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 January 25, 2026 

# Mon. Jan. 26: OCAD U closed due to winter storm

 

 

  

 

 

  

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 On Monday, Jan. 26, the OCAD U campus is closed due to winter storm conditions and significant snowfall. This is aligned with the City of Toronto declaring a Major Snow Storm Condition and Significant Weather Event. We believe this is a prudent decision given the ongoing snow and necessary clean up, with the safety of our students and employees as our top priority.

This means **all campus buildings are closed**, including all studios, research labs, galleries, including Onsite, and the Dorothy H. Hoover Library. ***Students and employees should not come to campus; there is no access to all campus buildings and facilities.***

All in-person classes, events and activities are cancelled; in-person classes are **NOT** moving online. All Continuing Studies and evening classes are cancelled.

**Only** scheduled online classes will be held.

All employees should continue to work remotely, if possible. Please speak to your immediate supervisor for support and direction.

Please check your email, the [OCAD U website](https://www.ocadu.ca/) and social media for updates regarding the re-opening.  
  
Thank you for your patience and understanding.



 

 

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

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