Gabrielle Laperrière-Leblanc
Gabrielle Laperrière Leblanc Polento is a baddie with too many last names. She’s also Vol. 44's fringe arts editor.
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Fringe ArtsWhen pets pass on
Pet death care, a subject no one wants to think about. Luckily, services exist to help animal lovers deal with grief. Discover two Quebec companies, Pet friends and May Jackalope taxidermy.
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Fringe ArtsBLACK LIFE: UNTOLD STORIES: Honouring elders and preserving history
A new historical TV series will be released on October 18th highlighting a part of Canadian history that is way to often overlooked or simply ignored. From the producer Leslie Norville and the brilliant visions of eight Canadian directors: BLACK LIFE: UNTOLD STORIES
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Fringe ArtsThe Montreal Vegan Food Festival returns
Discover what you missed at the tenth annual Vegan Food Festival!
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Fringe ArtsHealing through the hate
LGBTQIA2S+ Concordia students rallied together on Sept. 27 to paint banners and show support for their community.
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Fringe ArtsFEMINAE NOX, an example of music business equity
Feminea Nox, the not-for-profit organization had its latest concert on Sept. 29th at the Rialto Theatre. Artists M.I BLUE and Annahstasia serenaded the audience with their silky vocals.
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Fringe ArtsOn the fringe of Montreal’s music scene: Badly Xtraa
Meet Badly Xtraa, a young Montreal musician with big dreams and an inspiring story.
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OpinionsWhat Turns on The Zodiacs?
With Valentine’s Day coming up, wouldn’t it be nice to already have an idea of what your crush is into? Let astrology help you figure it out!
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SportsWhen Sport Meets Art
Pole-dancing: the misunderstood artistic discipline turned revolutionary fitness plan
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NewsHOJO 101: Navigating Montreal Housing as a Student
Need help learning about your housing and labour rights in Montreal? HOJO is here to help you out!
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Fringe ArtsCuban-Mexican band Athenea y su Candela is making noise in the Montreal music scene
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Fringe ArtsCraving spirituality: Holistic practices that date back thousands of years are making a comeback
Crystals, astrology, tarot, and more spiritual practices are making their way into young people’s lives.
