Arts & Leisure
The mental health impact of Yom Kippur is one of the angles explored in Rachel Aviv’s book ‘Strangers to Ourselves’
The only city where you can still find a Grodzinski family member still running Britain’s most historic kosher bakery is Toronto
Punk-inspired klezmer band Black Ox Orkestar is releasing new music after a 16-year hiatus
A dive into the newest Canadian Jewish non-fiction—from Moshe Safdie on architecture to Christopher Silver on music in North Africa
Canadian-Israeli artist Nicole Kornberg Jacobovici combines art and archaeology beneath Jerusalem’s ancient walls
The Jewish Nomad: Two stars of ‘Indecent’ talk about a play that’s about the power of the stage
Boris Brott will be remembered in a musical tribute to be performed by the legendary conductor’s own orchestra
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