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Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption pilot concludes with promising results

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May 22-28 marks Paramedic Services Week.

A look at how WFPS decides where to send first responders

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Winnipeg firefighters visit neighbourhoods after fires to install free smoke alarms

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Stay safe during the back to school rush

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Calling 9-1-1? Here’s how the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service sends help to emergencies

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Firing up the grill? 5 tips to make sure to do it safely

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Make sure your fire pit is safe for your next bonfire

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Follow these tips to stay safe around water

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Station #9

New fire-paramedic station in Windsor Park officially opens

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Lithium ion batteries causing fires at Winnipeg landfill

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Hydration stations help residents beat the heat

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