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

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

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How to prepare for potential basement flooding

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Vehicles for Hire concerns? We want to hear about it

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Report permit & license, property, and building & construction concerns easily through new self-service forms

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Get home safe on New Year’s Eve with Winnipeg Transit

The new lighting system on Esplanade Riel can be programmed to illuminate the bridge in any colour.

A look back at 2022

On September 29, 2022, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service celebrated the graduation of the first-ever Diversity and Equity Fire Training program class.

New diversity training program reduces barriers for aspiring firefighters

Adoptable Cookie spent an evening with Fire Paramedic Service members during her doggie date.

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service opens station doors for dogs from Winnipeg Animal Services

May 22-28 marks Paramedic Services Week.

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service celebrates the ‘faces of paramedicine’

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