The 2016 Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO) elections are upon us. Voting will take place Feb. 9-11, at a number of polling stations across campus, locations for which can be found on the SFUO web page. Students will also be able to simultaneously vote on referendum questions during the election period.
The Fulcrum sat down with this year’s candidates to talk about their goals for the upcoming year, so that students at the U of O can make an informed decision when it comes time to head to the polls.
President
Roméo Ahimakin
Roméo Ahimakin is the current vice-president of services and communications at the SFUO. He also previously held the positions of interim president and vice-president finance at the SFUO.
Ahimakin says one thing he wants to work on next year is the changing rules at the school’s new 24/7 cafeteria, including the new time limits and backpack restrictions. He said he also wants to “increase comprehensive accommodation policies, and dive rw0newp-o e/fockpack e/o