Meet Alexane Drolet
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Alexane Drolet
Passionate about current events from a young age, Alexane has established herself as a leading news content creator on social media in Quebec under the name Alexplique.
In recent years, she helped launch Noovo’s newsroom and has been heavily involved in creating digital content at Radio-Canada. Now, she is using her expertise for a clear purpose: making news accessible, engaging, and relevant to her generation.
Alexane constantly strives to strike a balance between journalistic rigour and the enjoyment of consuming the news. She believes that staying informed is not a chore but rather an essential part of daily life.
“I’m excited to create interesting videos for today’s young adults, drawing on the insights of those who came before us.
We live in a rapidly changing world, and the news can quickly become overwhelming for my generation. That’s why returning to the basics—with books, core concepts, timeless ideas, and archives that spark reflection—feels so exciting to me!”
Follow Alexane’s journey
You will have the opportunity to meet Alexane at events, including at the closing ceremony of her residency where she’ll unveil the results of her research and reflections. It will be a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of her creative process, engage with her, and discover how her research has evolved.
More information about these events will be shared once the details have been finalized.
Stay informed
We invite you to dive into Alexane’s world and follow her throughout her journey as creator in residence at LAC. Over the course of eight months of research and creation, she will share her reflections, bursts of curiosity, and the unexpected discoveries that punctuate her journey.
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