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'The crest could be within 24 hours,' says Brandon mayor as city continues flood preparations

Officials are monitoring around the clock as floodwaters rise by about 8 feet and evacuation notices reach about 4,000 residents.

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Brandon's mayor says the Assiniboine River could reach peak water levels within a day, as Manitoba's second-largest city continues to prepare for expected flooding.

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Winnipeg Free PressWinnipeg Free Press
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Brandon cautiously optimistic as Assiniboine crest looms

BRANDON — The Assiniboine River continued its gradual rise Sunday, leaving some city streets under water.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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In Brandon, the Peak of the Flood "in 24 Hours"

The mayor of Branndon, Manitoba's second largest city, said that the peak of the Assiniboine River flood could occur from Ici 24 hours.

·Montreal, Canada
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'The crest could be within 24 hours,' says Brandon mayor as city continues flood preparations

Brandon's mayor says the Assiniboine River could reach peak water levels within a day, as Manitoba's second-largest city continues to prepare for expected flooding.

·Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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