The Ontarion covers the CFS referendums
The University of Guelph student newspaper, The Ontarion, did a nice job covering recent CFS membership referendums.
Their article, Fractured Federation, is creating a buzz within the circles of student politics.
It follows a similar article in The Manitoban earlier in the week.
A couple of student papers have been asking the question which is on everyone’s mind: who paid for all the CFS campaigners to fly to British Columbia? Who paid for their meals and accommodation? Why can’t anyone seem to give a straight answer to the question?
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