Building Notifications

 June 2 update: EA elevator out of service

The elevator in the EA building is out of service. Repairs are expected to take approximately four weeks, with the elevator returning to service in early July. Building Operations is working closely with Mount Royal's elevator service resource to complete repairs as quickly as possible.

If you require access to the stair lift located in the stairwell at the west corner of the EA building near the main building (EAST01), please contact Security Services at 403.440.6897 for assistance.

Thank you for your understanding and support as we manage this situation. Every effort is being made to complete the repairs as quickly as possible

Annual electrical maintenance shutdown

The main campus building, including A-wing and Rec, will be closed from 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 14 to 6 a.m. on Sunday, June 15 due to the electrical shutdown. Office fridges will be without power and remote VPN will not be available. Remote PC power downs and power ups will be managed with the help of ITS as needed. Email fm@mtroyal.ca with any questions.

G-wing update: Vibrations in Main building through June 10
If you’re in the vicinity of G-100 in the main building, you may feel vibrations due to compaction work on the Deep Services Replacement project. This phase of the project will take place day and night and is expected to last until Tuesday, June 10. Learn more. 

In addition, construction of the wall on the north side of the second level of Main Street, originally scheduled for May, will now start in the first week of June. Work will take place overnight. For your safety and the safety of others, please follow all posted signage. 

Portion of the T-wing courtyard closed

A portion of the T-wing courtyard adjacent to the Iniskim Centre is closed following the removal of trees to establish a staging area and create access into G-wing; maximize the amount of natural light entering the space; allow for heavy equipment in the courtyard; and avoid issues from root systems. Fencing to restrict access will remain in the courtyard through the duration of the project. Learn more.