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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Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 4 Visuals Feature

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 4 Visuals Feature

By Michael Sarsito, August 1 2025—

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 3 Visuals Feature

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 3 Visuals Feature

By Mia Gilje, August 1 2025—

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 2 Visuals Feature

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 2 Visuals Feature

By Mia Gilje and Michael Sarsito, July 31 2025—

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 4: ATB Mainstage Recap — Begonia, La Lom and Ocie Elliot light up audiences in final performances of Calgary Folk Fest

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 4: ATB Mainstage Recap — Begonia, La Lom and Ocie Elliot light up audiences in final performances of Calgary Folk Fest

By Mia Gilje and Michael Sarsito, July 31 2025— ATB Mainstage featured local and international artists like fan favourite Begonia and Ocie Elliot. Begonia was one of the best vocalists I had the pleasure to witness at this year's Festival. Even at the highest of notes her vocal

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 3 Recap: Audiences withstand tumultuous weather to see The Langan Band and Madeleine Peyroux at the ATB Main Stage

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 3 Recap: Audiences withstand tumultuous weather to see The Langan Band and Madeleine Peyroux at the ATB Main Stage

By Hannah Caparino and Mia Gilje, July 31 2025— Day 3 of the Calgary Folk Music Festival was a test of resilience and dedication as the weather presented delays for a number of performances. Despite the obstacles, the energy in the festival was as high as ever, with many audience

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 2 Recap: Performances by Dengue Fever and Ruby Waters warm up the crowds through the rain

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 2 Recap: Performances by Dengue Fever and Ruby Waters warm up the crowds through the rain

By Hannah Caparino, July 31 2025— Calgary Folk Music Festival offered a variety of genres and artists that everyone can enjoy throughout the weekend. The National Stage 4 introduced the band Dengue Fever and their psychedelic, funky, and soulful sound. Following the band’s performance, Ruby Waters rocked the night

Teaching, tempo, and trust: Sarah Besselink’s blueprint for the Dinos

Teaching, tempo, and trust: Sarah Besselink’s blueprint for the Dinos

By Maggie Hsu, July 31 2025— The University of Calgary Dinos women’s basketball team is writing a new chapter with the arrival of newly appointed head coach Sarah Besselink. With Besselink’s repertoire rooted in recent experience as a player, teaching and a belief in culture-led success, she

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 1 Visuals Feature

Calgary Folk Fest 2025: Day 1 Visuals Feature

By Mia Gilje, July 29 2025—

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 1: Arrested Development and The Heavy Heavy set the vibe with a funky set

Calgary Folk Music Festival Day 1: Arrested Development and The Heavy Heavy set the vibe with a funky set

By Hannah Caparino, July 27 2025— Calgary Folk Music Festival kicked off its 45th annual festival with a lineup that combined nostalgic beats with modern tunes. While labelled a folk festival, the festival was encompassed of artists that are masters within their respective genres and brought energy and fun to

Pigging out on Calgary Stampede’s 2025 menu

Pigging out on Calgary Stampede’s 2025 menu

By Ilana van der Merwe, July 25 2025— The Calgary Stampede has become known for their peculiar, culinary creations and flavour combos. To test out some of the most bizarre items, an individual with a broad palette and unstifling appetite is required. Providing the Gauntlet with insight on three of

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