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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Dinos fall short in record breaking Crowchild Classic game

Dinos fall short in record breaking Crowchild Classic game

By Lexus Rae and Bavan Kailey, February 5 2026— Another year, another record breaking Crowchild Classic crowd at Scotiabank Saddledome. A total of 13,324 fans showed up to cheer on the Dinos and Cougars in a thrilling matchup where the Dinos fell short 2-1. The puck dropped in

Dinos fall short in record breaking Crowchild Classic game

Dinos fall short in record breaking Crowchild Classic game

By Lexus Rae and Bavan Kailey, February 5 2026— Another year, another record breaking Crowchild Classic crowd at Scotiabank Saddledome. A total of 13,324 fans showed up to cheer on the Dinos and Cougars in a thrilling matchup where the Dinos fell short 2-1. The puck dropped in

Dinos women win Crowchild Classic and sweep the weekend

Dinos women win Crowchild Classic and sweep the weekend

By Leigh Patrick, February 4 2026— For the third year in a row, the University of Calgary Dinos women’s hockey team claimed bragging rights at the Scotiabank Saddledome, edging out the Mount Royal University Cougars 2-1. “We like to play in the mud, and I think we'

Dinos women win Crowchild Classic and sweep the weekend

Dinos women win Crowchild Classic and sweep the weekend

By Leigh Patrick, February 4 2026— For the third year in a row, the University of Calgary Dinos women’s hockey team claimed bragging rights at the Scotiabank Saddledome, edging out the Mount Royal University Cougars 2-1. “We like to play in the mud, and I think we'

“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To

“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To

By Rhiannon Evans, February 3, 2026— I Would Prefer Not To, produced by One Yellow Rabbit, is a contemporary stage performance created and starring David Gagnon Walker and Torri Morrison. Part confessional, part storytelling, I Would Prefer Not To focuses on themes of mental illness, memory, and meaning.  The performances

“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To

“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To

By Rhiannon Evans, February 3, 2026— I Would Prefer Not To, produced by One Yellow Rabbit, is a contemporary stage performance created and starring David Gagnon Walker and Torri Morrison. Part confessional, part storytelling, I Would Prefer Not To focuses on themes of mental illness, memory, and meaning.  The performances

Bill 9 prompts new Fairness and Safety in Sport Policy at U of C, draws criticism from student groups

Bill 9 prompts new Fairness and Safety in Sport Policy at U of C, draws criticism from student groups

By Vama Saini, February 2 2026— The University of Calgary has implemented a new Fairness and Safety in Sport Policy following the passage of Alberta’s Bill 9, legislation that invokes the notwithstanding clause to shield several provincial laws from Charter challenges. Bill 9 — formally titled the Protecting Alberta’s

Bill 9 prompts new Fairness and Safety in Sport Policy at U of C, draws criticism from student groups

Bill 9 prompts new Fairness and Safety in Sport Policy at U of C, draws criticism from student groups

By Vama Saini, February 2 2026— The University of Calgary has implemented a new Fairness and Safety in Sport Policy following the passage of Alberta’s Bill 9, legislation that invokes the notwithstanding clause to shield several provincial laws from Charter challenges. Bill 9 — formally titled the Protecting Alberta’s

Federal government investment in national suicide hotline highlights importance of mental health services

Federal government investment in national suicide hotline highlights importance of mental health services

By Eda Kamal, February 2 2026— Canada’s Minister of Health, The Honourable Marjorie Michel, announced on Jan.16 that there will be up to $120.2 million invested over the next two years into 9-8-8, Canada’s national suicide hotline.  “Protecting the mental health and well-being

Federal government investment in national suicide hotline highlights importance of mental health services

Federal government investment in national suicide hotline highlights importance of mental health services

By Eda Kamal, February 2 2026— Canada’s Minister of Health, The Honourable Marjorie Michel, announced on Jan.16 that there will be up to $120.2 million invested over the next two years into 9-8-8, Canada’s national suicide hotline.  “Protecting the mental health and well-being

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