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"Multiple rail cars are leaking crude oil after a CN Rail train derailment west of Fort Frances, Ont.

A statement from the railway said the incident occurred Tuesday night near Emo, and local emergency responders and provincial authorities were at the scene Wednesday morning.

Emo Mayor Harold McQuaker said he was informed of the incident shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday. 

"Contractors are on site, CN is on site. Everybody is coordinated and doing a wonderful job, and there's no immediate danger or anything. Basically everything is contained and we're just dealing with it and moving forward," he told CBC News Wednesday morning.

Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks spokesperson Gary Wheeler said five of the approximately 30 cars that derailed have developed leaks. Wheeler said the leaking oil appears to have remained close to the area of the derailment, likely helped by overnight temperatures of around –25 C.

Ontario Provincial Police said there is no risk to public safety, but initiated an evacuation of homes within an 800-metre radius of the scene."

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also me, terrified of it being an absolute train wreck and changing my view of that specific show forever: 

Carlisle: Even though I am a monster I must cling to my humanity by doing good deeds!

Edward: I am damned to an eternity in Hell so I must protect the honor and life of my true love.

Jasper: Despite my terrible and violent past, all I want is to keep my new family safe and learn to control myself.

Emmett:

There may be clashes of interest among the components of private finance, but  these  still  form  a  single  totality  (‘the  markets’)  since  all  their  top personnel have certain opinions in common. Trained in the same school of thought, reading the same texts, meeting in the same forums, they share the same vision of what is good for the world, and especially for themselves.Moreover,  there  is  a  complete  osmosis  between  private  finance  and national governments, central banks and the European Commission. This involves a dual mechanism of highly official lobbying and revolving doors. In  France,  the  big  career  move  for  finance  ministry  inspectors  is  to  join the  top  echelons  of  private  banks,  with  a  tenfold  or  twentyfold  salary increase. This  explains,  for  example,  the  shameful  retreat  of  the  Socialist government  from  Hollande’s  electoral  promise  of  banking  reform—a policy  that  was  supposed  to  separate ‘investment  business’  from  deposit account functions, so that money belonging to savers would no longer be mixed  up  with  the  toxic  sums  resulting  from  financial  deregulation.  But the finance inspectors who planned its implementation were not keen to upset  their  future  employers.  Money  in  deposit  accounts  will  therefore continue to cushion the speculative disasters of liberalized finance.