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Preparing to deliver Christmas hampers for the food bank. http://t.co/8R7u6Ga1

Tip of the Day: The first signs of frostbite are redness or pain on the skin. White or grayish-yellow skin,... http://t.co/tpJ7OHId

In Memory of Roland Webb, Paramedic. http://t.co/vXc3bWRt

Unit 1683 is conducting an interfacility transfer to Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon

Don’t forget your SPF. You can still get sunburn in the winter, especially when the sun reflects off the snow.

Wind Chill warning 2nite. Exposed skin freezes in 10 mins. Temps below -40. Bundle up, take extra clothes when traveling in case you need em

Unit 1683 is conducting an emergency response in Kelvington.

Safety Tip: Cast iron radiators can get very hot when the thermostat is raised. Investing in a cover can prevent burns to children and pets.

When using a snowblower, never put your hands into the discharge chute to remove clogged snow and ice.

So simple to prevent. http://t.co/54zljfDw

Unit 1471 is conducting an emergency response in Kelvington.

Travel not recommended, Hwy 11. It's not enough to slow down, just stay off the roads. #stayhome #staysafe http://t.co/4q3dylK7

Unit 1683 is conducting an interfacility transfer to North Battleford Union Hospital.

Unit 1471 is conducting an interfacility transfer from Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert.

Units 1471 (foreground) and 1683 (far background) on the scene of a motor vehicle collision with Kelvington Fire Dept. http://t.co/6rcQ3koD

Unit 1683 is conducting and emergency response in the Yellow Quill area.

Unit 1683 is conducting an interfacility transfer from Nipawin.

Unit 1683 is conducting an interfacility transfer to Regina General Hospital.

Unit 1471 is conducting an emergency response in the Kelvington area,

Unit 1471 is conducting an emergency response on the Yellow Quill First Nation.