Preparedness at U of T
G20 Updates:
June 29, 2010
Updated statement from U of T Regarding G20 Follow up. More..
June 27, 2010
University of Toronto Statement Regarding Police Activity at the Graduate Student Union Building. More...
U of T Information leading up to G20 Summit
The G20 Summit takes place in Toronto at the end of June. Events being organized in Queen's Park will likely impact the University of Toronto’s St. George campus. Due to safety concerns for our students, faculty and staff, we are restricting access to the buildings on the St. George campus as of 6 p.m. on Wednesday June 23. We will reopen with normal operations on Monday June 28.
June 21, 2010
In the event of any losses to persons or to University property during the G20 Summit, please follow the normal U of T claims process. More...
June 18, 2010
Update to Transportation Information for Permit Holders: in addition to the garages previously affected by the G20 closures, please note that the garages at 155 College St. and 124 Edward St. (Dentistry) will also be CLOSED.More...
June 14, 2010:
Transportation Information to accomodate G20 restrictions. Information for students, staff and faculty on parking on the St. George Campus and on the UTM Shuttle. More...
June 3, 2010:
Update from Angela Hildyard, Vice-President, Human Resources and Equity
Information for Faculty and Staff regarding workplace impact of the St. George campus restrictions from June 24-28 inclusive. More...
May 25, 2010:
Update from Jill Matus, Vice Provost, Students
Information for students regarding the impact of the St. George campus restrictions for the week of June 21-27. More...
May 23, 2010:
Update from Cheryl Misak, Vice-President and Provost
Announcement regarding U of T St. George Campus restrictions related to the G20 Summit. More...
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