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Batteries

5 things you should do with batteries to stay safe

Police officer directing traffic at Higgins Avenue and Main Street in 1922.

A century of signals: How Winnipeg’s traffic lights have changed

30 kilometre per hour school zone signage

Stay safe during the back to school rush

Fire engine truck outside

Locally made new fire engines to support emergency response

Lifebuoy on water

Follow these tips to stay safe around water

River water over a walkway at the Forks

Portage Diversion working to limit flood water in Winnipeg

Lane closed road work sign on a bridge ahead of construction zone.

Slow down and give road work crews space to do their jobs

Machray Street reduced speed signs

Be on the lookout for speed signage this summer

Two Community Safety Officers stand next to a vehicle.

Join our Community Safety Team

Drinking water station on a sidewalk

Hydration stations help residents beat the heat

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