Due to the current storm, McGill teaching and work should be undertaken remotely for Monday, February 17. Please see your McGill email for more information.
En raison de la tempête, l'enseignement et le travail à McGill devraient être effectués à distance pour le lundi 17 février. Veuillez consulter votre courriel de McGill pour plus d'informations.
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