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Winnipeg youth learn new skills at Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service camps

A person's hand touches a pedestrian push button at a crossing.

Pedestrian crosswalks have a new look

A Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service ambulance pulls out of a garage.

First responders and residents recognized for life saving efforts at Celebration of Life Awards

A man in a high visibility vest uses a drill on a road. A message on the left says, "They're not in your way, they're at work."

Annual SAFE Roads program prompts people to protect workers

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Increased coordination between the City of Winnipeg and Downtown Community Safety Partnership helps ensure the right resources are sent to help those in need

Ambulance and fire truck

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service launches emergency vehicle pre-emption pilot

WFPS employee taking at the 911 call centre

What WFPS Communications Operators want you know when calling 9-1-1

WFPS first responders train to rescue people on ice.

Stay safe around frozen waterways this spring

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Safety Officers patrolling Winnipeg’s streets and Transit buses

Emergency Social Services team members at a house fire.

How we’re making sure everyone is taken care of during an emergency

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