Jewish Journal

Canadian Paper Apologizes for Anti-Semitic Cartoon

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 ...

Cartoon villains with foreign accents drive language bias, Canadian study finds

When popular villains in cartoon shows and movies speak in foreign-accented English, the young children watching the ...
Arutz Sheva

Canadian newspaper publishes antisemitic cartoon depicting Netanyahu as a vampire

A Canadian newspaper caused a firestorm on Wednesday after it published an antisemitic caricature of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the vampire in the movie Nosferatu. The Quebec-based newspaper ...

CMF Joins NFB, Telefilm’s Industry-Defining Presence at Annecy, Powering Canadian Animation on a Global Scale

Ahead of the new initiative Canada Morning, the institutions' top executives detail what lies ahead for the booming Canadian ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Canadian paper apologizes after running cartoon seen as anti-Semitic

(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 ...
The Times of Israel

Canadian paper apologizes for cartoon seen as anti-Semitic

Canadian paper apologizes for cartoon seen as anti-Semitic Edmonton Journal caricature depicted hacker with black beard and large nose as perpetrator of banking data breach By JTA and ToI Staff 12 ...