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- Sep 2, 2026
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Shelter-in-place order lifted (opens the original)
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Western issued a shelter-in-place order Wednesday evening after an Environment Canada red warning earlier for severe thunderstorms. Western University campus safety and emergency services issued an Alert WesternU advisory at 5:49 p.m. asking community members to shelter in place due to âsevere thunderstorms.â Â The order ended at 6:57 p.m.. Members of the campus community were advised to âimmediately stay indoors or move into the nearest safe enclosed buildingâ and to ânot leave your s
Power outage resurfaces research issues for Western’s biology department (opens the original)
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Students and faculty in Westernâs biology department face research delays and the risk of losing valuable materials because of a six-day campus power outage. Researchers say this is the fifth instance of a power outage on campus obstructing their work in the past year, the most recent outage being the longest. Western University campus safety and emergency services issued an AlertWesternU message Friday morning about a prolonged power outage affecting 29 campus buildings. While power was resto
Power outage extends into 4th day for 4 campus buildings (opens the original)
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A power outage at 29 campus buildings that started Friday morning continues to affect four campus buildings on Monday. According to an AlertWesternU update at 7:52 a.m., four buildings â Biological & Geological Sciences Building, Materials Sciences Addition, Chemistry Building and Natural Sciences Centre continue to be affected by the âprolonged power outage,â according to the update. 5 buildings remained without power Saturday morning while 13 buildings had regained power overnight after
FIFA’s Canada Celebrates lands in London (opens the original)
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The World Cup is in full swing, and Saturday was Londonâs turn to experience the fan fever. Thousands of community members gathered at Victoria Park on a hot Saturday afternoon to watch Canada play their round of 16 tie against Morocco in the FIFA World Cup. The watch party was a part of FIFAâs Canada Celebrates programming, making stops at 38 different locations across Canada for the duration of the World Cup. Mississauga, Ont. and Edmonton were the most recent hosts before the event arrive
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