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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2026 SU Election Poster Critique

2026 SU Election Poster Critique

“White woman steals a Person of Colours entire campaign strategy…does it count as inspiration if you copied Zohran Mamdani to the tee?” "If the reward is a SU where students come first, we should start with a president that understands what the SU actually does." “You rely

2026 SU Election Poster Critique

2026 SU Election Poster Critique

“White woman steals a Person of Colours entire campaign strategy…does it count as inspiration if you copied Zohran Mamdani to the tee?” "If the reward is a SU where students come first, we should start with a president that understands what the SU actually does." “You rely

SU Presidential candidates forum: three candidates, one seat

SU Presidential candidates forum: three candidates, one seat

By Michael Sarsito, March 4 2026— With voting just days away, many students may still be asking the same questions: what do the candidates actually stand for? At the Presidential Candidates Forum organized by the UCalgary Students’ Union (SU), candidates Gabriela Dziegielewska, Michael Harris and Julia Law gave in-depth

SU Presidential candidates forum: three candidates, one seat

SU Presidential candidates forum: three candidates, one seat

By Michael Sarsito, March 4 2026— With voting just days away, many students may still be asking the same questions: what do the candidates actually stand for? At the Presidential Candidates Forum organized by the UCalgary Students’ Union (SU), candidates Gabriela Dziegielewska, Michael Harris and Julia Law gave in-depth

Peace, democracy and the cost of intervention in Venezuela

Peace, democracy and the cost of intervention in Venezuela

By Fernanda Scheid Sallet, March 3 2026— What does peace look like when it arrives in the form of sanctions and soldiers? In Venezuela the United States (U.S.) says it is defending democracy. Yet the reality happening on the country tells a far more complicated story about power sovereignty

Peace, democracy and the cost of intervention in Venezuela

Peace, democracy and the cost of intervention in Venezuela

By Fernanda Scheid Sallet, March 3 2026— What does peace look like when it arrives in the form of sanctions and soldiers? In Venezuela the United States (U.S.) says it is defending democracy. Yet the reality happening on the country tells a far more complicated story about power sovereignty

International youth workers may lose Alberta health care coverage

International youth workers may lose Alberta health care coverage

By Lizette Tanner, March 3 2026— As of Jan 7, Alberta Health coverage was not available for young international workers on International Experience Canada (IEC) Type 58 work permits. The IEC is a youth mobility program through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It allows people aged 18 to 35

International youth workers may lose Alberta health care coverage

International youth workers may lose Alberta health care coverage

By Lizette Tanner, March 3 2026— As of Jan 7, Alberta Health coverage was not available for young international workers on International Experience Canada (IEC) Type 58 work permits. The IEC is a youth mobility program through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It allows people aged 18 to 35

The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre

The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre

By Laura Beldor, March 2 2026—  Content Warning: This article contains mentions of abuse and suicide From Jan. 17 to Feb. 15 2026, Vertigo Theatre put on a production of Monstress, as part of their 2025/2026 season. The two-woman show is a hauntingly beautiful Frankenstein reimagining that tackles

The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre

The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre

By Laura Beldor, March 2 2026—  Content Warning: This article contains mentions of abuse and suicide From Jan. 17 to Feb. 15 2026, Vertigo Theatre put on a production of Monstress, as part of their 2025/2026 season. The two-woman show is a hauntingly beautiful Frankenstein reimagining that tackles

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