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Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service honours traditions while adopting new technology

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service honours traditions while adopting new technology

A safety shield custom designed by Winnipeg’s Fleet Management Agency

City’s machine shop designs custom COVID-19 safety products

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City marks Emergency Preparedness Week amid pandemic response

Is your butt to blame? WFPS warns of the dangers when putting cigarettes out

Is your butt to blame? WFPS warns of the dangers when putting cigarettes out

Community Service Ambassadors helping to prevent the spread of COVID‑19

Staying active, apart

What you need to know when calling 911

WFPS sporting a new look on emergency calls

WFPS member nearly hit by passing vehicle

Massive clean-up underway after unprecedented snow event

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