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Law Building Closed

Dec. 25, 2024 – Jan. 01, 2025

General

University buildings on campus will be closed from Dec. 25 to Jan. 1.

Event Details

When: Dec. 25, 2024 – Jan. 01, 2025

Location: Law Building and USask Campus

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