WINNIPEG A group of Winnipeg firefighters ended up rescuing and comforting a fawn that had become trapped in the St. James area. On Tuesday, a concerned citizen called the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service about a fawn whose leg was caught in a grate behind the Safeway on Madison Street near Polo Park. The firefighters freed the fawn, treated and bandaged its injured leg.
(Source: UFFW867/ Twitter) A bystander captured some photos – later shared on Twitter by the United Firefighters of Winnipeg – of the firefighters comforting the small deer until animal services came to take it to a safer location.
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Publishing date: May 02, 2021 • May 2, 2021 • 1 minute read • Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Chief John Lane announced his retirement in an inter-office memo at all WFPS personnel on Friday, stating his intention to retire late this year. Lane said his last working day would be Aug. 13, followed by vacation time leading into his retirement. Photo by Pool photo /Winnipeg Sun
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Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Chief John Lane is retiring after seven years at the helm.
After informing City of Winnipeg interim CAO Mike Ruta of his decision, Lane announced his retirement in an inter-office memo at all WFPS personnel on Friday, stating his intention to retire late this year. Lane said his last working day would be Aug. 13, followed by vacation time leading into his retirement.