Queen's Football Wins

Queen's Football Wins
Corey Lablans For The Queen's Journal

Story 1: http://queensjournal.ca/story/2011-09-17/sports/gaels-score-seven-touchdowns-first-win/
By Benjamin Deans, Assistant Sports Editor

Story 2: http://queensjournal.ca/story/2011-09-16/sports/home-game-drought/
By Benjamin Deans, Assistant Sports Editor

Know Your Candidates

Know Your Candidates
By Corey Lablans / Yearbook and Design Services

Two weeks and the Provincial Elections will be taking place. Are you aware of the candidates that are representing the four major parties for Kingston and the Islands? Who will be our next Member of Provincial Parliament? The election is Thursday, October 6th, 2011. Unable to attend that day, find out when and where you can vote at advance polls.

Candidates and Biography

Liberal Party – John Gerretsen (Current MPP)

http://www.johngerretsen.onmpp.ca/bio.aspx?id=biography

Green Party - Robert Kiley

http://joshlyon.ca/?page_id=2

New Democratic Party (NDP) - Mary Rita Holland

http://ontariondp.com/en/candidates/mary-rita-holland

Conservative Party - Rodger James

http://rodgerjames.ca/bio/

Platforms

Green Party Platform

https://secure.gpo.ca/civicrm/profile/create?gid=15&reset=1&contact_source=platform_booklet_request

NDP Party Platform

http://ontariondp.com/en/policy

Conservative Party Platform (change book)

http://www.ontariopc.com/issues/

Liberal Party Platform

http://www.ontarioliberal.ca/OurPlan/Platform.aspx

When I sourced out the party platforms linked above, the Green Party’s site said there was an error. The Conservative and the NDP site both call their platforms something else but I linked the site that I thought was the party’s “platform.” All of the links take you to their website, so if I’m wrong you can surf around. This is just a site to get everyone thinking!!!!!

If something is wrong please comment or send an email to cjphotographics@hotmail.com

Thank you,

Corey Lablans

Present Becomes the Past

Queen's University Frosh Week

Getting messy, having fun and lifetime of memories, the things that make up the first week of school or more known as Frosh Week. Queen’s University has a distinct Frosh Week full of traditions from the ArtSci Frosh Olympics to the Engineer’s Grease Pole. All of these events provide for an amazing week of photography with so much energy. As Photo Editor of the Queen’s Journal and Head Photographer for the Queen’s Yearbook, now Yearbook and Design Services, it means a very busy time of the year. Working for both organizations is a little tricky this past week, I will admit but it’s good to have so much coverage. Once the week has past, then it becomes history, memories and photographs are what remain to leave a legacy. Hopefully the photos spark emotions bring back memories but what I have learned more recently is the importance of phot

os in the long run. It is through these photos one can see life as it was, HISTORY!!!

Corey Lablans

Photo Editor – Queen’s Journal

Head Photographer – Yearbook and Design Services

K-Town Triathlon

Triathlon Participants Love the Sport
Corey Lablans For The Whig-Standard

One hundred and thirty one athletes head out from Confederation Basin Marina moments after the start of the long course triathlon, men’s wave during the 28th K-Town Triathlon Sunday morning. A total of 548 athletes partook in the K-Town Triathlon.

More on the triathlon visit:
http://www.thewhig.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3238875

Loose the Fourth, Win It All

Kingston Kings Take Semi-Final in Fifth Game
Corey Lablans For The Whig-Standard

Left: Brandon Miller of the Kingston Kings cheers after scoring the fourth goal of the first period leading the Kings 4-1 heading into the second period in game five of the Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League East division semifinal against the Brockville Ballistics at the Memorial Centre in Brockville. After a close game, the Kings held their ground defeating the Ballistics 7-6.

Right: Jake Fawcett of the Brockville Ballistics checks Robbie Sullivan of the Kingston Kings sending the ball out of the pocket in game five of the Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League East division semifinal at the Memorial Centre in Brockville.

The Whig Story by Mike Koreen:
http://www.thewhig.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3240608

Losing the Fourth Game
Corey Lablans For The Whig-Standard

Cole Byvelds of the Kingston Kings leans into Jordan Moran of the Brockville Ballistics while trying to maintain control of the ball during Sunday night’s Ontario Junior C Lacrosse League East division semifinal at the Centre 70 arena. The Kings lost to the Ballistics 12-2, setting a 2-2 standing heading into the fifth game of the semi-finals tonight in Brockville at 8pm.

The Whig Story by Mike Koreen:
http://www.thewhig.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3238873

Urinetown the Musical

Urinetown the Musical at Theological Hall
Corey Lablans For The Whig-Standard

Left: Hope (Maddi McKay) teaches Bobby (Kevin Doe) to listen to his heart. He in return listens to hers and finds out what she truly desires in this fun romantic duet during the first half of Urinetown, the musical.

Right: Hope (Maddi McKay) reveals herself to Bobby (Kevin Doe) as the daughter of UrineGood Company tycoon Caldwell B. Cladwell (Richard Albin) in the background, the man he is confronting as leader of the poor's revolution. The UGC executive looks on during the first half of Urinetown, the musical.

Rotunda Theatre, Theological Hall, Queen’s University

July 28-30 and August 3-6, 8pm
July 31 and August 6, 2pm

General admission seating

Students/Senior: $15
Adult: $18

Information on time and synopsis of the musical visit:
http://www.snapkingston.com/index.php?option=com_sngevents&id[0]=299490&lang=en

First Salamander

Blue Spotted Salamander
First Salamander of the Year - Bancroft, ONT

Corey Lablans Photography