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Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption pilot concludes with promising results

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Adoptable dog named Morty

Meet Morty: The loyal, affectionate dog ready for his ‘fur-ever’ home

wasp sitting on tree bark

Skip being stung: Tips to deal with the aggressive wasp population

Adoptable dog named Tangela

Dog adoption fees reduced as numbers surge at Winnipeg Animal Services

Staff posing with adoptable dog outside of Winnipeg Animal Services

More than a shelter: Dedicated Winnipeg Animal Services team supports pets and community

Winnipeg Blue Bomber players Pat Neufeld and Stanley Bryant pose with dogs JB and Max

No sacks allowed, spay or neuter your pet

Tree being injected with a botanical insecticide through the bark to treat Emerald Ash Beetle

Hundreds of tree injections being used to target emerald ash borer

Several sheep stand in a shed, looking out on a field with purple flowers.

You herd it here first – sheep grazing at Living Prairie Museum

Tree Pest Caterpillar Control Program spraying crew

Tree Pest Caterpillar Control Program underway

Four helicopters are part of our Larviciding program which helps to control the mosquito population.

Crews targeting standing water to prevent mosquitoes

Staff and volunteers from the Living Prairie Museum plant the museum's garden.

Plant the prairies in your backyard

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