Kal in talks with Baltimore Sun

The Baltimore Brew reports that The Baltimore Sun is in talks with its former editorial cartoonist Kevin Kallaugher (KAL) to bring him back for a once-a-week cartoon.

The article from The Baltimore Brew:

Chronicles From the Holy City by Guy Delisle

Quebec cartoonist Guy Delisle yesterday won first prize at the Angoulême Festival of Comics for his book "Chroniques de Jérusalem". The book is published in English by Drawn & Quartely.

Here is a small preview:

An Interview with Non Sequitur's Wiley Miller

Tom Racine interviews Willey Miller on Tall Tales Radio podcast.
A print interview with Christopher Cousins in The Bangor Daily Mail:

A selection of my cartoons from Portfoolio 25

The following cartoons of mine were published in Portfoolio 25

Portfoolio 25

A glance through these pages will illustrate how deftly Canada’s editorial cartoonists captured the essence of the issues even if they disagreed on the verdict. 
Published since 1985, the book features the highlights of the past year’s editorial cartoons with wry, breezy accompanying text to remind readers which politicians shot themselves in the foot and which tycoons fell from grace. 
As a bonus, there are photos and biographies of the cartoonists with individual examples of their work.

Mike Constable

We don't often see his work these days, but Mike Constable is one of the funniest cartoonists around.

Drawn for Union Arts Services and also published in Portfoolio 85.

Cartoon of the week (11)

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In the words of the Harper government: "Environmental and other radical groups ... threaten to hijack our regulatory system to achieve their radical ideological agenda. They seek to exploit any loophole they can find, stacking public hearings with bodies to ensure that delays kill good projects. They use funding from foreign special interest groups to undermine Canada’s national economic interest. They attract jet-setting celebrities with some of the largest personal carbon footprints in the world to lecture Canadians not to develop our natural resources."

(The Northern Gateway pipeline would deliver crude oil from Alberta to Asian markets)