Lory Saint-Fleur
Lory Saint-Fleur was The Link's Vol. 45 opinions editor. She enjoys low budget romcoms without shame.
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Fringe ArtsThe magic of representation
The fourth edition of the Thiick Witch market, held on Nov. 29-30, was a mix of eye-catching handmade art and beautiful vintage curated pieces for plus-size fashion lovers. -
OpinionsMontreal’s forgotten buildings
Montreal’s empty buildings could be repurposed into affordable housing, offering a faster, cheaper solution to the city’s housing crisis.
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OpinionsDon’t waste your tears at home
Grieving on social media exists in a delicate tension between authentic vulnerability and performative display, offering connection and comfort, yet risking commodification and distortion of pain.
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Fringe ArtsBeyond the physical norm
The exhibition The Body in Question? invites viewers to rethink their understanding of the human body by utilizing various forms of art.
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Fringe ArtsThe revolution lives in rent-free spaces
The Rent Free Coalition aims to create affordable housing for all.
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OpinionsCopied but never respected
Black culture has continuously been insulted throughout history. What was once seen as unacceptable is now embraced, presenting issues around who gets to define and profit from it.
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Fringe ArtsA night of filthy comedy with Troy Bond
Troy Bond’s unfiltered and interactive comedy quickly captivated a Montreal audience.
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OpinionsSocial media fuels the activism fire
From hashtags to headlines, social media has become key to student activism, turning campus protests into global movements overnight.
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OpinionsLeave Black girls alone
The adultification bias of Black women and girls is entangled in the premature perception of them as adults.
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OpinionsEugenics and Feminism: The exclusion of Black women
Reckoning with the intersectionality of racism and feminism in Canada’s history of eugenics.
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OpinionsDon’t @ me: Valentine’s Day sucks
Valentine’s Day has morphed into a consumerist spectacle, fueling not only the pressure to impress but also contributing to significant environmental impact.
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OpinionsThe economics of thinness
Classism has led to rigorous beauty standards as it upholds idealized bodies that exclude diverse body types.
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OpinionsArt school doesn’t make you an artist
The relationship between class and art is complex, particularly within the realms of art education and the art world. But to be an artist is more than going to a fancy school and getting a degree.
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OpinionsLike waves, grief never stops
Every day, my lingering cloud of grief, born from my father’s death in April 2021, infiltrates my existence, a cycle of emotions I grapple with, reminding me that life is too short for regrets and too precious to neglect the ones we love.
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OpinionsIn defense of ghosting
The classic saying “there’s plenty of fish in the sea” could not be more accurate in our current online dating landscape.
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OpinionsEvery Size Needs to Be Available in Store
I love my body the way it is and I should be able to enjoy my store shopping experience.
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