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slots win percentage Residents in the North End are once again pleading with the City of Winnipeg, urging officials to take action on problematic vacant buildings. Many of those buildings continue to become dangerous firetraps, especially in the colder months. Darrell Warren, president of the William Whyte Neighbourhood Association, says every weekend the sounds of sirens ring through his community, as fire crews race to extinguish the most recent blaze. “If you live next door to one of these particular properties, you sleep with one eye open, always wondering: ‘Are they going to come back and set this ablaze again,’” he said. Warren says this past weekend alone, there were numerous fires at vacant properties on Burrows Avenue, Aberdeen Avenue and Power Street, adding fire crews have become a regular sight in the neighbourhood. “These firefighters, I feel sorry for them,” he said. “Because they go from one fire to the next to the next to the next.” Scott Wilkinson, deputy Chief of fire rescue operations and training with the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service, explains the number of fires at vacant homes has more than doubled in the past four years – from 82 in 2020 to 182 in 2024. Wilkinson feels something must be done, and tells CityNews he sees a simple solution to address the growing issue. “We would like to see any of the vacant buildings in these vulnerable neighbourhoods be turned into affordable housing,” he said. “The occurrence of these fires goes down dramatically if they’re occupied.” It’s a sentiment echoed by Warren, whose neighbourhood association wants to see the properties used correctly, such as being turned into affordable housing. And they want it done soon, especially as dipping temperatures force people who are unhoused to find shelter. “You’ve boarded up houses that can be put back into the housing stock,” Warren said. “Whether it be a rental or sold to somebody, we could be having families (there).” Sixty-three problem properties were demolished in Winnipeg in 2024. While reporting to Winnipeg’s Committee Meeting on Property and Development this week, the City of Winnipeg’s deputy chief administrative officer Moira Greer said progress is being made on the vacant properties. Warren, however, says while he’s thankful for the steps taken by the city, he feels it’s time for the province to step in and lend a hand to the city and the neighbours dealing with the troubled residences. “Maybe the province could create a fund through the city to go ahead and address the boarded-up properties that can be saved and turned back into houses that could be useful again,” Warren said. The WFPS says any suspicious or unwanted behaviour at vacant properties should be reported both to police and fire officials.

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index moved lower Monday, weighed down by energy stocks as the price of oil fell, while U.S. stock markets rose. The S&P/TSX composite index closed down 33.93 points at 25,410.35, while the Dow Jones led the way with an almost one-per-cent gain. “The themes of the last couple of weeks are familiar again today,” said Steve Locke, chief investment officer for fixed income and multi-asset strategies at Mackenzie Investments. Specific sectors that investors think could benefit from president-elect Trump’s promised policies have been leading the way, said Locke, such as financials, industrials and health care. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 440.06 points at 44,736.57. The S&P 500 index was up 18.03 points at 5,987.37, while the Nasdaq composite was up 51.19 points at 19,054.84. Amid the transition period before Trump becomes president, Locke said investors are eyeing pieces of information that could help illuminate what’s to come, in the form of nominations. The latest announcement was Scott Bessent, a hedge fund manager, for Treasury Secretary. “The markets reacted positively to his announcement,” said Locke. “I think the candidate here ... is someone that the market feels a little bit more comfortable with in the context of gradual imposition of tariffs and things like that.” U.S. Treasury yields eased on Monday, after climbing post-election. Yields were on the rise after the election as markets priced in fewer rate cuts in the coming year, said Locke, in anticipation of Trump’s pro-growth policies. However, though the election has been top of mind for investors, the U.S. Federal Reserve has a lot of economic data coming down the pipeline before its last interest rate decision this year, said Locke, including data this week on the housing market, consumer confidence, and manufacturing. “It’ll be a little bit of a mixture this week, we think, but nothing that probably changes the direction of the Fed here too much as we think about the expectations for policy rate changes in the upcoming meeting in December,” he said. Markets are currently split on whether the central bank will hold steady or announce another quarter-percentage-point cut, said Locke. Oil prices fell Monday, which Locke said was likely tied to talk of a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah. The Canadian dollar traded for 71.53 cents US compared with 71.54 cents US on Friday. The January crude oil contract was down US$2.30 at US$68.94 per barrel and the January natural gas contract was up 16 cents at US$3.44 per mmBTU. The December gold contract was down US$93.70 at US$2,618.50 an ounce and the March copper contract was up three cents at US$4.16 a pound. — With files from The Associated Press This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 25, 2024. Companies in this story: (TSX:GSPTSE, TSX:CADUSD) Rosa Saba, The Canadian PressFamous people like American presidents have been honored by having their names affixed to cars. Other well known historical figures such as Nikola Tesla, whose surname adorns a popular electric vehicle, and beloved University of Notre Dame football coach, Newt Rockne’s name branded a line of Studebaker cars. And for a brief period of time in the 1920s, World War I multiple ace and auto racer Eddie Rickenbacker, seemed like the ideal figure to be associated with a new automobile. According to the Auburn University Archives, Rickenbacker’s early years were consumed with technology and speed. Working with machinery, he made his way into the auto industry, first with the Columbus Buggy Co. near his Ohio hometown, racing a Firestone-Columbus model as a sales gimmick. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.

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Cryptocurrency markets are trading lower on Thursday as President-elect Donald Trump rang the bell at the New York Stock Exchange . Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin BTC/USD $99,666.97 -1.7% Ethereum ETH/USD $3,882.77 +1.8% Solana SOL/USD $228.16 -0.9% XRP XRP/USD $2.36 -3.2% Dogecoin DOGE/USD $0.404 -3.2% Shiba Inu SHIB/USD $0.00002804 -4% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increasing by 5.3% and daily active addresses falling by 11.9%. Transactions greater than $100,000 remained relatively flat while exchanges netflows are up by 308.9%. Coinglass data reports 100,126 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours for $290.48 million. Notable Developments: BlackRock Advocates For 2% Bitcoin Allocation In Multi-Asset Portfolios EXCLUSIVE: Experts Share Their Top Crypto Predictions For 2025 Waterfall Network Raises $11.6 Million To Enhance Blockchain Scalability And Decentralization Japan’s Coincheck Crypto Exchange Enters Wall Street With Nasdaq Listing Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy Slam SEC: ‘Just Another Weaponized Institution’ Top Gainers: Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Aave AAVE/USD $359.71 +23.9% Lido DAO LDO/USD $2.27 +20% Chainlink LINK/USD $26.98 +12.9% Trader Notes: With Bitcoin prices breaking the $100,000 mark, crypto trader Jelle sees a potential drop back to $97,000 from here. He added that this could be for scaring traders and then a "real breakout." Jelle is expecting a "true breakout before Christmas — 2025 is going to be a crazy ride." Would be classic #Bitcoin to drop back to $97,000 from here – make everyone scared as shit & then pump back for the real breakout 'muh dead cat bounce! 🥲' pic.twitter.com/V22GRQqWbX Crypto trader Javon Marks sees Bitcoin trading well above the $67,559 level, indicating a bullish setup. The next target is $116,652, representing a potential 15% move higher. A breakout above this level could pave the way for further gains, with more than $165,000 as the subsequent target. Crypto trader Nic predicts an "explosive BTC price action" as the 20-day Bollinger band bandwidth is at its lowest level in months. He advises, "Keep an eye out for an upside breakout above the upper band." Read Next: How Bitcoin ETFs Are Changing The Way Institutions Manage Risk According To Experts Image: Shutterstock © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.

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