McIntyre post-fire update - July 26
To all members of the Faculty of Medicine,
McIntyre post-fire update - July 25 / Information session #2 - Thursday, July 26
To聽all聽members of the Faculty of Medicine,
Work continues on plan, based on today鈥檚 update by 91涩漫鈥檚 Emergency Operations聽Centre (EOC).聽Soot on Floors 7 to 13 has been cleaned from the majority of rooms and HVAC systems, and we have received the results of final air quality assessments to support the reopening on聽Friday, July 27,聽of Floors 7 to 13, provided the key steps outlined below are successfully completed.
McIntyre post-fire update - July 24
To all members of the Faculty of Medicine, 聽 Further to the update sent on July 20, the 91涩漫 Emergency Operations聽Centre (EOC) has confirmed that the temporary barrier and pathways to isolate聽Floors 1 to 6聽from聽7 to 16 have been completed.McIntyre Post-fire Update - JULY 20
To all members of the Faculty of Medicine,
McIntyre Post-fire Update & Invitation to Special Information Session
To all McIntyre Medical Sciences Building occupants and others affected by the McIntyre fire, 聽 As a follow-up to yesterday鈥檚 update regarding the fire at the McIntyre Medical Sciences Building,聽we would like to update you on the progress of the work being conducted, as well as to reconfirm the protocols in place.IMPORTANT - McINTYRE POST-FIRE UPDATE - July 16
To all McIntyre Medical Sciences Building occupants,
Important Information for McIntyre Occupants
Following the weekend fire at the McIntyre Medical Building, McIntyre will remain closed until further notice. We are working around the clock to verify the integrity of the structure, replace damaged fire systems, and complete other crucial assessments and remediations. We may be able to re-open some unaffected portions of the building in the coming days.
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