Edmonton Journal Editorial Cartoons July 2026 by Malcolm Mayes
Edmonton Journal Editorial Cartoons July 2026

July 2026 Editorial Cartoons by Malcolm Mayes

The Edmonton Journal published a series of editorial cartoons by Malcolm Mayes in July 2026, offering satirical commentary on current events. The cartoons touch on topics ranging from international conflicts to local struggles.

Forgotten Ukraine War

One cartoon depicts a distracted world that has largely forgotten about the Russia-Ukraine war. The image highlights how global attention has shifted away from the ongoing conflict, drawing concern from observers.

Gen Z and Millennial Socialism

Another cartoon shows Gen Z and Millennial fish wondering if there is a catch to socialism. The illustration playfully questions younger generations' interest in socialist ideas.

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America's Forgetfulness at 250

A cartoon titled "America is a little forgetful after 250 years" reflects on the United States' historical amnesia as the nation marks its 250th anniversary.

Trump Treats Canada Like Canada Treats Alberta

One cartoon draws a parallel between Donald Trump's treatment of Canada and the way Canada treats Alberta, suggesting a pattern of unequal relations.

Alberta Mosquito Battle

A local-themed cartoon shows an Alberta man battling mosquitoes while doing yard work, a relatable summer struggle for many residents.

Malcolm Mayes is a longtime editorial cartoonist for the Edmonton Journal, known for his sharp political and social commentary. The July 2026 collection continues his tradition of blending humor with critique on both national and international issues.

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