Dalhousie Student Union: We don’t support CUSA decision

November 27, 2008

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From the blog of the DSU president on the Carleton University Student Association motion:

Myself, other executives, councilors, and students all wanted to make it very clear to the CUSA’s student council that we did not support their decision and to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation that the DSU will continue to support Cystic Fibrosis research now and in the future.

The DSU also sent CUSA a letter stating they are "deeply disappointed with their council’s most recent motion and that we hope that they will reconsider their decision."

Well done. Many good student unions have seen their reputation damaged by association.

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