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Manitoba radar speed board

Four radar speed boards installed in partnership with MPI to inform motorists of their traveling speeds

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Providing heat relief a challenge during the pandemic

Temporary water tank trailer

Temporary water tanks helping keep residents cool during hot weather

The inside of an ambulance from the back, the doors are open and inside the ambulance is a stretcher with a blue medical bag sitting on top

Prepared for anything: How WFPS paramedics help you when you call 911

A pair of Community Service Ambassadors patrol Kildonan Park in spring 2020.

Community Service Ambassadors are back to help educate people about COVID-19 guidelines

Winnipeg Public Library contactless pick-up

All Winnipeg Library branches now offering contactless pick-up

Metropolitan Civil Defence Exhibition. Taken at Red River Exhibition, 1966. City of Winnipeg Archives, Photograph Collection, Box P35 File 49.

Preparation for enemy attacks once an important part of Winnipeg’s emergency planning

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service is reminding residents that prevention is still the best way to fight wildland fires

WFPS urges residents to protect their families and properties against wildland fires

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service able to reduce emissions while responding to emergencies

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Marking 1 year of the City of Winnipeg’s COVID-19 response

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