The Calgary Herald has once again curated a compelling collection of editorial cartoons, offering readers a visually striking and thought-provoking perspective on current events. Published on December 1, 2025, this weekly feature highlights the work of the newspaper's talented illustrators, who use their pencils to distill complex issues into powerful, often humorous, imagery.
A Weekly Tradition of Visual Commentary
Editorial cartoons serve as a unique pillar of journalism, blending artistry with sharp commentary. The Calgary Herald continues this tradition by featuring the latest creations from its stable of cartoonists. This week's selection, made available to subscribers, includes works from Patrick LaMontagne and Vance Rodewalt. Their contributions provide a critical lens on the political and social landscape, capturing the zeitgeist with clarity and wit.
Spotlight on the Cartoonists
The featured artists bring distinct styles and perspectives to the page. Patrick LaMontagne contributed a cartoon specifically for the Op-Ed page dated November 27, 2025. His work is known for its incisive take on both local and national issues. Fellow cartoonist Vance Rodewalt also provided his illustrative commentary, rounding out a diverse offering for readers. These cartoons are not just drawings; they are arguments, questions, and observations rendered in ink.
The publication of these cartoons underscores the Calgary Herald's commitment to multifaceted journalism. Beyond written articles, the visual satire engages readers differently, prompting reflection and sometimes laughter about the week's headlines. Access to this full collection, along with the newspaper's ePaper replica, exclusive analysis, and puzzles, is a benefit reserved for subscribers, supporting the vital work of local journalists.
