Viancy Salubre is the Digital Editor for Vol. 66, and a recent graduate of the Print & Online Journalism program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Her editorial work can be seen in TheScene, Avenue and Create Calgary.
By Elliotte Buracas, July 24 2026— On Tuesday, July 7, Sportsnet 960 The Fan began their morning talk show as usual. On air, bright and early, everything was running smoothly. Suddenly there was dead air. With no explanation, the broadcast cut out. The news broke around 11 a.m. announcing
By Laura Beldor, July 25 2026— Under blue skies and the sweltering July heat, festival goers once again gathered at Prince Island Park, laid out their blankets and tarps for another day of live music. In the evening, SYML took the ATB stage. The indie artist has spent over 2
By Laura Beldor, July 24 2026— Despite the cloudy skies and air thick with wildfire smoke, individuals made their way in droves to Prince Island Park for the first day of this year’s Calgary Folk Music Festival, one of the city’s major summer music events. At the ATB
by Laura Beldor, July 24 2026— On July 13, Canadian band, The Beaches performed on the Coca-Cola Stage for the final night of the Calgary Stampede. To cap off the festival, the group delivered a fun and unapologetically queer set. Hailing from Toronto, The Beaches are a four-piece
Behind the scenes at Century Downs, women are stepping out of the shadows of the paddock and steering the future of Alberta harness racing.
By Leigh Patrick, July 16, 2026— With the summer's largest event closed, the city settles into the predictable rhythms of coffee and meetings, weekends spent on the Bow and evenings enjoyed on 17th Avenue patios. As the adrenaline clears and midsummer heat beats the pavement, the days blur
By Leigh Patrick, July 16, 2026— With the summer's largest event closed, the city settles into the predictable rhythms of coffee and meetings, weekends spent on the Bow and evenings enjoyed on 17th Avenue patios. As the adrenaline clears and midsummer heat beats the pavement, the days blur
By Hannah Caparino, July 14 2026 Any up-and-coming journalist, writer or critic will one day find themselves in a dimly lit, grungy looking venue where local artists are wailing into a mic, hoping to be the next big thing. It is in that exact setting where audiences meet
By Leigh Patrick, June 30 2026— Amid the surging popularity of sports romance, Full Circle Theatre answers the call for more lovable hockey players pining over independent women with their new production, Power Play. Directed by Danielle Baker, the show is a modern retelling of Shakespeare’s The Taming of
By Leigh Patrick, June 30 2026— Amid the surging popularity of sports romance, Full Circle Theatre answers the call for more lovable hockey players pining over independent women with their new production, Power Play. Directed by Danielle Baker, the show is a modern retelling of Shakespeare’s The Taming of