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Article content The parking lots around Masonville Place mall soon may be home to highrise residential towers as city hall plans how the north-end shopping centre will grow. City politicians recently endorsed the Masonville secondary plan, which would allow towers as high as 22 storeys on the mall parking lot as part of a larger design for the bustling north London neighbourhood. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Shop from home? Highrises may loom...

Staff photo / David Skolnick The Chill-Can property on Youngstown’s East Side was supposed to be developed by now. City officials said Wednesday they want the site developed in fewer than 60 days or they’ll sue the owners. YOUNGSTOWN — City officials said they are tired of the empty promises by the dormant Chill-Can project’s developer and are giving him fewer than 60 days to fulfill his obligations or they’ll see him in court. Mayor Jamael Tito Brown and Law Director Jeff Limbi...

MedCity News United Therapeutics notches another FDA approval for lung drug The FDA decision for Tyvaso as a treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension in patients who have interstitial lung disease is the second approval for the United Therapeutics drug. The additional indication gives the company another way to grow revenue for the drug, which faces generic competition. Shares0   United Therapeutics has received FDA approval for its drug, treprostinil, as a treatment for high blood pres...

PULASKI — Former state Sen. H. Douglas Barclay died Sunday, leaving behind a legacy of exemplary public service. Mr. Barclay, 88, was over the course of his vast career an attorney, state senator, U.S. ambassador to the Republic of El Salvador, military veteran and businessman, all while never straying far from the Oswego County land his family has farmed since 1807, now known as Douglaston Manor. Educated as a child at Pulaski Academy, including for a time in a one-room schoolhouse, Mr. B...

Published: Mar 15, 2021 March 15, 2021 10:00 UTC Patients with a self-administered nasal spray application found to have reduced SARS-CoV-2 log viral load by more than 95% in infected participants within 24 hours of treatment, and by more than 99% in 72 hours Trial concluded that treatment accelerated clearance of SARS-CoV-2 by a factor of 16-fold versus a placebo Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial evaluated 79 confirmed cases of COVID-19, the majority heavily-infected with ...

BusinessWorld March 12, 2021 | 12:02 am NICKEL ASIA Corp. posted an attributable net income of P4.07 billion for 2020 or a 51.9% increase year on year due to higher ore export prices. In a regulatory filing on Thursday, the listed company said its total revenues rose 21.5% to P21.77 billion from P17.92 billion in 2019. “The significant improvement in the realized nickel price of the combined ore exports and ore deliveries to the two plants in 2020 more than offset the slight d...

New 55+ apartments to be built in Fishersville and open in 2022 FISHERSVILLE — Senior citizens may have more options for affordable housing in Augusta County thanks to a new development coming. Gateway Senior Apartments, an affordable housing development in Fishersville, is under construction and expected to be completed in the spring of 2022.  The four-story housing project with 80 units is financed by Virginia Housing and will provide housing for seniors 55 and over with limited incomes....

Peyto and Birchcliff Energy are natural gas stocks that are undervalued, but heading way higher at a rapid speed as natural gas prices soar.

Developer Gerald Fogelson sold his four-bedroom, duplex condominium in the 57-story One Magnificent Mile complex on the Gold Coast for $2.85 million.

An affordable senior housing project featuring 50 two-bedroom and 30 one-bedroom apartments is scheduled to come online in Augusta County in 2022.