Core One Labs Inc.: Core One Labs Vocan Expands Product Commercialization Team
Core One Labs Inc. (CSE:COOL)(OTC PINK:CLABF)(Frankfurt:LD62) (WKN: A2P8K3) (the
Company or
Core One ) is pleased to announce its wholly-owned subsidiary Vocan Biotechnologies Inc. (
Vocan ) has expanded its product commercialization team, adding Dr. Elizabeth Matthews as Head of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs.
Dr. Matthews will oversee research and development, as well as the commercialization of Vocan s new product offerings, including the navigation of regulatory processes involved during transition from laboratory to market.
Dr. Matthews brings extensive experience as both a scientist and a regulatory affairs expert, and her knowledge of, and aptitude in, navigating regulatory processes and eligibility requirements for scientific products will effectively mitigate timelines in getting Vocan s proprietary alternative medicinal products to market. Dr. Matthews is a microbiologist with over
67-year-old man arrested for possessing drugs for the purpose of trafficking
Author of the article: The Daily Press
Publishing date: Apr 06, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 1 minute read • The Ontario Provincial Police in Hearst released this photo Tuesday of what they believe is $13,500 worth of cocaine which they seized from a residence in Hearst last week, along with $8,000 in Canadian currency. A 67-year-old man faces a couple of charges including possessing drugs for the purpose of trafficking. Supplied jpg, TD
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HEARST The Ontario Provincial Police seized what they believe to be $13,500 worth of cocaine from a residence in Hearst last week.
Last Updated: Apr 6, 2021 10:51 AM
Grey Bruce OPP have laid an attempted murder charge in Tobermory.
Police say they were called at about 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 31st to a firearm incident on Head Street where someone had driven past a house and fired several bullets at it.
According to OPP, a witness followed the suspect’s vehicle and as they approached it, several shotgun rounds were fired at the witnesses’ vehicle, which police say narrowly missed the occupants.
The vehicle then took off.
Police say there were no injuries.
Later that day, OPP officers located the accused in a vehicle and arrested them without incident.
The Regina Police Service Drug Unit (RDU) completed an investigation and enforcement action on Friday, April 2, 2021, in relation to illegal drug trafficking within the City of Regina.
The RDU executed five Controlled Drugs and Sustances Act (CDSA) search warrants: three on vehicles, one on a residence in the Qu’Appelle Park area and another on a hotel room in the south end of Regina.
As a result of the enforcement, 40 year-old Scott Taylor PATRYLUK of Regina, Saskatchewan, and 66 year-old Richard John DOUGLAS of Chemainus, British Columbia, were arrested in relation to the investigation.
The following controlled substances and evidence was seized during the enforcement:
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WHITEWATER REGION – A driver from Ottawa is facing charges following a single-vehicle rollover on Highway 17.
On April 3, just after 6:30 a.m., members of the Upper Ottawa Valley detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a single-vehicle collision on Highway 17 east of Whitewater Road. The preliminary investigation found that the involved vehicle, which was travelling westbound, crossed the eastbound lane and left the roadway, eventually coming to rest upside down in the ditch.
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