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 Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026— Championships wind down and seasons have wrapped up, the Dinos teams prepare for competition hibernation as they begin their off-season of recruitment and strategizing. Before the teams called it a season, however, they went out in style, claiming medals and breaking records. Here’
By Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026— Championships wind down and seasons have wrapped up, the Dinos teams prepare for competition hibernation as they begin their off-season of recruitment and strategizing. Before the teams called it a season, however, they went out in style, claiming medals and breaking records. Here’
By Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026— Another weekend of championships has ended with gold medals and fierce competition. Still, the March reprieve for these athletes is nonexistent. Catch the National Championships live on CBC Gem, CBCSports.ca or the CBC Sports YouTube channel. Here’s the week’s rundown from
By Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026— Another weekend of championships has ended with gold medals and fierce competition. Still, the March reprieve for these athletes is nonexistent. Catch the National Championships live on CBC Gem, CBCSports.ca or the CBC Sports YouTube channel. Here’s the week’s rundown from
By Elaine Liang, March 24 2026— At the March 3 Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting, a consultation on the Ahead of Tomorrow Academic Advising Impact Initiative was held with Vice-Provost (Student Experience) Verity Turpin and Institutional Effectiveness Specialist and project lead Tanille Butler. After an introduction from Turpin, Butler
By Elaine Liang, March 24 2026— At the March 3 Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting, a consultation on the Ahead of Tomorrow Academic Advising Impact Initiative was held with Vice-Provost (Student Experience) Verity Turpin and Institutional Effectiveness Specialist and project lead Tanille Butler. After an introduction from Turpin, Butler
By Bavan Kailey, March 23 2026— Canada has always been shaped by immigrants, with communities bringing over their culture, traditions and languages, as well as their kindness, hospitality and liveliness. Many families brought over another love as well: the love of cricket. Cricket serves as a vital cultural touchstone for
By Bavan Kailey, March 23 2026— Canada has always been shaped by immigrants, with communities bringing over their culture, traditions and languages, as well as their kindness, hospitality and liveliness. Many families brought over another love as well: the love of cricket. Cricket serves as a vital cultural touchstone for
By Lizette Tanner, March 23 2026— From Feb. 24 to March 15, 2026, Alberta Theatre Projects was featuring the dramatic play, Casey and Diana, written by Canadian playwright, Nick Green. Casey and Diana had its world premier at the Stratford Festival and was described as “breathtaking” by Broadway World. The
By Lizette Tanner, March 23 2026— From Feb. 24 to March 15, 2026, Alberta Theatre Projects was featuring the dramatic play, Casey and Diana, written by Canadian playwright, Nick Green. Casey and Diana had its world premier at the Stratford Festival and was described as “breathtaking” by Broadway World. The