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Moving Day - Network Admin Centre Moves Friday
The Network Administration Centre is moving its office on Friday, November 14. During the move the office may experience telephone service interruption. The best way to reach us will be through email.
The new office space will provide greater Network efficiencies since the administrative offices will become more centralized within Elborn College, located at The University of Western Ontario.
We graciously thank The University of Western Ontario for their on-going commitment to The Network. Western generously provided the financial and in-kind support to make the office construction project a reality. Thank you Western!
Please note the Administrative Centre has activated its new fax number already: 519.661.4223.
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