This is a news story, published by Global News, that relates primarily to Saskatoon's Fire Department news.
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Saskatoon's Fire Department has responded to thousands of calls for lift-assists in the last year .
Icy surfaces pose risks to the elderly and those with disabilities.
Residents are asked to clear pathways on their property, applying ice melt or sand to enhance traction.
Saskatoon Fire suggests wearing ice spikes on footwear to avoid slips.
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