The voice of Jewish Canada since 1960.
The voice of Jewish Canada since 1960.
Julia Glushko won the Granby National Bank Challenger tennis tournament recently; the Jerusalem Heritage House have banned a list of Jewish luminaries from the hostel for “crimes committed against the Jewish people”; a new trailer for Matthew Weiner’s follow-up to Mad Men, The Romanoffs has been released; Israel and Hamas are reportedly close to reaching a ceasefire agreement.
Marcia Sokolowski’s new book, Dementia and the Advance Directive: Lessons from the Bedside, highlights some of the potential issues with living wills.
A rally that was planned to be held in Toronto by several far-right, nationalist and anti-Muslim groups has been postponed; Birthright Israel co-founder Charles Bronfman said that young Jews are free to criticize Israel, but not while enjoying a free trip; an Israeli cyber security firm uncovered a security flaw in Whatsapp.
Amazon removed racist and anti-Semitic products from its site being offered by third-party sellers.
An increasing number of people are feeling a pull towards Judaism, and then finding out that they have Jewish blood.
In this week’s healthy aging column, Dr. Vivien Brown encourages a lifestyle that includes education, nutrition and regular exercise.
Dr. Deborah Mechanic provides a helpful guide to the harmful and healthy bacteria in your body.
Israeli president asks Prince William to convey a message of peace to Palestinian Authority, El Al will remove any passenger who refuses to sit next to other passengers, Netanyahu called corruption coverage “Bolshevik propaganda.”
Jeremy Corbyn recognizes Palestine as a state, new museum in Poland will exhibit over 40,000 accounts of Polish Christians who saved Jews, Hispanic Jewish woman is running for the Democratic nomination in Arizona.
Prince William will visit Ramallah in his upcoming trip to Israel.
Federation CJA gave $50,000 to Montreal’s English school board for museum visits and teacher training.
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