Sydney Grenier is the Arts & Culture Editor for The Fulcrum Publishing Society, focusing on local stories in Canada, specifically in Ontario and Ottawa. With a passion for the arts, Sydney covers a wide range of topics including local festivals, theater reviews, cultural events, and book reviews.
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Sydney's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, with a focus on local events and artists in Ottawa, Ontario. She frequently covers reviews and event highlights related to music, arts festivals, and creative individuals.
Given Sydney's emphasis on local talent and cultural events in the Ottawa area, she is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight emerging artists or cover local artistic endeavors within the region. Additionally, stories about mental health initiatives tied to creativity may also resonate with her given her interest in Campus Creatives.
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By: Sydney Grenier
The Fulcrum discusses upcoming (Apr. 14) Voices for Palestine concert with performers Karim Reslan, Out By Lucy and Hannah Vig.
Jobs that combine expertise in business and medicine are proliferating. Image: Freepik.
By: Sydney Grenier
The police station in the Rideau Centre does not solve any of the issues facing downtown citizens, argues Isabella Fiore.
By: Keith Schoenfeld-Miller
Benjamin Books, seen in its last days of operations in March 2024. Photo: Matt Osborne/Fulcrum Archives
By: Sydney Grenier
The Connecting Young Minds (CYM) conference provided University of Ottawa students with the inspiration, community, and guidance they need to navigate the often-daunting world of medicine and research, featuring insightful talks, networking, and a showcase of undergraduate research.
Living in an age where you can read about every crisis happening in the world from your couch is overwhelming, to say the least. But Fulcrum freelancer Kyla Perry argues that critical consumption triumphs over apathy.
Roll up your sleeves…it’s time to get vaxxed!
Ottawa should focus on developing bike lanes that keep cyclists safe and off major roads. Photo: Matt Osborne/Fulcrum Archives
By: Cédrik Desjardins, Daniel Jones
Hack the Hill ran from Sept. 27-29 and saw an increase in all things programming education
On Sept. 11, indie band Spoon made their Ottawa debut at the Bronson Centre
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