Carman Dufferin Fire Department

03/20/2026

Thank you to for taking time to recognize Retired Public Education Officer Martin Dewit at the Manitoba Legislative Building on Tuesday for his years of service.

03/17/2026

On Sunday March 15th, 7 members from the CDFD attended the Winnipeg Jets vs St Louis Blues game thanks to as apart of their Cast it Forward program.

Kississing Lake Lodge is located North East of Flin Flon, and wanted to recognize the efforts of firefighters across Manitoba who helped with the 2025 Wildfire season around Flin Flon.

Thank you for this wonderful gesture.

03/10/2026

At approximately 4:52am March 10th 2026 the CDFD was dispatched to reports of a vehicle fire within the Town of Carman.

Crews arrived to find a mostly engulfed pickup parked in the driveway.

Firefighters extinguished the fire before it spread to the garage. There were no injuries.

02/19/2026

Update 7:38pm - Main Street / Highway 13 has reopened to traffic. 1st Street NW, Boyne Crescent, 8th St NW and Road 25W are still closed.

CDFD is currently on scene of a semi vs train on Highway 13 in Carman. The train is blocking all access points through Carman from north to south.

02/13/2026

During an emergency, waiting for first responders to arrive can feel like an eternity. Clearing the way for emergency vehicles allows a safe and smooth response. You may wonder why the need to come to a complete stop if I’ve already pulled over? Or there is no one else on the road, they can just go around.

- Unpaved shoulders can present a sudden drop off, uneven ground, loose gravel or unexpected ruts. All of these can lead to the potential for another incident.
- Stones and rocks can be thrown from the tires causing unexpected damage to emergency vehicles.
- Emergency vehicles are often bigger and heavier than normal vehicles, and do no turn, pass, or stop like a normal vehicle. The safest path to drive is a clear one.
- Snowy conditions can cause moments of zero visibility for first responders. Clearing the road provides better room for stopping distances.

Making room for emergency vehicles makes for a safer roadway for all.

Move right when you see lights! An ambulance, firetruck or police vehicle are considered emergency vehicles. If one of them is approaching from any direction, you must yield right-of-way. Immediately clear your vehicle from an intersection and allow others to do so as well. Once clear, if you are on an undivided roadway, you need to move your vehicle to the right edge of the road and stop until the emergency vehicles have passed. If you are on a divided roadway, and the emergency vehicle is on the other side, proceed with caution, as the emergency vehicle may have to turn at any moment.

02/07/2026

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02/07/2026

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02/07/2026

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02/07/2026

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02/07/2026

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02/06/2026

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