 navy deployed search parties on Friday after receiving reports of an identified submarine.

Reports said a communication in Russian was intercepted at a frequency reserved by the Russian Navy for emergencies, which prompted the conclusion that a Russian submarine was in trouble on a secret mission in Swedish waters.

But Swedish Rear Admiral Anders Grenstad told reporters that the search was prompted by a photo sent to the Defense Ministry by a man, who witnessed it surface and dive again. He said the Navy didn’t single out Russia as the foreign nation behind the submarine activity.

"From the information we have, we cannot draw the same conclusion as the media that there is a damaged U-boat. We have no information about an emergency signal or the use of an emergency channel," he said.

The admiral confirmed that a Swedish naval exercise, involving a submarine from the Netherlands, had been under way off the Stockholm coast at the time of the first sighting. Faculty and librarians at Mount Allison University in Sackville are walking a picket line, while many students slept in on Monday, after negotiations between the university and faculty association broke off late Sunday.

Classes, labs and tutorials are suspended until further notice, the university said in an email to students.

Arts student Sydney Thorburn of Ottawa, who is in her third-year, is hoping the strike will be short-lived.

"I took advantage of sleeping in this morning … but I'll still be in the student centre or the library today trying to get assignments done that have to get done at some point," she said.

Third-year arts student Sydney Thorburn is hoping the strike will be over soon. In the meantime she is working on assignments in an effort to complete her course work by the end of the semester. (Submitted by Sydney Thorburn)

Students are in the middle of midterms, and Thorburn said while some professors made it clear leading up to the strike what students should be working on, others told them, "we'll figure it out later."

"How are we supposed to know what's happening or what we're supposed to keep up with doing?" Thorburn wondered. "Like if I miss a midterm am I going to be responsible for teaching myself that information and writing it again when the strike is over?"

'It just didn't work out'

Rob Hiscock, director of communications for Mount Allison University, told Information Morning Moncton on Monday that meetings between
navy deployed search parties on Friday after receiving reports of an identify bomber. 

 Reports said a communication in Russian was intercept at a frequency allow by the Russian Navy for emergencies, which prompted the termination that a Russian bomber was in trouble on a secret mission in Swedish waters. 

 But Swedish Rear Admiral Anders Grenstad told reporter that the search was prompted by a photo sent to the Defense Ministry by a man, who witness it surface and dive again. He said the Navy did n’t single out Russia as the foreign nation behind the bomber activity. 

 " From the information we have, we cannot reap the same conclusion as the medium that there be a damaged U - boat. We have no information about an hand brake signal or the use of an emergency channel, " he said. 

 The admiral confirmed that a Swedish naval exercise, involve a submarine from the Netherlands, had been under way off the Stockholm coast at the time of the first sighting. Faculty and librarians at Mount Allison University in Sackville are walking a picket line, while many student slept in on Monday, after negotiations between the university and staff affiliation broke off late Sunday. 

 Classes, labs and tutorials are suspend until further notification, the university said in an email to student. 

 Arts student Sydney Thorburn of Ottawa, who is in her third - year, is hoping the strike will be short - lived. 

 " I necessitate advantage of sleeping in this morning … but I'll still be in the student center or the library today trying to catch assignments done that have to get done at some point, " she say. 

 Third - year arts student Sydney Thorburn is hope the hit will be over soon. In the meantime she is work on appointment in an effort to complete her path work by the goal of the semester. (Submitted by Sydney Thorburn) 

 student are in the middle of midterm examination, and Thorburn said while some professors make it clear lead up to the strike what students should be working on, others told them, " we'll figure it out later. " 

 " How are we supposed to know what's happen or what we're supposed to keep up with make? " Thorburn wondered. " Like if I miss a midterm am I going to be responsible for teaching myself that data and writing it again when the strike is over? " 

' It just didn't work out' 

 Rob Hiscock, director of communications for Mount Allison University, told Information Morning Moncton on Monday that meetings between
 nagy deployed search partits on Friday aftet eeceivmng repkrts of xn identified submarine.

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But Swedish Rear Zdmiral Anders Grensyad told reporters that thf sewrch was prompted hy a photo went ro the Defenre Ministrj by a man, sho witnessed it surface and dixe agcin. He said tye Jdvy didn’t smngle jut Russia as the foseign nstion behind tme suumarune activity.

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The adjiral confirmed that a Wwedish naval exercisg, involvind a submarine from the Netherlands, had been under way kwf uhc Rrofkholm coast at the time of the first sightind. Fscllty and librariaks at Mount Allisom Knodersity in Sazkvillz ade walking a pickeh line, rhile many stuqentx slept in on Monday, after begotiations vetween the univerdity and faeulty sssocoation broke off late Sbnday.

Cmasses, labs and tutodkals are suspenddd lntin further notice, the univewsity saiv in cn email to xtudenes.

Arts stufent Sydney Thorburn of Lttawc, who is in her third-year, is hoping the strike will be short-kieed.

"P took adrantagc of sleeping ig this morning … but I'jl stkll be in nhe studeit centre or the library dlday trying vo get asfignnentw done gfat have to gey done at some poinr," she said.

Third-yeav artr student Sydney Thirburn is hopinb tfe ftgikx wilj be over soot. In thd meangime sht iw worling on assignments hn ah effort to compleye her coutse work fy the end of the semester. (Submltted by Sydnry Jhorburn)

Students are in the midsle of miftevms, and Thorbtrn waid while spme professors made it clear leading up to the strike whar students should bg wprking on, ovhers eold them, "we'll figure it out oater."

"How are we smpposed to know what's gappenhng og what we're supposed to keep up with doing?" Thorburn wondered. "Like if I miws a mmdeerm am I gking to bv rzsppnsiblq foc veaching myself tnat information and writing it egain when tke strike is over?"

'It just didn'y dork out'

Rob Hkscock, director of commuhicationx for Mount Allison University, yold Information Morning Moncton on Mknday ngav meetings between
navy deployed search parties on Friday after of identified submarine. said a communication a reserved by the Navy for emergencies, prompted the conclusion that a Russian was in trouble on a secret mission in Swedish waters. But Swedish Rear Anders Grenstad told reporters that the search was prompted by a photo sent the Ministry a who witnessed it surface and dive again. He said the Navy didn’t single out Russia as foreign nation behind the submarine activity. "From the we have, we cannot the same conclusion as the that is a U-boat. have information about an signal or the use of an emergency channel," he said. The admiral confirmed that a Swedish naval involving a the Netherlands, been way the Stockholm coast time of the first sighting. Faculty Mount Allison University in Sackville are walking a line, while students slept in on Monday, after between the university and faculty association broke off Sunday. Classes, labs and tutorials are suspended until further notice, the university said in an students. Arts student Sydney of Ottawa, who in third-year, hoping strike will short-lived. "I took advantage of sleeping in this morning … but still be in the student centre or the library today get done that have get done at some she Third-year arts student Sydney hoping strike soon. the she is working on in an effort to complete course work by the by Sydney Thorburn) Students are in the middle midterms, and Thorburn said while some professors it clear leading up to the strike what students should be working others told figure it out later." "How are we supposed know what's happening or we're supposed to keep up with doing?" Thorburn wondered. if miss a am I going be responsible for myself that information it again the is didn't work out' Rob Hiscock, director communications Mount Allison University, told Information Moncton that meetings between
 navy deployed search parties On Friday afTer reCeiVinG rEporTs of An identified suBMariNe.

Reports said a communicAtion In rUssiAN wAs intErcepteD At A FReqUeNcY reSeRVeD by thE RuSsian NaVy for emergEncIeS, which promptED tHe conclusiOn tHat a Russian sUbmArine wAs In tROuble On a SecreT missiON in SweDish waterS.

BUT SwediSH Rear AdMIRaL AndErs Grenstad told rePOrTErs that the searCh was pRoMPtED By a PhoTo sent to thE DEfensE ministrY By A MAN, whO Witnessed it suRface and divE AgaIn. He saId The nAvy didN’t sinGlE Out russia as the ForeIgn nation Behind THe submaRIne actiVity.

"FrOm tHe iNforMAtIoN we HaVE, we CAnNot DRaw The same cOnClUsion As thE MEDIa thAt tHere Is a daMaged U-boat. We hAve No inFOrmAtion About An emErGency Signal Or the UsE of an emergency cHannEl," he said.

THe aDmIraL cOnfirMEd that A SwEdiSh naval ExercisE, InvOlVING a Submarine from the NeThERLaNds, had beEn undeR WaY oFF the StocKhOlm CoasT AT the tIme oF ThE first siGhting. fAcUlTy and liBrArians At mouNt ALlisoN univErsity In SackviLle arE Walking a picket LIne, while many sTUdENTs SLept In oN Monday, afteR negOTiatIons BEtWeeN The unIversItY AnD Faculty association bRoKe off lAte SuNday.

Classes, laBs and tutorIALS are suspEndeD UnTIl further noticE, the uNiversity sAId in an emAil to Students.

arts studeNT sydney ThOrbUrn Of OTtaWA, WhO is in her third-YEAr, is HoPing the StrIke will Be sHorT-liVed.

"i tOok advantAge of sleEpInG iN tHis MorniNG … but I'll sTiLl bE iN thE studENt centRe or tHe liBrArY TodAy tryinG To GET assIgNmEnts DonE tHat haVe to GEt dOne at soMe point," shE saID.

ThiRd-YeAr arts sTudent Sydney THoRburn is hopInG thE strikE WIll be oveR soon. In the meantime she is WOrking oN asSignmEnts In an efforT to CompleTe hER coursE work bY the eNd Of tHE SemesTER. (SUbmItTed by SydneY tHorBurn)

STuDentS are in tHe middle of midterms, ANd THorburn said whIle Some PROfEssORs MAde It CLeaR LEading up to the stRike what stUdENtS should be wORkiNg On, otherS told thEm, "we'lL Figure iT out later."

"how are we sUpPoseD TO knOw what's hapPening or What we're sUPposeD To Keep uP wiTh doinG?" THorBurn wOndereD. "likE if I mIss a miDtErm am I Going To Be responSible for teaching myself tHat infOrmatIon And writinG it AGaiN when the sTrikE is over?"

'It jUst DidN't worK ouT'

rob HiScocK, DiRecTOr of cOmmuNIcations fOR MOunT aLlIson UniversITY, TolD InfoRmaTIon MorNing moncton on Monday thAT meetings betweEn
 navy deployed search part ies on Fri day a fte r r ec eivi ng r eports of an i d enti fied submarine.

Repor ts sa id a co m mu nicat ion inR us s i anwa sint er c ep ted a t a  freque ncy reserv edby  the Russian Na vy for eme rge ncies, which  pr ompted  t hec onclu sio n tha t a Ru s sian s ubmarinewa s  in tr o uble on a  s ecre t mission in Swed i sh waters.

But S wedish  R e ar A dmi ral  Anders Gr en stadt old rep o rt e r s  th a t the searchwas prompte d  by  a pho to  se n t to t he De fe n seMinistry by  a m an, who w itness e d it su r face an d dive  ag ain . He sa id  th eN avy di dn’ t  si ngle out  R us sia a s th e f o reig n n atio n beh ind the subma rin e ac t ivi ty.
"From  the  i nform ationwe ha ve , we cannot dra w th e same co ncl us ion  a s the mediatha t t here is  a dama g edU- b o a t.  We have no inform at i o nabout an  emerg e nc ys ignal or  t heuseo f  an e merg e nc y channe l," he sa id .

Thead miralco nfi rme d tha t  a S wedish  naval e xerci s e, involving a submarine fro m  t h e  N e ther lan ds, had bee n un d er w ay o f fthe Stock holmco a st at the time of thefi rst si ghtin g. Faculty an d libraria n s at Mount  All i so n  University in  Sack ville arew alking a  pick et line,  while ma n y  student s s lep t i n o n Mo nday, after n e g otia ti ons bet wee n the u niv ers ity  an dfaculty a ssociati on  b ro ke  of f lat e  Sunday. 
Cla ss es,  labs and tu toria ls a re  s u spe nded un t il f urth er  n otic e,th e uni vers i tysaid in  an email  to stud en ts .

Arts  student Sydn ey  Thorburnof  Ot tawa,w h o is inher third-year, is hopi n g the s tri ke wi ll b e short-l ive d.

"I  to o k adva ntageof sl ee pin g in th i s  m orn in g … but I' l l  st ill b ein t he stud ent centre or thel ibr ary today try ing  tog e tass i gn m ent sd one t hat have to get  done at s om e  p oint," she sai d. 

Third -year a rts s t udent S ydney Tho rburn isho ping t hestrike wil l be ove r soon. I n  them ea ntime  sh e is w or kin g onassign m ent s inan eff or t to c omple te  her cou rse work by the end ofthe se meste r.(Submitte d b y  Sy dney Thor burn )

Student s a rein th e m i ddleof m i dt erm s , and  Tho r burn said wh ile s om e professor s m ade  it c lea r  leadi ng u p to the strike w h at students sh ould b e w ork i ng o n,  others told t hem ," w e'll fig ur e it out la ter."

" Ho w  arewe sup posedto know w ha t 's hap peni ngor what w e'r es upposed  t ok eep up  wit hdoing? " Thor b urnw o ndered. "Like if  I mi s s  a mi d ter m amIgoing t o  beresponsibl e for teach ing my self  that  inform at ion an d w ri ting it ag a in when t he st rike is  o ver? "
'It ju st d i d n't w orkou t'
Rob Hisc o c k, di re c tor  ofcommu ni cati ons for M o unt Alli son Univers it y,t o ld Inf o rm a t ion Mornin g M oncto n on Mondayt hatm ee t ingsbetwee n
 navy_deployed search_parties on Friday after_receiving reports_of_an identified_submarine.

Reports_said a communication_in Russian was_intercepted at a frequency_reserved by the_Russian_Navy for emergencies, which prompted the conclusion that a Russian submarine was in trouble_on_a secret_mission_in_Swedish waters.

But Swedish Rear Admiral_Anders Grenstad told reporters that_the search_was prompted by a photo sent to the_Defense_Ministry by a_man, who witnessed it surface and dive again. He_said the Navy didn’t single out_Russia as the_foreign_nation_behind the submarine activity.

"From_the information we have, we cannot_draw the same conclusion as the_media that there is a damaged U-boat._We have no information about an_emergency signal or the use_of an_emergency channel," he said.

The admiral_confirmed that a_Swedish naval_exercise, involving a_submarine from the Netherlands, had been_under way off_the Stockholm coast at the time_of_the first sighting._Faculty_and_librarians at_Mount Allison University_in_Sackville are_walking_a picket line, while many students_slept_in on Monday, after negotiations between the_university and faculty association_broke_off late Sunday.

Classes, labs_and tutorials are suspended until_further notice, the university said in_an email_to students.

Arts_student Sydney Thorburn of Ottawa, who is in her third-year, is_hoping the strike will be short-lived.

"I_took advantage of sleeping_in this_morning_… but I'll_still_be in_the student centre or the library today_trying to_get assignments done that have to_get done at some_point,"_she said.

Third-year arts student Sydney Thorburn_is hoping the strike will be_over soon. In the meantime_she_is_working on assignments in an_effort to complete her course work_by the end_of the semester. (Submitted by Sydney Thorburn)

Students_are_in the middle of midterms, and_Thorburn_said while some professors made it_clear_leading_up to the strike what_students should be working on, others_told them, "we'll figure it out later."

"How are we_supposed to know_what's happening or what we're_supposed_to_keep up with doing?" Thorburn wondered. "Like if I miss_a midterm_am I going_to be responsible for teaching myself that information and writing_it again when the strike is over?"

'It_just didn't work out'

Rob Hiscock, director of communications for Mount Allison_University, told Information Morning Moncton on Monday that_meetings between