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Megan Lalonde

Megan Lalonde

Megan is a reporter for Pique Newsmagazine. She currently lives in Whistler, after moving to the resort from Ottawa in 2016 to work as a news and sports reporter for the Whistler Question. When she's not working, you can usually find her jumping into lakes, hiking up mountains in the summer, boarding down them in the winter, or playing beer league hockey if it's a Thursday. Before moving to B.C., she interned with CTV's Canada AM and worked as a communications officer with Farm Radio Trust, a non-governmental organization in Malawi. She attended Carleton University in Ottawa, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism degree and a minor in international law. She is also renowned for her road trip playlists.

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Recent Work by Megan

‘We're going to talk about him for decades’

‘We're going to talk about him for decades’

Fundraiser launched following sudden death of longtime Whistler ski instructor Wayne Deane
Whistler shelter dog is now 'in the arms of an angel' — adoptee Sarah McLachlan

Whistler shelter dog is now 'in the arms of an angel' — adoptee Sarah McLachlan

The adorable new addition comes days before the Canadian singer will appear in a Super Bowl commercial spoofing her iconic SPCA ads.
Statistics show a strong rebound for B.C.’s tourism industry in 2022

Statistics show a strong rebound for B.C.’s tourism industry in 2022

As visitors return to Whistler and the rest of the province, the industry's labour force isn't bouncing back quite as quickly.
Black bear killed after approaching people for food in Whistler Village this December

Black bear killed after approaching people for food in Whistler Village this December

Attractant management in Whistler ‘needs to be 12 months a year,’ says conservation officer
As Olympic officials urge B.C. to reconsider bid, MLAs raise questions about new tax tool

As Olympic officials urge B.C. to reconsider bid, MLAs raise questions about new tax tool

Leaders from the COC and CPC sent an open letter to elected officials on Nov. 21, one month after financial concerns prompted the province to kill a potential bid for the 2030 Games.
Three charged with assault following March stabbing, say Whistler RCMP

Three charged with assault following March stabbing, say Whistler RCMP

Charges laid against suspects on Nov. 7, eight months after altercation in Whistler Village's Marketplace
New Creekside lifts won't be ready for opening day, Whistler Blackcomb confirms

New Creekside lifts won't be ready for opening day, Whistler Blackcomb confirms

With Red Chair 'further along' than gondola due to shipping delays, free shuttles between Creekside and Village will aim to help ease congestion
Search for missing Whistlerite Clorrica Riggs continues into fourth day

Search for missing Whistlerite Clorrica Riggs continues into fourth day

The 29-year-old was last seen in Whistler at approximately 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, before her car was found at the Rainbow Lake trailhead.
Recurring Olympic Dreams

Recurring Olympic Dreams

B.C. is exploring the possibility of bringing the Winter Olympics back in 2030, two decades after Whistler's Olympic dreams first came true. But for some, the return of the Games sounds more like a nightmare.
Backcountry users encouraged to check safety gear after avalanche transceiver recalls

Backcountry users encouraged to check safety gear after avalanche transceiver recalls

Black Diamond issued a voluntary recall for PIEPS and Black Diamond branded beacons on July 28, following BCA's voluntary recall of its Tracker4 transceivers in June.
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