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Aug 1, 2024 | 
pharmaceuticalonline.com | Rob Rogers |Eric Gudorf |Erika Morris
Digital Data: Your Roadmap To Supply Chain EfficiencyJoin the eData movement! Learn how life science manufacturers are embracing digital transformation as they see it as the pathway to a patient-focused future of high-quality therapeutics. Learn more. The Effects Of X-Ray Inspection On Pharmaceutical ProductsSome manufacturers still have reservations about adopting X-ray inspection as a safe method of product inspection.
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Feb 23, 2024 | 
pharmaceuticalonline.com | Samantha N. Atkinson |Eric Gudorf |Erika Morris
It's difficult to consider what the impact of organizational culture might be on a quality system, its effectiveness and robustness, and even its maturity state. You need a way to spot when your team is in the doldrums and kickstart quality maturity. Regulators want it, so you should, too. To GMP Or Not To GMP? That Is The (Plasmid) QuestionAs critical raw materials for viral vector production, plasmids are in high demand.
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Nov 29, 2023 | 
bioprocessonline.com | Eric Gudorf |Erika Morris |Regina Choi-Rivera |AGC Biologics
Improving Resilience Of Post-Pandemic Biopharma Supply ChainsImproving supply chain resilience is critical for biopharma. One lesson learned from the pandemic is the need for new models and approaches to managing supply chains. Download our white paper to learn more about how a value chain model mitigates risk, the four critical ingredients to supply chain resilience, and why preparations based on "the last war" aren’t enough.
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Apr 23, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris
Lawyers representing the people living in an encampment under Montreal's Ville-Marie Expressway are going back to court to renew an injunction request that would delay the dismantling of their tents. The eviction of those living in the encampment, located between Guy Street and Atwater Avenue, was scheduled for the week of April 12. But earlier this month, a Quebec Superior Court judge agreed to delay their eviction for 10 more days.
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Apr 13, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris
Just a week ago, Montrealers couldn't imagine doing yoga in the park or sipping seltzer on a terrasse. They were bundled in parkas as the worst ice storm in 25 years hit Quebec and left millions without power. But this Wednesday, the sun was shining and the temperature hit a record 27 C. Xavier Baghdadi took the opportunity to bust out his guitar and finger pick in the park. "It's beautiful outside, as long as there's trees and parks and a little peace, that's a treasure to have," he said.
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Apr 12, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris
City workers with chainsaws, people using felled tree trunks as benches, piles of branches as tall as adults and enormous exposed tree roots — these are some sights at Montreal's Lafontaine Park after last week's ice storm. Though most parks have reopened, city workers still have weeks' worth of work on their hands to completely clean up all the debris left behind by the high winds and freezing rain that left over a million Quebecers without power and caused at least two deaths.
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Apr 8, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris |Sabrina Jonas
Hydro-Québec crews are working throughout the long weekend to restore power to 300,000 customers still in the dark following Wednesday's ice storm. The lights went off for more than a million people and has been linked to two deaths. More than 825,000 customers have had their power restored, from the peak of 1.1 million on Thursday morning. On Saturday, Hydro-Québec said it is hoping most households will regain power by the end of the weekend, but can't give a precise timeline.
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Apr 6, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris
Montreal·NewAfter Friday's ice storm, over one million Hydro-Québec customers are still without power, multiple school boards have canceled classes. School boards cancel classes, Hydro-Québec to give update at 11 a.m.CBC News · Posted: Apr 06, 2023 6:47 AM EDT | Last Updated: 6 minutes agoThe latest: School boards in the Montreal area cancel classes Thursday. As of 6 a.m. ET Thursday, more than one million Hydro-Québec customers were without power.
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Apr 1, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris
Quebec's LGBTQ community rallied behind Interligne, a specialized 24/7 helpline, to help save it's nighttime services. After decades of operation, the night line was meant to shut down March 31 due to a lack of funding. But a major fundraising effort allowed Interligne to secure $98,000 — enough to keep the services going for another six months. "It's encouraging and great and gives us some runway time as we continue to push for that recurring funding," said Interligne board member Brock Hazen.
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Mar 30, 2023 | 
cbc.ca | Erika Morris
A women's group in Quebec could lose its government funding after having made a series of public comments that critics say are transphobic. The group — PDF Québec — has been under increased scrutiny since using its Twitter account to attack prominent advocates of the trans community, first detailed by CBC News.
