Albert Lalonde (UQAM): law student plaintiff in La Rose climate case, published author in international environmental law
Albert Lalonde, a bachelor of law student at UQAM, is a plaintiff in La Rose v. Sa Majesté le Roi (trial opened 26 Oct 2026, continuing to Feb 2027). He has authored/co‑authored international environmental law articles, has a piece appearing 13 Nov in the PKI Journal of Global Justice, and is co‑directing a documentary for 2027.
Lalonde combines legal studies with research and public engagement: he is a named plaintiff in the constitutional climate case La Rose (trial began 26 October 2026, proceedings to continue into February 2027), has published scholarly work on states’ obligations regarding climate impacts, and co‑authored an article scheduled for 13 November in the PKI Journal of Global Justice. He participated in a panel at UC Berkeley and is co‑directing a documentary on Indigenous sovereignties slated for 2027. His profile illustrates student opportunities for research, publication and public-facing projects in Canada.
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