Michelle Lalonde is a journalist based in Montreal, Canada. She writes for the Montreal Gazette and the Toronto Sun, with a focus on local news and issues specific to Quebec and Montreal. Her work has also been featured in Canoe Media Services.
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Michelle Lalonde's reporting focuses heavily on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, with particular attention to Quebec and Montreal. She also covers a wide range of topics including education, community, language, and culture & society. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to Quebec-specific policies or developments in Montreal that align with the themes she covers. Additionally, if your pitch involves data-driven analysis or references government-issued information relevant to her coverage areas in Canada (specifically Quebec), it could enhance the relevance of your outreach efforts.
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By: Michelle Lalonde
Canadian researchers are calling on the government to stop the importation of endangered macaque monkeys for biomedical experimentation.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Months after a boy was attacked while swimming in the lake on Île Notre-Dame by what experts believe was a muskie, many questions remain.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Months after a boy was attacked while swimming in a lake by what experts believe was a muskie, many questions remain.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Darshan Daryanani claimed false rumours were deliberately spread about him to get him out of his role at the SSMU.
Chamber of commerce president says the city is not doing enough to manage construction sites and keep downtown traffic moving.
By: Michelle Lalonde
The city is not doing enough to manage construction sites and keep downtown traffic moving, says chamber president Michel Leblanc.
By: Michelle Lalonde
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service documents show that over 6,800 live macaques from Cambodia were shipped to Montreal since early 2023.
By: Michelle Lalonde
The plan will remedy the prior development of Côte-des-Neiges as "a drive-through area," says borough mayor Gracia Kasoki Katahwa.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Canadian authorities say they checked the documents of thousands of macaques imported recently from Cambodia and no trade rules were broken.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Animal rights group is asking Quebecers to sign a petition demanding that the law on animal welfare be amended to better protect farm animals.
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