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.
By Leigh Patrick and Elliotte Buracas, May 21 2026— The PWHL Takeover Tour’s stop at the Scotiabank Saddledome is a powerful testament to the evolution of women’s hockey. For years, the sport in Western Canada was confined to community rinks despite a clear appetite for more. The resilience
By Leigh Patrick and Elliotte Buracas, May 21 2026— The PWHL Takeover Tour’s stop at the Scotiabank Saddledome is a powerful testament to the evolution of women’s hockey. For years, the sport in Western Canada was confined to community rinks despite a clear appetite for more. The resilience
By Leigh Patrick, May 21 2026— Avalon Fast’s second feature film, Camp, which closed out the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF), is a haunting, sensory-rich exploration of girlhood that feels less like a traditional narrative and more like a fever dream caught on film. Following her debut, Fast
By Leigh Patrick, May 21 2026— Avalon Fast’s second feature film, Camp, which closed out the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF), is a haunting, sensory-rich exploration of girlhood that feels less like a traditional narrative and more like a fever dream caught on film. Following her debut, Fast
By Leigh Patrick, May 21 2026— In BT Meza’s directorial debut, Affection, the lines between identity and consciousness blur into a visceral blend of psychological drama and body horror. The film follows Ellie Carter (Jessica Rothe), who awakens to a domestic life she doesn’t recognize: a man claiming
By Leigh Patrick, May 21 2026— In BT Meza’s directorial debut, Affection, the lines between identity and consciousness blur into a visceral blend of psychological drama and body horror. The film follows Ellie Carter (Jessica Rothe), who awakens to a domestic life she doesn’t recognize: a man claiming
By Leigh Patrick, May 21 2026— Editor’s Note: This review contains mentions of suicide and mental health struggles. Stella Marie Markert’s debut feature film, Thanks for Nothing (Danke für Nichts), a love letter to girlhood, friendship and the intensity of growing up, made its Alberta premiere at the
By Leigh Patrick, May 21 2026— Editor’s Note: This review contains mentions of suicide and mental health struggles. Stella Marie Markert’s debut feature film, Thanks for Nothing (Danke für Nichts), a love letter to girlhood, friendship and the intensity of growing up, made its Alberta premiere at the
By Hannah Caparino, May 21 2026— The University of Calgary (U of C) recently held the Canadian Landpower Mobilization and Modernization Conference on March 26 - 27. The conference featured a wide variety of panels and discussion for how the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) will employ research and technology in order
By Hannah Caparino, May 21 2026— The University of Calgary (U of C) recently held the Canadian Landpower Mobilization and Modernization Conference on March 26 - 27. The conference featured a wide variety of panels and discussion for how the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) will employ research and technology in order