A Canadian newspaper apologized on Aug. 9 for running an anti-Semitic cartoon on Aug. 1. The Edmonton Journal published a cartoon by cartoonist Malcolm Mayes in their print edition that read, “What’s ...
Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck is a writer for Collider. He grew up creating lists, stories, and worlds, which led to his love of anime and video games. He attended Sheridan College where he earned an Honours ...
Less than two months after part stealing the spotlight in Annecy, Canadian producers, broadcasters, investors and institutional execs crossed the Atlantic once more to showcase the wide range of ...
The Montreal daily La Presse withdrew a cartoon depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a vampire last Wednesday, just hours after its publication. This act of self-censorship was ...
It’s a given that kids love a good cartoon, but a new Canadian study shows that cartoons can also be good for them, too. Results from a national Teletoon Retro and Strategic Counsel study reveal that ...
This year, CARTOON continues to develop its growing international partnerships with the launch of the “Québec-Canada Land in Europe: A Space for Creation” initiative during Cartoon Movie 2026 and ...
(JTA) — A Canadian newspaper that ran a cartoon seen as anti-Semitic has apologized following backlash from the local Jewish community. The Edmonton Journal cartoon nearly two weeks ago by Malcolm ...
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