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Careful decommissioning and removal the next steps towards bridge replacement

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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

Two community safety officers wearing high visibility jackets standing in front of a patrol vehicle

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

Monitor showing patient's heart rate

STEMI Protocol helping save lives of heart attack patients

A room filled with people sitting at computers. The people are wearing different coloured vests that are either orange, yellow, red, or green. Unclear images are shown on tv screens on the walls and a map is projected on a smart board at the front of the room.

How we prepare for disasters to help keep residents safe

Home smoke alarm with smoke billowing

Learn the sounds of fire safety during Fire Prevention Week

Stand by your pan and other cooking safety tips from WFPS

Naloxone bottles are sitting on a table

How to spot the signs of a substance use overdose

A group of people, including firefighters, load equipment into a truck

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service donates used equipment to Firefighters Without Borders

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