A student committed to taking a stand and making things happen

Whether it’s in the fight against smoking or to curb bullying among youth, Alexandre Tremblay is not afraid to speak out and take action. Having personally suffered from bullying, the Secondary 4 student at Odyssée/Dominique-Racine high school fully understands the importance of taking a stand in order to make things happen. From the student government to the Réseau conseil de la gang allumée, as well as various theatre and event hosting projects, for Alexandre, involvement is an inexhaustible source of motivation.

Michelle Houde

A student committed to contributing to student life, humanitarian aid, the arts and environmental protection

Going by what Michelle Houde, a Secondary 5 student at Collège Saint-Sacrement, has accomplished so far in her life, the first adjective to come to mind is “impressive.” But, when you listen to her talk with a passion about all her various projects and involvement, it would be more tempting to describe her actions as astounding. Student life, humanitarian aid, community engagement, environmental protection, the performing arts, musical concerts, she’s everywhere and puts her abundant energy to good use in every project.

A student committed to developing student initiatives with a tangible impact on her community

As early as elementary school, Cassandre Bois, a Secondary 5 student at De Rochebelle high school, knew that she had a role to play in order to contribute to the development of our society. Ever since, whether it’s through the arts, sports, community and extracurricular engagement or even international cooperation, she has always known how to roll up her sleeves and work hard to fulfil her ideals. For example, the launch of La cuisine du cœur project for the patrons of the Maison Dauphine and her role as choreographer for the school’s musical comedy bear witness to the multidisciplinary nature of Cassandre’s involvement.