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A “second coming” of B.C. life sciences companies, led by heavyweight AbCellera Biologics, is sparking the development of expensive and custom-built commercial real estate space, according to Andrew Petrozzi, principal at brokerage Avison Young.
In the 1990s and early 2000s, B.C. biotech companies such as QLT Inc., Abgenix Biopharma and Angiotech Pharmaceuticals were in the limelight, but they later faded after being acquired or went out of business.
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THE way that residents can interact with loved ones in a Covid-safe manner impressed inspectors while visiting a Warrington care home. Care Quality Commission representatives recently visited High Peak Residential and Nursing Home as part of its review of infection prevention and control measures in care facilities. The inspection at the Main Lane home, near Culcheth, was passed with flying colours, with evaluators praising the protectionary protocols in place to keep Covid at bay. They also highlighted the competent management in place, which ensured that the latest coronavirus guidance was followed closely. In their report, inspectors said: “Effective infection prevention and control procedures were in place to prevent the transmission of infection, and the environment was clean, hygienic and well-maintained.
Add a dose of culture to your Ramadan celebrations…
While iftar may be synonymous with Ramadan, there’s still plenty you can do around the city that doesn’t include indulging in food.
One way to celebrate Ramadan is by heading to Alserkal Avenue every Wednesday and enjoying a unique and avenue-curated programme centred around mindfulness, giving and community care. It begins today, April 21 and will be held every Wednesday until May 5.
After sunset, the avenue comes alive with tours of the galleries, contemporary interpretations of traditional cuisine, storytelling, and cultural experiences that embrace sustainability, balance, and neighbourliness through collaborations with the Alserkal Avenue community and beyond.