Minden, Ont., remains under state of emergency as water levels fluctuate

Flood conditions are shown in Minden Hills, Ont. on Tues., April 21, 2026. (CTV News/Rob Cooper)

Flooding concerns are far from over in Minden Hills, with officials warning water levels are still fluctuating and the situation remains under close eye.

In an update released Monday, the Township of Minden Hills says levels in the watershed are currently stable, but monitoring will continue over the next two weeks as water continues moving through the system from the north.

Township officials say they are working with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Parks Canada to track conditions.

Community cleanup underway

Residents are being asked to hold on to their sandbags a little longer, with a community cleanup date expected soon.

Officials also emphasize that sandbags should not be dropped off at local waste facilities at this time. The township says more information will be released once cleanup details are finalized.

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Flooding has taken a huge toll on municipal roads. Staff say they continue working to address any damage, while officials thank residents for their patience.

Minden Hills remains under a state of emergency. The township first declared a state of emergency on April 14, at 12:45 p.m.