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Brandon’s mayor to provide latest details on flood situation

Brandon’s mayor is set to provide another flood update Monday morning as the city braces for peak water levels in the area.

BC Post Staff Source: Ctv News Jul 13, 2026 Updated Jul 13, 2026 1 min read 6 views

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Brandon’s mayor to provide latest details on flood situation

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Brandon’s mayor is set to provide another flood update Monday morning as the city braces for peak water levels in the area.

Brandon’s mayor is set to provide another flood update Monday morning as the city braces for peak water levels in the area. The Assiniboine River is expected to reach its peak Monday and remain there for a couple days. In preparation for the forecasted peak, the city has been laying out sandbags and tiger dams to protect homes.

Evacuation notices have also been issued, giving residents in evacuation zones the ability to understand the situation if an evacuation order is put in place. Currently, there are no evacuation orders in effect in Brandon. Mayor Jeff Fawcett will provide the update at 10 a.m. CTV News will live stream the announcement.

More details to come.

Published: Jul 13, 2026
Updated: Jul 13, 2026
Source: Ctv News
Category: Environment
Read time: 1 min

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PublishedJul 13, 2026

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