The Montreal Gazette has released a compelling gallery featuring the editorial cartoon work of the renowned Aislin and other prominent cartoonists for the month of January 2026. This collection offers a visual commentary on the events and issues shaping the start of the new year, captured through the distinctive and often provocative lens of editorial art.
A Legacy of Satire and Commentary
The gallery highlights the ongoing work of Terry Mosher, who works under the pen name Aislin. A fixture at The Gazette for decades, Aislin's cartoons have become an integral part of Montreal's and Canada's media landscape, known for their incisive take on political and social matters. The January 2026 collection continues this tradition, with one specific cartoon dated for January 6, 2026, indicating the timeliness and relevance of the subjects tackled.
Accessing Trusted Journalism
This exclusive content underscores The Gazette's role as a pillar of English-language news in Quebec. The publication emphasizes its history as a critical part of the community for over 245 years. To view the full gallery and support this legacy, readers are encouraged to subscribe. A subscription provides unlimited digital access, including the popular columns of Allison Hanes, Josh Freed, and Bill Brownstein, engagement in moderated community forums, and support for local journalism. Subscribers also receive the Montreal Gazette ePaper, a digital replica of the print edition.
The Value of Editorial Cartoons
Editorial cartoons like those in this gallery serve a unique function in news media. They distill complex issues into a single, powerful image that can provoke thought, challenge perspectives, and sometimes even inspire change. By featuring this work, The Gazette continues to deliver trusted coverage on issues that matter through multiple forms of storytelling, blending written analysis with visual satire.
The gallery serves as a reminder of the vital role a free press and artistic commentary play in a healthy democracy. For those wishing to experience the full breadth of this work and contribute to the sustainability of local news, The Gazette offers various subscription and registration options to continue the reading experience.
