Temple lost to Golden State 92-82. Hot country weather, sunny today with a humidex feeling 34. Tonight clear 19. Chance of showers or a thunderstorm tomorrow still warm, feeling 34. Right now it's 12 degrees in Brantford. I'm Stacey Englehart.