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Theo Moudakis captures both sides of the Alberta referendum

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Moudakis, T. (2026, September 24). Theo Moudakis captures both sides of the Alberta referendum. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorial-cartoons/theo-moudakis-captures-both-sides-of-the-alberta-referendum/article_c185b228-0e7a-4396-9258-7323bd0e6887.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-09-24 · by Theo Moudakis

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Theo Moudakis, a Toronto-based editorial cartoonist and freelance contributor for the Star, provides visual commentary on the Alberta referendum. His work captures both sides of the debate surrounding the provincial vote, which has garnered significant attention in Canada. While specific details about the referendum's outcome or key issues are not provided in this excerpt, Moudakis’s cartoons aim to offer readers a nuanced perspective on the complex political situation in Alberta. The article highlights the importance of visual storytelling in covering such politically charged events.

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