Did you know that thefts increase in spring through summer in residential areas? Thieves are especially on the look-out for… Read more »
Personal and home safety
5 winter essentials you should master as a Manitoban
Bogged down by too many winter tips? We have trimmed it down to the most essential five elements to help… Read more »
Smart tips to stay safe on the streets
Manitoba is generally a safe place. The streets are clean, there is order and people follow rules. But anywhere you… Read more »
Living in Manitoba
The province of Manitoba is twice the size of the United Kingdom. Manitoba is known as the land of 100,000… Read more »
Getting ready to bike safely
After reading Bike safety for newcomers, it’s time to get the right bike and the proper safety gear to start… Read more »
Bike safety for newcomers
Summer is here! It’s the best time to get on your bike and enjoy the weather. Biking is one of… Read more »
Travelling outside of Manitoba or Canada? How to ensure a safe and worry-free trip
Going on a trip soon? Whether it’s for vacation, business or any other reason, travelling outside the province or abroad… Read more »
Travelling soon? Here’s how to make sure that you don’t lose your baggage
One of our worst nightmares is losing our bags when we travel. It’s one of those things that can zap… Read more »
Should you call 911? Tips when calling emergency help
A timely call to 911 can be the difference between life and death. But do all emergency situations warrant a… Read more »
What to do when you’re a victim of sexual assault
IT IS NOT YOUR FAULT. This is the first thing to remember. It is never a victim’s fault when a… Read more »
8 tips to prevent sexual assault
Statistics show that women are at a greater risk than men for all violent crimes, including sexual assault and other… Read more »
What do you do when a burglar breaks into your home?
(And other questions about personal and home safety) An interview with Patrol Sergeant Phil Penner of the Community Relations Unit… Read more »
How long can I stay outside in extremely cold weather?
Do you wonder whether it’s safe to go to work when the wind chill index shows “feels like-50”? If you… Read more »
5 winter dangers and how to manage them
Manitoba winter is expected to be slightly less cold this year (compared to last year) but you can expect more… Read more »
Community safety and security
Moving to a new place can make you feel alone and helpless. As a newcomer, you must know that all… Read more »
Swimming safety for kids
Recreation facilities like pools and splash parks have reopened subject to measures that ensure that members of the public are… Read more »
Fire safety tips for newcomers
Statistics show that on the average, fire kills eight people each week in Canada, with residential fires accounting for 73%… Read more »
Tips for keeping your kids safe
According to SafeKids.org, preventable injuries kill almost 1 million children around the world every year. This is not to scare… Read more »