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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

Staff celebrate with participants of the Youth Lifeguard Recruitment Program.

Pilot program offers lifeguard training to youth

Lane closed road work sign on a bridge ahead of construction zone.

Slow down and give road work crews space to do their jobs

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service station 15 demolition of the roof

Demolition underway at former Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Station 15 in Windsor Park

Machray Street reduced speed signs

Be on the lookout for speed signage this summer

Brittany Gaudreau cross fit training

How employees are preparing to compete in the World Police & Fire Games

Mobile phone showing number keys and emergency number 911

Celebration of Life Awards highlights the quick actions of residents and first responders

White sandbags piled together to prevent flooding

How to prepare for potential basement flooding

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