It’s move-in day at Western University as thousands of students come to London, Ont.
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Noah Teftal has flown 3,000 km from Calgary Alta. to London, Ont. and is ready to start life at Western University.
Noah Teftal has flown 3,000 km from Calgary Alta. to London, Ont. and is ready to start life at Western University.
He’s excited for the school’s reputation as being a “party school.”
“Everyone's so welcoming here” says Teftal, who will be joining the Mustangs Water Polo team.
“There's a perfect balance here between education and also partying so I'm pretty excited for it.”
This weekend, London’s population will grow by more than 40,000 people as students return to post-secondary school.
“Today is an exciting day for our students, parents and families,” says Chris Alleyne, associate vice-president, housing and ancillary services at Western.
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