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Two pedestrians crossing the street at the intersection of Portage and Main

By-the-numbers: A look back at what we achieved in 2025

What you need to know about the Residential Parking Ban

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Reduce your risk of a fire during the holidays

Plugged in extension cord in winter

Avoid a fire this winter: Don’t plug in your vehicle inside a garage

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How to stay safe during a Winnipeg winter

Two people wearing runners walking on leaves

How to prevent slips and falls

Transit bus at a stop

Winnipeg Transit’s fare enforcement is paying off

A charred fence

Tips for reducing arson and accidental fires

Electric radon monitor and instruction booklet

Radon screening kits now available at the library

Two toddlers dressed for the weather to trick or treat during Halloween.

Tips for staying safe on Halloween

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