Matthew Johnson

Matthew Johnson

Matthew Johnson is the Editor-in-Chief for Vol. 66, currently a student at the University of Calgary studying Political Science and Communications & Media Studies.

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At Davos, the prime minister signals a change in the world order

At Davos, the prime minister signals a change in the world order

On day two of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a speech to audience members and members of the press that is turning heads.  “The old order is not coming back. We should not mourn it. Nostalgia is not a strategy” said the

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Alright, let’s talk about the gay hockey show

Alright, let’s talk about the gay hockey show

Warning: this article contains spoilers for Heated Rivalry.  In a hockey town like Calgary, there’s only one show on everyone’s mind. Heated Rivalry, created by Jacob Tierney, premiered on Nov. 28th, 2025, as a Crave original. Tierney, known for Letterkenny and Shoresy, also took on the Herculean task

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Oil paintings on the Western Front: Munnings — The War Years

Oil paintings on the Western Front: Munnings — The War Years

From Sept. 18th to Dec. 6th, 2025, the Nickle Gallery hosted “The Western Front: The War Years”, an exhibition that was free to the public and was displaying the work of Sir Alfred Munnings, the Newlyn School artist known for his paintings of horses during the First World War.  The

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When Ms. Lauryn Hill comes to Calgary

When Ms. Lauryn Hill comes to Calgary

What does it mean to experience one of the giants of hip-hop in your growing prairie city?  While not her first time in Calgary, on Dec. 8th, 2025, Ms. Lauryn Hill arrived in Calgary to give two back-to-back performances at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium.  Hill embarked

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Was the battle against tuition hikes lost before it began?

Was the battle against tuition hikes lost before it began?

Students have been told our tuition will be raised for the sixth year in a row, and as I look at our efforts to fight back, I fear we may have lost the battle before it even began. On Oct. 7, the University of Calgary hosted their Fall Community Discussion:

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