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Website upgrades mean some services not available

December 12, 2014

Web maintenance means some services temporarily unavailable

Some web services will be unavailable due to website upgrades.

IT Services is performing the final stage of an important system upgrade, and the myTRU portal and other core components of the Banner system will be unavailable during this time.

Among the components unavailable will be Web Registrations and online course search.

If you require access to Blackboard Learn (https://blearn.tru.ca) and/or Moodle (https://moodle.tru.ca) please go directly to those sites rather than through myTRU.

Students can access their Outlook email at http://mywebmail.mytru.ca

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IT Services
Phone: 250-852-6800
Email: ITServiceDesk@tru.ca

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