Keeping you safe

Before starting any outdoor project, carefully check the area to identify where power lines might pose a risk.

Know where underground electrical cables, natural gas pipelines and other utilities are buried before beginning any project that involves digging.

Be safe when protecting your electrical and natural gas equipment during and after a flood.

Pole fires are caused after winter when dust and grime cover the insulators that connect power lines to the top of wood poles, and can bring down live lines and be a public safety risk.

Keep your walkways, furnace vents, and meters free of snow and ice to help us access our equipment safely. Report any outages immediately so we can get the power back on.

Learn who is responsible for keeping trees, shrubs, and vegetation safely away from our electrical infrastructure. Find out how to submit a tree safety assessment request.

Follow these 12 days electrical and natural gas safety tips so you and your family are safe during the holidays.

Protect yourself against CO – an invisible, odourless, tasteless, and highly toxic gas created when fuels burn without enough oxygen.

KAP and Manitoba Hydro collaborate to help reduce the number of contacts between farm equipment and electrical infrastructure.

It’s time to do those important fall maintenance tasks and ensure your home heating system operates at peak efficiency during colder weather. Learn how to keep your furnace operating safely with regular maintenance and a few safety tips.