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Barnett House Closure Update

Severe weather flooded the ATA’s main office building, Barnett House on Friday July 10.

Crews and administration are assessing damage and determining reclamation of key electrical systems.

Staff have transitioned to working from home, and continue to serve members online and by phone.

The Southern Alberta Regional Office (SARO) in Calgary is unaffected and conducts business per usual.

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