A caricature history of Canadian politics

This collection assembles satirical cartoons and accompanying commentary that trace decades of political life through visual lampoons and explanatory notes. Selected from periodical illustration, the pieces target public controversies, partisan struggles, constitutional issues, and personalities, using caricature to clarify complex events and public sentiment. An introductory essay defends the educational value of political humor and situates the cartoons within a local tradition of graphic commentary. The volume functions as a pictorial chronicle that mixes humor, critique, and civic observation to render past debates and institutions accessible to general readers.