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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Rachel Notley’s vision, Danielle Smith’s spotlight: The Cancer Centre saga

Rachel Notley’s vision, Danielle Smith’s spotlight: The Cancer Centre saga

By Josie Simon, October 30 2024—  The Calgary Cancer Centre (CCC), also called the Arthur J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre, finally opened to patients on Oct. 28. This impressive $1.4 billion building is now one of the largest comprehensive cancer centres in the world. While the grand opening

Fairooz Shafin Memorial Scholarship: Honoring a legacy in computer science

Fairooz Shafin Memorial Scholarship: Honoring a legacy in computer science

By Maham Fatima, October 29 2024— Money is being raised by Dr. Leanne Wu, one of Shafin’s professors, along with Shafin’s friends, family and the Faculty of Science to establish the Fairooz Shafin Memorial Scholarship, a scholarship which aims to empower female international students in pursuing degrees in

What to watch this halloweekend based on your major

What to watch this halloweekend based on your major

By Medina Mohammed, October 29 2024— Need help choosing a scary show or movie to watch this Halloween season? Here’s a guide on how to spice up your halloweekend based on your major:  1. History: "American Horror Story" This anthology series by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk

Weekly Dino Digest: Oct. 28 to Nov. 3

Weekly Dino Digest: Oct. 28 to Nov. 3

By Maggie Hsu, October 29 2024— It’s a lighter schedule for the Dinos this week but this doesn’t mean the games will be light. With 11 dates on the calendar scheduled, we’ll see a mix between playoff action on the soccer field and home openers from the

Alberta Ballet brings a new take on German folklore with the world premiere of Grimm

Alberta Ballet brings a new take on German folklore with the world premiere of Grimm

By Dianne Miranda and Daman Singh, October 29 2024— Right as Halloween approaches, Alberta Ballet wrapped up the world premiere of Stefania Ballone’s production Grimm and it was nothing short of a fabulous experience. The ballet is inspired by seven fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm, including The Town

Alberta's proposed transgender policies spark debate over youth health and rights

Alberta's proposed transgender policies spark debate over youth health and rights

By Reyam Jamaleddine, October 28 2024— On Jan. 31, 2024 Alberta Premier Danielle Smith uploaded a video to Youtube titled  “Alberta Transgender Policy”. In this video a series of proposed legislations and policies are laid out with the aim of limiting the rights and healthcare options for transgender and non-

Weekly Dino Digest: Oct. 21-27

Weekly Dino Digest: Oct. 21-27

By Maggie Hsu, October 27 2024— It’s a big week for the Dinos as three teams are competing in Canada West Playoffs. While most teams are playing the 16-game schedule on the road, there is still plenty of action to take in at home. All Dinos’ home games

Boxing coaches comment on Calgary’s growing boxing community and fight scene

Boxing coaches comment on Calgary’s growing boxing community and fight scene

By Hannah Caparino, October 27 2024— Boxing as a sport has grown in popularity over the past few years due to online demand and its commerciality. Calgary in particular has been fostering a boxing community that is based on practicality and developing a healthier lifestyle for all. Olympus Boxing Club’

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 27: ghoulish grooves

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 27: ghoulish grooves

By Leigh Patrick, Maggie Hsu, Emiko Boys, Aurin Bhadra, Ansharah Shakil, Dianne Miranda and Daman Singh, October 27 2024— Get ready to dance with the spirits! This Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 27: ghoulish grooves is packed with hauntingly catchy tunes and spine-tingling beats that will keep your Halloween festivities alive.

The 'Kokum Calls You' project: Empowering change through Indigenous wisdom

The 'Kokum Calls You' project: Empowering change through Indigenous wisdom

By Reyam Jamaleddine and Kimberly Taylor, October 27 2024— For over a century, Indigenous children in Canada were forcibly removed from their homes and placed into residential schools. These residential schools were designed to erase and alter the identities, cultures and languages of Indigenous people. There were 140 residential schools

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