#joseph comeau

[foxymaskmike]

And here's the last of them!!! I tried to get pretty much every character, if I forgot someone (I will lose my mind) it was probably on purpose... sorry if anyone kins Crash or one of The Boys. Or something. There are like 29 of these bro i tried 😭

If these get enough attention or if anyone wants, i can replace the "kin" with "fan" or just remove the "kin" as a whole and post those separately ^_^

[gmanmedias]

What’s your favorite niche character from your current hyperfixation or special interest?

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ID: a set of 68 images in 34 pairs. each has one image of the listed scott pilgrim character, with a white outline in front of their corresponding flags, and a second image which is a blank flag splice. END ID

Scott Pilgrim might be bisexual, might be a trans lesbian, but currently just thinks of himself as a straight guy!

He's dating Ramona Flowers, a bisexual trans girl!

Ramona also has a slight crush on Scott's ex, Kim Pine, who's a closeted lesbian and into Lisa Miller, who's a closeted femme ply lesbian!

Scott's roommate, Wallace Wells, is gay, polyamorous and arospec and has a crush on Stephen Stills, who's a closeted gay bear! Wallace's boyfriend, Mobile, is gay, and so is his best friend, Other Scott, who's specifically a femme otter!

Stephen's boyfriend, Joseph, is a gay bearish otter, and his roommate, Hollie Hawkes, is currently bicurious and will later realize she's a bi lesbian!

Stephen's roommate, Neil Nordegraf, is a transheteroflexible autistic guy who has a crush on Scott's sister, Stacey Pilgrim, who's bi! Her ex-boyfriend, Jimmy, recently realized he's gay!

Crash Wilson is a bisexual guy who has a crush on Young Neil! His friends, Joel MacMillan and Trasha Ha, are straight and autistic respectively!

Julie Powers is a mostly straight girl, though she also considers herself heteroflexible, because she used to have feelings for Envy Adams, an aroace bi lesbian!

Julie's friends, Sandra and Monique, are both closeted and secretly dating! Sandra is bi and Monique is a lesbian!

Jason Kim and Simon Lee are both bisexual, though Jason has a female preference and Simon's bi gay!

Stephen and Kim are close friends with Knives Chau, who hasn't yet realized that she's a nonbinary lesbian! Her best friend, Tamara Chen, is sapphic!

Matthew Patel, is a bi gay guy!

Lucas Lee, is unlabeled!

Todd Ingram hasn't yet realized that he's gay! His former bandmate, Lynette Guycott, is a transfem homoflexible lesbian!

Roxie Richter is a lesbian!

Ken Katayanagi is arohet and his brother, Kyle Katayanagi, is gracehet!

Gideon Graves is bisexual, but he doesn't like to think about it!

Stephen and Scott's coworker, Dominique, is bisexual and their other coworker, Crystal, is a closeted nonbinary gay guy!

Everyone's friend, Michael Comeau is pretty much straight, but he has occasional bisexual tendencies!

[bizarrescribblez]

Psycho (1960) for ur scott pilgrim self insert pwease! i haven't seen anyone have a self insert for this series so i'm like super interested

HI SNOOZE!!! :D OHMYGOSH YOU FR PICKED ONE WHERE ID GO OFF SM. I’m so excited thank you so much for sending..

Psycho (1960): Excluding your f/o, does your s/i get along well with anyone else in canon? Is there anyone they don't like? Is there someone that doesn't like them?

ABSOLUTELY!!!! It’s so Mary Sue of me but I feel like I’d get along with everybody to be honest!! 🥹 I wanna jot down specifics if you don’t mind!!

Family (obviously close): Scott and Stacey

Close/best friends: Comeau, Young Neil, Wallace, Envy, Todd, Matthew, Roxie , and Lucas

Good friends: Knives, Lisa, Ramona, Kim, Stephen, The Twins, and Joseph

Awkward: Julie (I was always scared of her and never really liked how she treated Natalie in college -> inevitably got jealous me and envy are still close even when she’s a superstar)

HOPEFULLY IM NOT MISSING ANYBODY 🥺 if I am I’ll crumble into pieces but these are the important folks of Toronto >:)

[morsushq]

YOU ONLY COME OUT AT NIGHT,

alexander davis, model / fadein2uu ( human, he/him )

chris kamrada brock, dashboard confessional / damnrada ( human, he/him )

florence pugh, actress / thicthanos ( vampire, she/her )

ivy rose sinclair, photographer / literaleggs ( human, she/her )

jack hughes, athlete / lacroixdenier ( human, he/him )

joe keery, actor / 9288decide ( human, he/him )

joseph woll, athlete / leafsapologist ( human, he/him )

julian comeau, loveless / lobstercrocs ( human, he/they )

julien baker, boygenius / thornedrosaries ( human, she/her )

kim mingyu, seventeen / sillybisque ( human, he/him )

lex santi, bodyguard / lexisacon ( werewolf, he/him )

lucy dacus, boygenius / bigcomfygrouch ( human, she/her )

lynn gunn, pvris / lynngunnsbunns ( human, she/her )

madison beer, soloist / loversdelux ( human, she/her )

maggie lindemann, soloist / bonegxth ( vampire, she/her )

naomi mcpherson, muna / fendergenders ( human, they/them )

nicolai hayes, event coordinator / lonelyfvngs ( vampire, he/they )

noah sebastian, bad omens / unstableshomes ( werewolf, he/him )

olivia marner, stylist/influencer / chrryromance ( human, she/her )

sabrina carpenter, soloist / sabiweener ( human, she/her )

seraphine dollanganger, librarian / suckerpcnch ( human, she/her )

sienna schmidt, model / angelthngz ( human, she/her )

tara yummy, youtuber / glitterbreakdown ( human, she/her )

taylor swift, soloist / 10minutealltoowell ( vampire, she/her )

[goalhofer]

Where every player played during the 2012-13 NHL lockout: Calgary

Czech Extraliga: Jiří Hudler (H.K. Oceláři Třinec) NCAA: Ben Hanowski (St. Cloud State University Huskies) HockeyAllsvenskan: Mikael Backlund (Västerås I.K.) & Chris Butler (Karlskrona H.K.) KHL: Anton Babchuk (K.K. Donbass), Roman Červenka (H.K. Lev Praha) & Jiří Hudler (H.K. Lev Praha) AHL: Akim Aliu (Abbotsford Heat), Sven Bärtschi (Abbotsford Heat), T.J. Brodie (Abbotsford Heat), Brett Carson (Abbotsford Heat), Roman Horák; Jr. (Abbotsford Flames), Leland Irving (Abbotsford Heat), Max Reinhart (Abbotsford Heat) & Ben Street (Abbotsford Heat) Didn't Play: Joseph Bégin, Jay Bouwmeester, Mike Cammalleri, Blake Comeau, Mark Giordano, Curtis Glencross, Jarome Iginla, Tim Jackman, Blair Jones, Miikka Kiprusoff, Joey MacDonald, Cory Sarich, Derek Smith, Matt Stajan, Lee Stempniak, Alex Tanguay & Dennis Wideman

[finlaure13]

New Brunswick

AIM asks court to quash suspension of approval to operate Saint John scrapyard

Metal-recycling company alleges environment minister acted 'arbitrarily and unreasonably'

Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon - CBC News

Posted: February 15, 2024

Among other allegations, AIM says the environment minister did not identify the contaminants allegedly released during the Sept. 14 fire at its harbourfront scrapyard. (Roger Cosman/CBC)

American Iron & Metal wants a judge to quash the environment minister's suspension of the company's approval to operate a Saint John harbourfront scrapyard, alleging he acted "arbitrarily and unreasonably," exceeded his jurisdiction and breached his duty of procedural fairness.

The company has filed a notice of application with the Court of King's Bench in Saint John, seeking a judicial review of the decision, which followed a massive fire at the site Sept. 14.

The fire burned for two days and prompted a city-wide shelter-in-place order because of hazardous smoke.

On Sept. 19, New Brunswick Environment Minister Gary Crossman suspended AIM's approval because he was "of the opinion that there was an unauthorized release of contaminants in contravention of section 17" of the Clean Air Act.

In court documents filed this week, AIM says it's "prevented from operating its business at the facility in any fashion pending the Minister lifting the Suspension."

Irving refinery fires did not prompt suspensions

AIM argues that the fire, described in the documents as "The Incident," was "contained within 48 hours," the suspension did not identify the contaminant that was allegedly released or the conditions that had to be satisfied for the suspension to be lifted.

AIM contends it should have been given an opportunity to make submissions before the suspension, and that an order with a "narrower scope" would have been sufficient to satisfy the objectives of the act.

In a supporting sworn affidavit, Michael Cormier, AIM's vice-president for the eastern region, argues other industrial businesses have had fires that did not result in shutdowns or licences being revoked.

Irving Oil Ltd.'s refinery has "experienced several catastrophic explosions and fires" over the past several years, he said, including one in 1998 that resulted in a death, and an explosion and subsequent fire in 2018.

In 2018, Irving Oil confirmed there was a 'major incident' at the refinery that saw 'several' contractors being treated for non-life threatening injuries. (Submitted by Joseph Comeau)

In 2010, the refinery released "more than 30 metric tonnes of dust resulting in property damage to surrounding neighbourhoods and a reduction in air quality," in 2012 it released "dangerous levels of sulphur dioxide," and in 2018, it released "an unknown chemical resulting in property damage to surrounding neighbourhoods and a reduction in air quality," Cormier said.

The TRACC tire recycling yard in Minto also had a fire in 2019 that destroyed the facility and resulted in "significant long-term environmental damage," he said.

Relied 'excessively' on joint task force

According to the documents, AIM sent a letter to the Environment minister on Sept. 20 to ask what conditions it would need to meet to get the suspension on its harbourside metal-recycling operations lifted.

"On Sept. 29, the minister sent an email to AIM in which he "approved AIM to complete certain assessment and remedial activities at the facility (the "Interim Approval.") However, the Interim Approval was rescinded without explanation later that day," the documents say.

Crossman relied "excessively upon the actions taken and the information gathered by the [joint] Task Force and the Saint John Port Authority to the point of fettering his discretion," the company alleges.

In his affidavit, Cormier points out no members of the Department of Environment, including the minister, sat on the task force.

Raises questions of task force co-chair conflict

The company also questions whether the task force co-chair Andrew Dixon, who is the chief operating officer of Port Saint John, had a conflict of interest, as the port is AIM's landlord.

Cormier notes he attended meetings between AIM and port officials in the weeks leading up to the fire, when Port Saint John "urged AIM to consider relocating the facility for the purpose of allowing another industry tenant to take over the property." AIM told Port Saint John it was not interested in its relocation proposal and that it intended to stay, according to Cormier.

Task force chair Cheryl Hansen, the clerk of the Executive Council, dismissed the notion that the port was in a conflict position in correspondence with AIM dated Nov. 15, court documents show. "The task force is not the decision-maker, therefore, conflict of interest principles do not apply, and in addition, we are satisfied no conflict exists," she wrote.

American Iron & Metal vice-president for the eastern region Michael Cormier attended the hearing Friday but declined to comment. (Graham Thompson/CBC)

AIM further claims Crossman "exceeded his jurisdiction and discretion under the act and/or acted unreasonably" by:

Imposing an unconditional order under the Clean Air Act.

"Arbitrarily and unreasonably" suspending the approval for an indefinite period.

Failing to explain why a full suspension was reasonable and/or necessary and failing to provide sufficient reasons for his decision.

It claims the minister breached his duty of procedural fairness by failing to provide specific reasons for the suspension or the conditions that had to be met for the suspension to be lifted, and "failing to follow precedent in which other industrial businesses were not suspended for breaches" of the act.

Wants to see evidence

AIM is seeking an order that the evidence the minister used to make his decision be produced.

It is also seeking costs and any further relief the court deems reasonable.

None of AIM's allegations have been tested in court. The Department of Environment has not yet filed a response and declined to comment Thursday. "The Department of Environment and Local Government will not comment on matters before the court," spokesperson Clarissa Andersen said in an email.

"AIM has no comment at this time," Fredericton lawyer Romain Viel said in an email.

Operations remain suspended

Even if AIM succeeds in getting the Department of Environment suspension lifted, its salvage dealers licence for the port site remains revoked, Department of Justice and Public Safety spokesperson Allan Dearing confirmed Thursday, and operations remain suspended.

Public Safety Minister Kris Austin revoked AIM's approval under the province's Salvage Dealers Licensing Act on Dec. 29.

On Wednesday, the province announced AIM can resume accepting material at its Saint John, Moncton and Fredericton sites after inspections determined they now comply with the national fire code.

But that relates to the company's east Saint John site, on Recycling Street, not the west side port location where the fire occurred.

With files from Shane Magee

[whavradio]

Driver Taken to Hospital After Car Found Friday on Railroad Tracks in Bradford

An 81-year-old man was taken to a local hospital Friday afternoon after first responders were sent to railroad tracks near the Joseph C. Comeau Bridge in Haverhill for a car parked on the tracks. Haverhill Police, Fire and Trinity EMS responded around 4:15 p.m., Friday, while commuter rail service in the area was halted for more than an hour. The identity of man and his condition was not…

[kayla1993-world]

The senior Roman Catholic bishop in Nova Scotia holds meetings this weekend along the province's Acadian shore. He is discussing offers for two huge and historic churches. The Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth has accepted a conditional offer for Saint Bernard Church — a 1,300-square-metre building southwest of Digby, N.S., which opened in 1932 — from a buyer with plans to repair and repurpose the building. The structure, which needs millions of dollars in upgrades, was constructed with 8,000 concrete blocks hauled into St. Bernard over three decades. Meanwhile, Sainte-Marie Church, a landmark wooden building in nearby Church Point, N.S., has received an offer of about $10 million from an anonymous donor for its repair and maintenance — but the gift is conditional on the church restoring services. In an interview Tuesday, Archbishop Brian Joseph Dunn said Saint Bernard's sale is under negotiation. He is "delighted with it [the offer]" because it leaves the building intact. There are questions about whether the community is vibrant enough to sustain the 900-seat building, he said, adding that he'd like to hear from parishioners before making a final decision. "I'm hoping for a vibrant Christian community and I hope this gift keeps the Acadian community alive," he said. "If people want to commit themselves to this, we'll proceed with it and make the finest of it." He meets Friday with parishioners of Sacre Coeur Church, in Saulnierville; on Saturday with Stella Maris Church, in Meteghan; and with parishioners of Saint Alphonse de Ligouri Church, in Saint Alphonse. The three churches are served by one priest, who also provides mass at the chapel in the Universite Sainte-Anne, in Pointe-de-l'Eglise, N.S. Dunn said until the donor emerged in January, the plan was to sell or demolish Sainte-Marie, after a community-based fundraising drive didn't meet goals to restore it. The archbishop said that by keeping Sainte-Marie alive, other churches in the parish would have to close for the massive building to serve a viable congregation. "If we're meant to have this church, we don't need all these [other] churches," Dunn said. "So [parishioners] have to make a decision whether they will be committed to this church, so ultimately there will be one or maybe two churches [in the parish]. "This is what I'm presenting this weekend. [Sainte-Marie] doesn't have to be a church immediately with everyone moving, but within five years we need to move in the direction of one major church here or maybe two on the [Acadian] shore." The archbishop said while the wider public may lobby to keep historic church buildings open, the costs can be daunting. He added that the archdiocese is not interested in museums. Sainte-Marie Church opened in 1905 and was built in two years, under the leadership of a local carpenter with 1,500 volunteers doing most of the work. This was said by Andre Valotaire, the church custodian, in a telephone interview. "Everyone in the French Shore area can say they have an ancestor who worked on this building. They all have an attachment to it in some way or another," he said. "It represents the ingenuity and perseverance of the Acadian people in the early 20th century." Pierre Comeau, president of the Sainte-Marie Church Preservation Committee, said he hopes those attending the meeting with the bishop will advocate to keep the historic church open. The parish would benefit if the region's main church became Sainte-Marie because its annual maintenance costs would be covered by the donation, Comeau said. In the end, he said, under church canon, "this is my decision."

[linguistlist-blog]

TOC, Diachronica Vol. 39, No. 5 (2023)

ICYMI: 2022. iii, 133 pp. Table of Contents Miscellaneous: Claire’s Corner Claire Bowern pp. 609–612 Ernst Frideryk Konrad Koerner: In memoriam Brian D. Joseph and Joseph Salmons pp. 613–615 Articles / Aufsätze: Continuity and change in the evolution of French yes-no questions: A cross-variety perspective Philip Comeau, Ruth King and Carmen L. LeBlanc pp. 616–657 Correlated grammaticalization: The rise of articles in Indo-European David Goldstein pp. 658–706 Origins of Dogon NP tonosyntax Jeffr http://dlvr.it/Shbgj9

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“FINAL ACT WRITTEN IN SOREL TRAGEDY,” Montreal Gazette. January 14, 1933. Page 10. ---- Bodies of Joseph Salvas and His Son Recovered From River ---- DIVER HAS HARD TIME ==== Given First Aid After Hour Below Surface - Jury Returns Verdict of Accidental Deaths ---- (Special to The Gazette.) Sorel, Que., January 13. The final act of the tragedy of Thursday, January 5 last, when a motor car and its three occupants crashed through the ice and sank in the ship channel of the St. Lawrence River here, was enacted today with the recovery, of the bodies of Joseph Salvas, former mayor of Berthierville, and his six-year-old sou, Jean Paul Salvas. The father's body was found in a sitting position at the wheel, with that of his son resting with the head on his father's shoulder. 

The difficult task of removing the two bodies from the sunken automobile and bringing them up to the surface of the ice bridge of the river, commenced at ten o'clock and terminated shortly before one o'clock this afternoon. The body of the child was recovered by Diver Nazaire Gauthier, Jr., but when the latter returned to the bottom of the ship channel he remained there for an hour endeavoring to recover the second body. He then had to abandon the task and managed with great difficulty to reach his companions on the surface, exhausted and bleeding profusely from the nose. 

Diver Gauthier had found the legs entangled in the gear shift of the automobile and during his long sojourn under water, and it proved a hard job to pull the body from Its position and haul it Into the rear section of the sunken car. Then, exhausted, the diver closed the door of the vehicle to prevent the body being removed by the force of the current. He then came up to the surface where he was given first aid, at the same time instructing his companion Raoul Laforest, veteran diver, in regard to the exact position of the body. Within fifteen minutes the latter dived into the channel and recovered the body of Joseph Salvas. Both bodies were hauled to the surface with the aid of a rope. 

The bodies were taken to the Power House of the Government Shipyards, at St. Joseph de Sorel, where an inquest took place by a jury under Dr. Hormisdas Dupre, nf St. Robert, coroner of the Richelieu district. Albert Magnan presided over the jury and the in quest was very brief. 

The body of Antonio Comeau, 51 years of age, resident of Joliette, former employee of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, for nearly a score of years, widely-known between Montreal and Quebec and father of nine children, which had been recovered yesterday, was identified by J. O. Comeau, a conductor in the employ of the Montreal Tramway Company, a brother of the victim. J. B. Salvas, if St. Robert, identified the bodies of Joseph Salvas and Jean Paul Salvas, his six-year-old son. 

ONE WITNESS HEARD. The only witness heard was Philias Godin, clerk at the Government Shipyards. Witness testified that he had seen the four-door sedan automobile pass near him, on the way between Sorel and Berthier. I was standing on the shore," witness testified, "and followed the motor car with my eyes as It drove away. Suddenly I saw it crash through the ice and vanish rapidly Into the waters of the channel. I then notified several persons of the tragedy. 

The coroner expressed the opinion that It was not necessary to hear any additional witnesses, under the circumstances, and the case was disposed of with a verdict of "accidental death by submersion without attaching any blame to anyone."

It was learned that the squad of some thirty men and divers who have been working at the dangerous and complicated task of recovering the bodies during the last ten days, set a steel rope around the sunken vehicle with a floating buoy attached at the top end of the rope. These men worked under orders of Captain Aussant, and Arthur Laprade, of the Government Shipyards. It was not decided today whether the sunken motor car would be salvaged or not. 

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[itsjuliak5]

Aquarius Hockey Players ♒

Aquarius: January 20th - February 18th

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Sean Kuraly and Ryan Reaves - January 20th

Kirby Dach, Brayden McNabb, Ryan Suter, and Jonathan Quick - January 21st

Robby Fabbri - January 22nd

Zack Kassian - January 24th

Philippe Myers and Noah Hanifin - January 25th

Wayne Gretzky - January 26th

Kevin Shattenkirk and Joel Eriksson Ek - January 29th

Colin White and Thomas Chabot - January 30th

Tyler Seguin and Jacob Markstrom - January 31st

Kyle Palmieri - February 1st

Brock McGinn - February 2nd

Darnell Nurse - February 4th

Adam Henrique and Otto Leskinen - February 6th

Steven Stamkos and Ryan O’Reilly - February 7th

Robert Hagg and Patrik Nemeth - February 8th

Andre Burakovsky and Mathieu Joseph - February 9th

Alexandar Georgiev - February 10th

Alex Galchenyuk - February 12th 

Kaapo Kakko and Michael McLeod - February 13th

Nikolaj Ehlers, Petr Mrazek, and Brandon Sutter - February 14th

Jaromir Jagr - February 15th

Blake Comeau - February 18th

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These are a bunch of Aquarius hockey players! I definitely missed a few, but I got a few of the main ones along with some surprises!

Other lists: Pisces players, Aries players, Taurus players, Gemini players, Libra players, and Sagittarius players.

Tagging: @quintnsbyfield  💙

Also if you’d like to be tagged in any upcoming one I make, just message me and I’ll tag you no problem!

[allthingsteenmom]

MY THOUGHTS ON “CHECKS AND BALANCES”

• Not gonna lie...not that it’s wrong...but it’ll be kind of weird for Jenelle to have NO more inclusion after this season

• Addie would be asking the tough questions lol

• Ugh love Disney

• Briana will forever annoy me, sorry not sorry

• I am glad that Briana’s kids have warmed up to John

• I literally can’t imagine not connecting with my child for months at a time

• “Don’t be shit” lmaooo

• Omg Briana NO don’t even be talking about having a baby with John right now

• I mean...I don’t think it’s bad that Barbara asks Jenelle about what she sees in tabloids?

• Hate to break it to you Jenelle, but “normal marital spats” don’t include physical threats and violence or weapon mongering

• STILL CAN’T GET OVER JENELLE COMPARING DAVID TO R. KELLY. JUST MAKES YOU & DAVID LOOK WORSE, GIRL

• David says shit all over the place, what are you even talking about

• Eli & Lincoln are cute. Lauren & Javi are still annoying.

• I’m sure child support issues do create a lot of awkward-ness

• THROWBACK

• Damn, look how far Kail has come

• I feel like a month or so ago isn’t really that long and the anxiety Chelsea & Aubree are having is super reasonable

• Aubree seems like such an amazing big sister

• Layne’s hair line haha

• I’m not trying to sound like a bitch I swear but what do people see in Briana outside of the casual stuff like sex and going out, I don’t get it

• People will stop talking shit about David when he stops being an awful person 🤷🏼‍♀️

• I don’t think jumping in front of the camera is people’s fear with David...

• “He doesn’t do anything wrong as a husband. He’s perfect”...I. AM. DEAD.

• Lol welp, guess you chose “marriage” over filming!

• 14 months of child support in one lump sum check, that sucks

• Chelsea’s friends Chelsy is so adorable

• Briana’s apartment complex seems like. Weird location from the arial view

• “Novi Noves” lmao

• If I was Briana I’d be real testy about including Luis too tbh

• Building a house would be very exciting

• 2 acres! That’s a lot of space!

• I love Chelsea and her family having this discussion about anxiety and panic attacks so openly

[fromthe-point]

Earlier today, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League unveiled the list of finalists for the 2019 Golden Puck Awards, except for two trophies: the Ron-Lapointe Trophy (Coach of the Year) and the Michel-Brière Trophy (Most Valuable Player). Our broadcast partner, MAtv, just announced this year’s nominees:

Ron-Lapointe Trophy – Coach of the Year

Jim Hulton – Charlottetown Islanders Mario Pouliot – Rouyn-Noranda Huskies Martin Bernard – Baie-Comeau Drakkar

Michel-Brière Trophy – Most Valuable Player

Alexis Lafrenière – Rimouski Océanic Joseph Veleno – Drummondville Voltigeurs Peter Abbandonato – Rouyn-Noranda Huskies