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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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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
With more intense rainfall events expected, and cities admitting their infrastructure can't cope, homeowners need to take action themselves.
By: Michelle Lalonde
The student union at Dawson College has launched a petition demanding the Quebec government exempt all Indigenous CEGEP students from Law 14
By: Michelle Lalonde
The Quebec government aims to launch a working group this fall to help Indigenous students succeed despite new French language requirements.
By: Michelle Lalonde
The city's plan includes a new wading pool, splash pad and multi-purpose sports field.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Besides flooded basements, the legacy of this summer's intense rain events is a bumper crop of mosquitos, which thrive in hot, damp weather.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, 20, was arrested in the small town about 20 kilometres north of the U.S. border.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Atmospheric scientists and hydrologists explain why urban areas are more at risk of flooding, and what can be done about it.
It aims to stem an "unprecedented rise in antisemitism on campus" by committing universities to implement mandatory educational programs.
By: Michelle Lalonde
Chair Joe Ortona said he hopes the era in which members of the board "weaponize the ethics process as a way of intimidating their political adversaries" is over.
By: Michelle Lalonde
The SSMU says the university threatened to cut off its funding if it didn't cut off support for SPHR.
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