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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

The blurred view through a window at a room full of people working on computers. A decal on the window shows the City of Winnipeg logo and Emergency Operations Centre

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

QR Code on City Facilities

City will use QR codes at reopened facilities as part of pandemic response

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) spraying water with Superior Tanker Shuttle Service

Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service receives Superior Tanker Shuttle Service accreditation

The temporary washroom at 222 Furby Street.

Winnipeggers now have more places to go downtown

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.

‘This response was scary and frightening… then it got very personal and traumatic’

Danger, thin ice sign

Don’t use retention ponds for winter recreation activities

A look back at the unprecedented October 2019 storm

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