Editorial Cartoons from the Past Week (May 18, 2026)
Enjoy a smile with editorial cartoons from the past week, featuring work by Greg Perry and Patrick LaMontagne. A light-hearted look at current events.
Category : Entertainment
Bardem Attacks Trump, Putin, Netanyahu at Cannes
Oscar winner Javier Bardem curses world leaders at Cannes, calling Trump, Putin, and Netanyahu examples of toxic masculinity.
Tim Dolighan Cartoon, May 18, 2026
Tim Dolighan's latest cartoon for May 18, 2026, offers a satirical take on current events. View the full cartoon in the Toronto Sun.
SUNshine Girl Keesha: Scorpio Chef with Food Truck Dreams
Meet SUNshine Girl Keesha, a passionate Scorpio who dreams of launching a food truck and becoming the Queen of Cupcakes. She loves fashion, shopping, and the Raptors.
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SUNshine Girl Keesha: Scorpio with a Passion for Fashion (18.05.2026)
Meet Keesha, a 5-foot-8 Scorpio passionate about fashion, shopping, and cooking. She dreams of launching a food truck and becoming the Queen of Cupcakes. A big Raptors fan, she aims for an Audi R9.
Sunshine Girl Lexi: Gamer Girl at Heart
Meet Lexi, this week's Sunshine Girl, a gamer at heart who loves old-school Nintendo, Mass Effect, card games, and Harry Potter.
Metaxas: God Raised Up Trump for White House Ballroom
Conservative author Eric Metaxas sparked backlash by suggesting God raised up President Trump to build a White House ballroom, a project Trump has long championed.
Pride Winnipeg Reflects on Anti-LGBTQ+ Discrimination Day
Pride Winnipeg president Barry Karlenzig discusses the significance of International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, emphasizing ongoing challenges and community resilience.
Alex Cooper Expecting First Child with Matt Kaplan
Podcaster Alex Cooper, 31, announces pregnancy with husband Matt Kaplan, 42. The couple married in April 2024 in Mexico. Cooper previously said she changed her mind about kids in her 30s.
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Snowy Heritage Park, Otafest, Calaway Park Weekend Photos
Postmedia Calgary photographers capture snowy Heritage Park opening, Otafest anime festival, and sunny Calaway Park debut this weekend.
Aaron Rai wins PGA Championship, first English winner since 1919
Aaron Rai, 31, shot a final-round 65 to win the PGA Championship, becoming the first English-born player since Jim Barnes in 1919 to claim the Wanamaker Trophy.
School of Rock Winnipeg Marks 10 Years with Band Show
School of Rock Winnipeg celebrated its 10th anniversary with a performance by its instructor band at Sidestage Winnipeg on May 16, 2026.
Indigenous Cellist Cris Derksen Dies in Car Crash
Cris Derksen, acclaimed Indigenous cellist and composer, died in a car crash. The Juno-nominated artist was known for blending classical and Indigenous music.
Canadian Tulip Festival Wraps Up 74th Season
The Canadian Tulip Festival concludes its 74th season in Ottawa with a wave of visitors enjoying the final days of blooms and festivities across the capital.
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Indigenous Cellist Cris Derksen Dies in Crash After Father's Funeral
Cris Derksen, 45, died in a head-on collision near Slave Lake, Alta., while returning from her father's funeral. The Juno-nominated cellist was a beloved figure in Canada's classical and Indigenous music scenes.
Otafest 2026: Anime and Japanese Pop Culture in Calgary
The 28th annual Otafest filled downtown Calgary with anime, manga, and Japanese pop culture fans. The event featured cosplay, panels, and more.
Sikh Celebrations Draw Thousands to Windsor Waterfront
Thousands gathered at Windsor's waterfront on May 17, 2026, for a vibrant celebration of Sikh heritage, featuring traditional food, music, and cultural activities.
Barbra Streisand Skips Cannes Palme d'Or Ceremony
Barbra Streisand will not attend the Cannes Palme d'Or ceremony after sustaining a knee injury. The iconic singer and actress was set to receive the honorary award.
Library Gets Book Returned 100+ Years Late
The Mechanics' Institute Library in San Francisco, founded in 1854, received a book checked out over a century ago, highlighting its enduring role as a cultural hub.
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Adam Driver: 'Saving It for My Book' on Dunham Claims
Adam Driver responds to Lena Dunham's allegations of violent outbursts on 'Girls,' saying he will address them in a future book.
Michael tops box office in 4th weekend
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' returns to the top of the box office in its fourth weekend, starring Jaafar Jackson. The film continues to draw audiences.
Adam Driver Responds to Lena Dunham's 'Girls' Allegations
Adam Driver addressed Lena Dunham's memoir claims about his behavior on 'Girls' at Cannes, saying he's saving comments for his own book.
Edna Lewis Shaped American Dining with Country Traditions
Edna Lewis's cookbook 'The Taste of Country Cooking' revolutionized American cuisine 50 years ago, blending Black heritage with farm-to-table principles.
Best Tragically Hip Song Tournament Begins
A decade after Gord Downie's diagnosis and final tour, a new bracket competition will determine the best Tragically Hip song, based on streams and fan votes.
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Colin Jost Nearly Shaves Head Live on SNL Weekend Update
During SNL's 'Weekend Update' joke swap, Colin Jost nearly shaved his head on live TV after a controversial joke about Ye, with Michael Che stopping the barber.
Vancouver Artist Creates Unique Public Art of Underground Infrastructure
Greg Snider's 'Project For A Public Works Yard' reveals hidden city infrastructure in a cutaway sculpture, celebrating the work of municipal employees.
Ex-Spy Mike Fournier Reveals Spy Life in New Memoir
Retired Warrant Officer Mike Fournier discusses his memoir 'Intelligence Operator 230,' offering a rare glimpse into the covert world of espionage and his experiences as a spy.
Jack Ryan 'Ghost War' Leads This Week's Must-See TV
John Krasinski returns as Jack Ryan in 'Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War' on Prime Video. Plus, series finales of 'Survivor' and 'Outlander,' and new shows like 'The Boroughs.'
Edna Lewis: Black Chef Who Redefined American Cuisine
Edna Lewis's 'The Taste of Country Cooking' turned 50, reshaping American dining by honoring Black rural traditions. Her legacy endures.
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Will Ferrell's SNL Monologue Hijacked by Chad Smith
Will Ferrell's SNL hosting gig started with a surprise as Chad Smith impersonated him. Paul McCartney also joined the fun.
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