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"After my son graduates from medical school, he's going to practice in a country where the govt. fails to provide even the most basic medical care like cat scans, MRI's heart surgery..." "Nigeria? Chad? Somalia?" "Canada."

13-1999-08-09-Thumbnail Image.jpg
Year: 1999
Names: Raeside, Adrian
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

[A starving child is depicted as receiving aid in the form of cigarettes from tobacco companies]

9-1997-08-27-Thumbnail Image.jpg
Year: 1997
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

["World indifference"]

9-1997-11-09-Thumbnail Image.jpg
Year: 1997
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"Mommy -- what's 'food'?"

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Year: 1974
Names: Uluschak, Edd
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

Collection

  • Editorial Cartoons Collection (4)

Name

  • Larter, John (2)
  • Raeside, Adrian (1)
  • Uluschak, Edd (1)

Subject

  • Apathy (1)
  • Cigarettes (1)
  • Economic assistance (1)
  • Food prices--North America (1)
  • Medical care--Canada (1)
  • Shackles (1)
  • Starvation (1)
  • Tobacco industry (1)
  • (-) Developing countries (4)

Genre

  • Editorial cartoons (4)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (4)

Language

  • English (4)

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