Breaking news at University of the Fraser Valley
Environment Canada is forecasting lower temperatures on Tuesday, June 29. A heat warning is still in effect with daytime highs ranging from 34 to 37 degrees Celsius. UFV expects to remain open unless buildings and workspaces become unsafe. UFV Facilities Management is monitoring building and office temperatures and adjusting HVAC systems accordingly. Faculty and staff … Read more
Environment Canada is expecting the current heat wave to peak Monday, June 28, and is forecasting record-breaking temperatures for the Fraser Valley. As with any extreme weather event, UFV expects to remain open unless buildings and workspaces become unsafe. UFV Facilities Management has been monitoring building and office temperatures and adjusting HVAC systems accordingly. During … Read more
UFV is monitoring the heat wave expected throughout our region in coming days. As with any extreme weather event, UFV expects to remain open unless buildings and workspaces become unsafe. Heat stress can result in a range of problems, from skin rashes and light-headedness to convulsions and unconsciousness. WorkSafeBC information regarding heat stress exposure … Read more
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