友情提醒：明天（Dec 9,2010）中小学及大学都将重新开放

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; n0 E( U0 D5 @- X; WThames Valley schools set to reopen Thursday
All Thames Valley district schools have been inspected and are ready to open Thursday morning.

$ n% T  H+ g* N7 m  Y“Our schools are ready to accept students and staff in the morning,” said Bill Tucker, Director of Education for the Thames Valley District School Board. “But we will continue to carefully monitor the weather overnight.”

If significant changes develop in weather and road conditions, information about specific schools will be posted on the Board (tvdsb.ca) and school websites .
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7 Q; p  F5 l5 ~' ZParents are strongly advised to monitor local news sources for the latest weather and road conditions and parents whose children ride school buses should monitor the Southwestern Ontario Student Transportation Service website (mybigyellowbus.ca) for news about delays and cancellations.
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' Q# O  i: W5 U4 k: PMaintenance and custodial workers have been working around the clock inspecting and clearing snow at schools throughout the district.
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“I want to thank our custodial and maintenance staff, along with our independent snow contractors, for the amazing job they have done to get our schools ready,” added Director Tucker. “I am so impressed with the way everyone came together in the interests of our students.”

2 _" a/ l/ k2 s3 w! [Staff may find reduced parking at some schools due to the volume of snow and may wish to consider carpooling. All staff should report to their locations for a regular work day.

( r$ }, E4 b7 m/ u5 f' ~6 XParents and students should take special care walking to school and waiting at bus stops.

  |& e3 _8 v: J( Q/ M+ u+ RFor More Information:
7 [; q3 v* B" w: ^5 S8 CKate Young, Manager, Public Affairs and Community Relations
9 M2 N) ~& x& p6 q1 [9 @* R& V) UThames Valley District School Board, 1250 Dundas Street E. London N6A 5L1
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Richard Hoffman, Public Affairs Officer
Thames Valley District School Board, 1250 Dundas Street E. London N6A 5L1 ?519-452-2000 ext. 20505   Cell: 519-630-3846
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http://www.tvdsb.ca/news.cfm?story=4514

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WESTERN TO RE-OPEN TOMORROW,
DECEMBER 9
) K& ]+ c7 E  T2 A* OWednesday, December 8, 20103:43 p.m. -

With the snow tapering off, and LTC buses resuming a normal schedule tomorrow, The University of Western Ontario and the affiliated university colleges (Brescia, Huron and King's) will re-open tomorrow, Thursday, December 9. All employees should report to work as scheduled and exams will commence Friday, December 10. (Read more)

& V, x  I$ Q' tThe Winter Storm updates website includes the latest updates, student FAQs as well as a list of cancellations.

/ }+ h, O0 N6 d9 s  shttp://www.uwo.ca/

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London Transit Services for Thursday, December 9, 2010
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& j1 }. N6 I. c! x  fConventional and specialized transit services will operate as scheduled on Thursday, December 9, 2010.

( B6 k1 Z- m& e- j3 k+ ^5 n6 oIt is expected that not all of the systems 2,000 plus bus stops and the adjoining sidewalks will be cleared of snow accumulation. All stops are not expected to be cleared until early the week of December 13, 2010. In the interim, customers will board and disembark in the closest safe area to the stop, such as a cleared driveway. Customers are encouraged to arrive at stop locations early and if not at a designated bus stop, clearly indicate their intention to board.
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Customers can access these web pages or Customer Service at 519-451-1347 for current service information.
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All LTC employees are to report to work at their scheduled time for Thursday, December 9, 2010.

. z4 D  B( |6 E# |We extend our apologies for any service inconveniences incurred over the past number of days and thank you for your continued cooperation and patience.
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http://www.ltconline.ca/

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8 l2 S0 t/ z3 I' n/ d& J4 m12/8/10 - Updated 7:15 p.m.
FANSHAWE COLLEGE OPEN TOMORROW - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9

1 X5 k" [- {$ n8 yWith snow tapering off and LTC resuming a normal schedule tomorrow, London campus will re-open for business as usual beginning 6:00 a.m. Thursday, December 9, 2010.

: T) Q( s7 [3 d- q1 E2 ~; hOperational plans will continue to ensure the care of students in residence.

; `; x7 ?7 j: D+ f& ?, \As students continue to prepare for exams, scheduled to commence Monday, December 13th, a Q&A document has been posted for them on the student portal. (See Q&A below.)
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" _, e) S. r: VSenior Vice-President Academic Lane Trotter is expecting exams to go ahead as scheduled, beginning on Monday, December 13. For missed content from any cancelled classes, students should check their email and Fanshawe Online accounts regularly. Academic staff will continue to work on a plan to assist all students in an effort to minimize the disruption caused from days missed.

$ d% O6 _/ g: {/ P: QWe will continue to monitor the weather and will post updates on the website, portals and Facebook and Twitter sites and on radio via 106.9 The X.

Fanshawe College website - www.fanshawec.ca
Twitter - http://twitter.com/fanshawecollege
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