Buy me some pinot and Cracker Jack: Meet the MLB’s first-ever master sommelier
Evan Goldstein can answer the burning question: what wine pairs best with garlic fries?
The CJN Magazine’s quarterly print issue for Fall 2022
Doorstep Postings: What business does a Jewish politico from Toronto have in a place like Brampton? Working to defeat a friend of Paul Godfrey
In 1973, a record 10 boys celebrated their b’nai mitzvah in Oshawa. Now a docuseries has tracked them down to share their stories
Treasure Trove: A weekly piece of our history from the collection of David Matlow
Phoebe Maltz Bovy’s second week-in-review at The Canadian Jewish News
Teshuvah lasts longer than a week. Meet some of the Canadians living the journey
News
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Swastika Trail will finally be renamed in response to years of advocacy in Ontario’s Puslinch Township
McGill and Tel Aviv U team up in sports science research thanks to a $29M donation from Sylvan Adams
Quebec’s secularism law and immigration policy were the controversial issues at an election debate in the riding of D’Arcy McGee
How a Canadian rabbi’s shipment of lulavs for Sukkot got blocked at the border and caused a major freak-out for Jews
Arts & Leisure
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Treasure Trove: A weekly piece of our history from the collection of David Matlow
The CJN’s book columnist talks to author Kathy Kacer about how to write about the Holocaust for younger audiences and the true story of a Jewish circus performer
Behind the screens of the Jewish history of Citytv as the legendary Toronto television station turns 50 on Sept. 28
The Jewish Nomad: A documentary sequel starring the Love Rabbi explores Jewish matchmaking in a dangerous time
Lives
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Tribute: Kurt Rothschild was passionate about helping his fellow Jews in Canada and Israel
Obituary: Helen Wolfe, 69, lived life to its fullest despite her disability
Eulogy: Clayton Ruby, 80, a lawyer who led a half-century battle for justice and equality
Obituary: Mel Hoppenheim, 84, was a Canadian film industry pioneer known as ‘Mr. Hollywood North’