Wed. Feb 13, 10:00 am. All campuses – except Hope – opening at noon. 1 pm classes on as scheduled

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All UFV buildings at all campuses and centres will be open under winter weather conditions at 12 noon today, Wed. Feb 13. Classes scheduled to start at 1:00 pm will proceed. Please note: the Hope Centre will be closed today and classes cancelled. 

Please use caution when travelling to and around UFV. Safety is your most important priority. It is important to remember, you are responsible for determining when weather conditions make travel safe or unsafe. Please use your judgement when making the decision to travel.

Thank you for your patience as crews work to clear snow from pathways, parking lots, stairs, and other areas on all campuses. Winter clothing and footwear are necessary.

UFV Student Union Society Campus Connector shuttle service:

SUS has advised service will restart this afternoon with the following times:

Abbotsford to Langley – 1st run will be 11:45am (40 passengers)
Langley to Abbotsford – 1st run will be 12:30*(40 passengers extra run exclusively for today)

Abbotsford to Chilliwack Campus – 12:00 noon
Chilliwck to Abbotsford – 12:45

After these times, regular service will be provided if weather permits.

Please visit: https://ufvsus.ca/campusconnector.html for regular schedules.

Please check ufv.ca for updates.

 

9 thoughts on “Wed. Feb 13, 10:00 am. All campuses – except Hope – opening at noon. 1 pm classes on as scheduled”

  1. Will the eveningn classes that start at 7 and 8pm also be in session ? Because it does get risky to drive during the night especially for those that are commuting from Chilliwack or Surrey becuase the roads do get slippery.

  2. Will the evening classes that start at 7 and 8pm also be in session ? Because it does get riskier and slippery to drive during the night especially for those that are commuting from Chilliwack or Surrey.

    • Hi SK, and GK
      UFV intends to remain open and afternoon and evening classes will proceed. Your safety is your first priority. Recommend contacting your professor or instructor in the usual way you communicate with them to let them know if you do not feel safe commuting.

  3. For those who have poor travel conditions Like myself I hope the professors will be understanding. I can’t get off my street and can’t safely get to campus.

    • Recommend contacting your professor or instructor in the usual way you communicate with them to let them know if you do not feel safe driving.

  4. I see that there is potential snow and freezing rain starting tomorrow (Feb 14) afternoon. Will you be monitoring conditions and forecasts for tomorrow, as you have been doing throughout this week? If we are unable to get to campus, will professors accept this as a valid excuse for missed attendance?

    • Hi Kelly,
      Yes, we will be monitoring the weather, roads, forecasts, and warnings over the next few days. You are the best judge of your safety and it should be your first priority always. If you do not feel you can safely commute, contact your professors as you normally would.

  5. hi there, i have seen that there is a heavy rainfall tomorrow after 4 pm, i have a class at 5:30 and after that in the rain i would not be able to go home as i live in langley. so please inform in advance that there is class after 4 pm or not.

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