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Keyano College will launch its spring semester on May 11. The week delay will give College teams more time to reestablish critical IT infrastructure in the wake of floods that affected downtown Fort McMurray.
This delay is short largely due to the efforts of the College’s IT and Facilities teams. Before evacuating the Main College campuses on April 27, staff shut down power to the downtown campus and moved IT servers to the Suncor Energy Industrial Centre to ensure operations...
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Keyano College staff have performed a preliminary assessment of the flood damage at the Clearwater Campus. 
The Main College campuses were evacuated on April 27 and all systems were shut down at the time. Students and employees living in Penhorwood and Clearwater Hall residences were evacuated on April 26 prior to the official notice being received, as a precaution.
It is important to note that all building will require environmental, technical, and insurance professionals......
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As our community deals with yet another challenge, I would like to take a moment to thank all Keyano College employees who have gone above and beyond during these trying times.
Thank you to Facilities, IT, Security, HR, Office of the Registrar, Communications, and College leadership for an amazing team effort and ensuring the safe evacuation of all staff and students, and that the College remains operational.
Also, thank you to the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo,...
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Keyano College is still functioning as an institution despite its main campus and associated downtown buildings being impacted by floodwaters.
The Main College campuses were evacuated on April 27 following orders from the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. Before evacuating, staff shut down power to the downtown campus and moved IT servers to the Suncor Energy Industrial Centre to ensure operations at the College could continue.
Although no physical assessment of the...
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Keyano College property is being impacted by flooding.
The Main College campus has been evacuated following orders from the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, all personnel have left, and there is no threat to staff.
As of Monday afternoon, water had risen enough compromising College buildings. Staff were able to shut down power to the downtown campus and moved IT servers to the Suncor Energy Industrial Centre to ensure operations at the College can continue.
Students...
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