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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How would the CPC government impact students?

How would the CPC government impact students?

By Imran Ahmed, April 25 2025— As the 2025 Canadian federal election approaches, the political landscape has changed significantly compared to just a few months ago. The Liberal Party, under the new leadership of Prime Minister Mark Carney, has made a momentous recovery, currently leading the Conservative Party of Canada

The Liberal party’s plan for students: Steady with short reach

The Liberal party’s plan for students: Steady with short reach

By Reyam Jamaleddine and Maggie Hsu, April 25 2025— Led by Mark Carney, the 2025 Liberal Party of Canada’s “Canada Strong” platform is centred on affordability, economic growth and sustainable development. Carney served as the governor of the Bank of Canada during the 2008 global financial crisis as well

Will the NDP deliver for students? Lofty promises, complex realities

Will the NDP deliver for students? Lofty promises, complex realities

By Vama Saini, April 25 2025— As Canada's next federal election approaches, the New Democratic Party (NDP) is putting forward a platform that appeals to progressive values and youth concerns. On paper, it promises a student-friendly future: free tuition, affordable housing, stronger mental health care and action

CUFF 2025: Jakob Skrzypa on Vampire Zombies…From Space!

CUFF 2025: Jakob Skrzypa on Vampire Zombies…From Space!

By Ansharah Shakil, April 23 2025— Tongue-in-cheek ode to 1950s sci-fi horror films Vampire Zombies..From Space! has all the ingredients for an audience favourite. The film is making its Alberta premiere at the 2025 Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) on April 25 at 9:30 p.

What international students should expect from the 2025 Canadian federal election

What international students should expect from the 2025 Canadian federal election

By Josie Simon, April 24 2025— As Canada approaches its federal election on Apr. 28, over 1,000,000 international students are at the centre of a political debate. Following the Liberal government's Oct. 2024 policy shift that reduced permanent resident targets by 21 per cent and implemented

Building community and excitement with Sled Island’s Student Mixer

Building community and excitement with Sled Island’s Student Mixer

By Ansharah Shakil, April 24 2025— Sled Island is a festival tailor-made for anyone who loves music. This year it will be taking place from June 18-22. One of the many things that makes Sled Island unique is the special programming it offers, including the upcoming Sled Island

Climate change conversations dismissed as a topic of discussion in upcoming federal election

Climate change conversations dismissed as a topic of discussion in upcoming federal election

By Hannah Caparino, April 24 2025— The upcoming 2025 federal election sparked major debate regarding the dismissal of issues that can impact voter turnout and engagement. The recent announcement for the political parties to disregard climate change in the election has influenced whether or not climate change had significant influence

The man, the boy and the third wheel

The man, the boy and the third wheel

By Josie Simon, April 2 2025— Mark Carney is the man Canada needs. Pierre Poilievre is the boy who isn't ready. Jagmeet Singh is the third wheel nobody asked for. On Apr. 28, Canadians will choose between these three leaders, and the stakes couldn't be higher

Voting on campus

Voting on campus

By Jill Reeves, April 24 2025— The 2025 Canadian federal election will be taking place on April 28, in which the country will elect members to the 45th Canadian Parliament.  The Student’s Union (SU) historically holds a campaign encouraging students to vote, and this year is no different. “Get

Nixon offers no insight to the Gauntlet ahead of federal election

Nixon offers no insight to the Gauntlet ahead of federal election

By Vama Saini, April 23 2025— After multiple attempts to contact Jeremy Nixon’s campaign, the Calgary Confederation Conservative candidate did not respond to interview requests. With no detailed platform available on his campaign website, Nixon’s priorities remain unclear at the time of publication.  Read more about Nixon and

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