Laura Lalonde

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  Special Issue

  A Guide to Life in N.D.G.

  Laura Lalonde & Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie & Julian McKenzie – Published September 8, 2015

  So you’re away from the lively, yet hectic downtown area and have opted for the greener, calmer Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Here are some places to check out that should make your life in NDG all the better.

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  Saturday at Osheaga: A Lot of Shout-Outs, a Lot of Guest Appearances, and a Lot of People

  Posted by Laura Lalonde in FringeBlog on August 4, 2015

  Saturday was the first of three days to sell out Parc Jean-Drapeau this year, and I know why. With openers like St. Vincent and a killer closing set by Kendrick Lamar, music fans from everywhere knew what they wanted. And they got it.

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  News

  Communication Undergrads and Geography Grads Join the Strike

  Jonathan Caragay-Cook & Laura Lalonde – Published March 24, 2015

  The Geography, Planning and Environment Graduate Students (GEOGRADS) association and the Communications Studies Guild both voted to strike against austerity on April 2.

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  Sports

  Inside the Hinse

  Laura Lalonde – Updated March 2, 2015 at 11:40pm

  Olivier Hinse is the kind of person you’d want to be stranded on a desert island with. “He’s a stand-up guy,” says Kevin Figsby, head coach of the Concordia Stingers men’s hockey team. “And he’s got that glow.”

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  Bees: They’re Just Like Us

  Posted by Laura Lalonde in FringeBlog on September 8, 2014

  The LSCA workshop was buzzing at Thursday’s Sustainability Street Fest, where beekeepers from Alvéole taught students the ins and outs of a newer, trendier form of activism: Urban Beekeeping