Arts & Leisure
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
The Jewish Nomad: ‘Cherry Docs’ is a classic Canadian play about neo-Nazi hate that a Montreal theatre company has given an update
Flashback: The deed that paved the way for the first synagogue in Calgary
The mysterious fate of one of Argentina’s ‘disappeared’ gets illuminated in a retired academic’s new book
Montreal’s Segal Theatre presents plays that range from the provocative to the irreverent this season
The Jewish Nomad: Allan Ungar on telling a very Canadian bank robber story—with Mel Gibson in Georgia, U.S.A.
Review: A new book about Maimonides challenges the idea that only Jews have a path to a spiritual life