U of T Mississauga Snow Information
Last updated: Feb. 28, 2012
The University of Toronto Mississauga is open and all classes and exams are proceeding as normal. U of T St. George and U of T Scarborough are also operating as usual.
If this situation changes, this webpage will be updated. The same information will also be available by phoning 905-569-4455, and local radio and television stations will be notified as soon as possible. Information will also be posted to our Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/UTMississauga) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/uoftmississauga) sites.
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General Information:
When severe weather on weekdays or weekends causes the campus-wide cancellation of classes and other on-campus activities and events, a decision is generally announced by 6:30 a.m. on this U of T Mississauga Snow Information page. If classes are under way and weather conditions cause a campus-wide cancellation mid-day, information is announced and posted as soon as possible. A decision on evening classes is generally posted by 4 p.m. Local radio and television stations will be notified as soon as possible. Information will also be posted to our Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/UTMississauga) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/uoftmississauga) sites.
When classes occur in inclement weather, we are sensitive to safety issues while permitting students who are able to do so to attend classes. Students who cannot attend classes that are meeting should refer to the syllabus of each affected course which generally notes how the instructor or department handles non-attendance, late submissions and missed assignments. Related questions or concerns should be directed to the instructor or academic department. Most academic departments' phone numbers are available from their webpage, viewable from: http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/programs-departments
Related Websites:
Weather
Mississauga forecast: Current and long range forecast, courtesy of The Weather Network.
Toronto forecast: Current and long range forecast, updated several times daily, from Environment Canada
Satellite photography: For all of Canada, from Environmental Canada's Canadian Meteorological Centre
Public Transit
Mississauga Transit information
Brampton Transit information
Toronto Transit Commission information
Traffic Cameras
The RESCU network: Traffic cameras covering the downtown Toronto area, courtesy of the City of Toronto
The COMPASS network traffic cameras, courtesy of the provincial Ministry of Transportation
