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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Campus Conservatives host Q&A with Premier Danielle Smith and MPs

Campus Conservatives host Q&A with Premier Danielle Smith and MPs

By Alex Howey, February 2 2026— On Jan. 26, the Campus Conservative Association of Calgary (CCAC) held an event at UofC that was a stop for Conservative MP Jamil Jivani’s “Restore the North” campus tour. The event featured guest speakers Conservative MP Shuvaloy Majumdar and Premier Danielle Smith, and

Campus Conservatives host Q&A with Premier Danielle Smith and MPs

Campus Conservatives host Q&A with Premier Danielle Smith and MPs

By Alex Howey, February 2 2026— On Jan. 26, the Campus Conservative Association of Calgary (CCAC) held an event at UofC that was a stop for Conservative MP Jamil Jivani’s “Restore the North” campus tour. The event featured guest speakers Conservative MP Shuvaloy Majumdar and Premier Danielle Smith, and

How international students and universities are affected by Canada’s new immigration policies

How international students and universities are affected by Canada’s new immigration policies

By Elaine Liang, February 2 2026— From 2026 to 2028, Canada will be tightening immigration rules and accepting fewer new residents, temporary workers and international students. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the federal government is aiming to gradually reduce overall immigration targets over the three-year period.

How international students and universities are affected by Canada’s new immigration policies

How international students and universities are affected by Canada’s new immigration policies

By Elaine Liang, February 2 2026— From 2026 to 2028, Canada will be tightening immigration rules and accepting fewer new residents, temporary workers and international students. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the federal government is aiming to gradually reduce overall immigration targets over the three-year period.

A new take on an old classic: Alberta Ballet’s The Nutcracker

A new take on an old classic: Alberta Ballet’s The Nutcracker

By Laura Beldor, February 2 2026— From Dec. 12-24, 2025, Alberta Ballet ran their annual production of The Nutcracker at the Southern Jubilee Auditorium. This season, the company premiered a reinvented version of the ballet, bringing new life to a beloved story.   The Nutcracker has been a staple of

A new take on an old classic: Alberta Ballet’s The Nutcracker

A new take on an old classic: Alberta Ballet’s The Nutcracker

By Laura Beldor, February 2 2026— From Dec. 12-24, 2025, Alberta Ballet ran their annual production of The Nutcracker at the Southern Jubilee Auditorium. This season, the company premiered a reinvented version of the ballet, bringing new life to a beloved story.   The Nutcracker has been a staple of

Women questioned: How the Olympics’ new rules target all women

Women questioned: How the Olympics’ new rules target all women

By Leigh Patrick, February 2 2026— Your womanhood is questioned as you prepare for practice. Strangers wonder aloud if you have two X chromosomes, as if that alone defines your womanhood. They don’t notice a sports panel reviewing files and debating your hormones. Stepping onto a court or field

Women questioned: How the Olympics’ new rules target all women

Women questioned: How the Olympics’ new rules target all women

By Leigh Patrick, February 2 2026— Your womanhood is questioned as you prepare for practice. Strangers wonder aloud if you have two X chromosomes, as if that alone defines your womanhood. They don’t notice a sports panel reviewing files and debating your hormones. Stepping onto a court or field

Defend your major: In the good name of political science

Defend your major: In the good name of political science

By Kiera Fitzpatrick-Moran, January 28 2026— Political science students are, like many Arts majors, often met with doubt and concern in their choice of subject. However, political science is a broad-reaching and ever-relevant topic, and I will not waver in the confidence that I hold for it.

Defend your major: In the good name of political science

Defend your major: In the good name of political science

By Kiera Fitzpatrick-Moran, January 28 2026— Political science students are, like many Arts majors, often met with doubt and concern in their choice of subject. However, political science is a broad-reaching and ever-relevant topic, and I will not waver in the confidence that I hold for it.

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