Viancy Salubre

Viancy Salubre

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.

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What the signs are eating at the 2023 Calgary stampede

What the signs are eating at the 2023 Calgary stampede

By Josie Simon, July 9 2023— The 2023 Calgary Stampede has astrologers and foodies eagerly anticipating what culinary delights will appeal to each zodiac sign. Insider details reveal that Earth signs prefer comfort food, while fire signs crave spicy dishes. So, grab your cowboy hat and boots and get ready

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Maz Jobrani forms positive messaging through comedy

Maz Jobrani forms positive messaging through comedy

By Zarif Alibhai, June 9 2023 Maz Jobrani has had a prolific career spanning over two decades. Although he studied political science at university and was enrolled in a Ph.D. program, yet he decided to pursue his childhood dream as an actor and stand-up comedian to help change

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Indigenous research webinar explores ethics, risks and community engagement

Indigenous research webinar explores ethics, risks and community engagement

By Vama Saini, July 5 2023 Every June, national Indigenous history month aims to promote authentic education on Canada's history with Indigenous peoples, foster meaningful dialogues and celebrate the diverse cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis.  The University of Calgary's Indigenous Research Support Team (IRST)

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Art show For The Love of: Volume 1 encourages creativity in Calgary

Art show For The Love of: Volume 1 encourages creativity in Calgary

By Ansharah Shakil, July 5 2023— Multi-medium art showcase For The Love of: Volume 1, or FTLO, premiered June 23 to 24 in association with Arts Commons at Jack Singer Rehearsal Hall. With 15 local artists, music from multiple DJs, day shows open to all ages and evening shows

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Stampede beyond the rodeo

Stampede beyond the rodeo

By Rodrigo Verney, July 5 2023— Calgary's most famous event is coming back to town and alongside the drinking, eating and enjoying the sun for what feels like the first time in forever, comes nine days of original country sports from July 7 to 16. The lineup is

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More precious than pearls: how Indigenous clam gardens can help mitigate the climate crisis

More precious than pearls: how Indigenous clam gardens can help mitigate the climate crisis

By Leonie O’Sullivan, June 3 2023— Today’s society is finally grasping the reality of global warming and climate change. With forest fires ablaze and soaring temperatures, change needs to happen to save the planet. Typical green initiatives include recycling or taking public transit — but have you heard about

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The aftermath of crossing the stage: Don’t know what to do with your life? Me too!

The aftermath of crossing the stage: Don’t know what to do with your life? Me too!

By Francesca Schoettler, June 3 2023— Does it ever feel like you’re navigating uncharted waters without a map? Perhaps if you’ve recently graduated you’ll know exactly what I mean. No one really warns you about the tidal wave of uncertainty that comes crashing down as soon as

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People don’t make albums anymore

People don’t make albums anymore

By Sheroog Kubur, June 29 2023— In 2013, Beyonce mused about the music industry and birthed one of the most pertinent quotes of the modern music industry — “People don’t make albums anymore.” She was complaining about the tendency of artists to put out singles in hopes of achieving a

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Fresh Out the Trap: Designing a way out the trap, for the people

Fresh Out the Trap: Designing a way out the trap, for the people

By Glory Okeleke, June 29 2023— Community, vibrancy, inspiration, creativity and a good time are some of the adjectives which were used to describe the feelings that have been fostered and accrued by the collective that is known as Fresh Out the Trap.  With a dream to inspire the present

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The survival guide for summer courses (or is it?)

The survival guide for summer courses (or is it?)

By Josie Simon, June 29 2023— Summer courses can be the ultimate test of survival for students. With the sun shining bright and the lure of the outdoors calling your name, staying focused on schoolwork can be downright impossible. But, fear not, because we have compiled a list of terrible

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