Fresh conversations on the state of Canadian arts in a twice-monthly podcast from The CJN By The CJN Podcast Network
Books & Authors Book columnist Hannah Srour-Zackon reviews two recent bestsellers that combine history with a Jewish perspective By Hannah Srour-Zackon
Books & Authors Sarah Bernstein’s recent Giller Prize-winning novel ‘Study for Obedience’ has an undeniable Jewish undercurrent By Hannah Srour-Zackon
Galleries & Museums Yvonne Singer, a Toronto artist who was saved by Wallenberg as an infant, is still on a voyage of self-discovery By Ron Csillag
Stage & Screen The CJN’s Alex Rose spills the tea on being an extra in ‘You’re So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’ By Alex Rose
Stage & Screen Montreal’s Segal Centre for the Performing Arts plans a $6.5 million facelift to woo audiences back to the theatre By Janice Arnold
Books & Authors Sephardi women take centre stage in two new coming-of-age novels reviewed by Hannah Srour-Zackon By Hannah Srour-Zackon
Stage & Screen ‘Little Bird’ called on Jewish and Indigenous writers and actors to tell the story of a child caught in the Sixties Scoop By Ilana Zackon
Stage & Screen A new theatre production is reviving Wayne and Shuster’s sketch comedy for a younger generation who don’t know the famous duo By Ellin Bessner
Books & Authors How a Bob Dylan song unlocked Honey Novick’s artistic life and inspired a new collection of poetry By Alex Rose