Pinchas Gutter and Mariette Doduck, new Order of Canada winners, won’t stop speaking out
A conversation for International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Find out why this Canadian city’s Jewish Federation just joined an American security network
Hamilton is one of the first Canadian sites to seek help from south of the border.
Relatives of freed hostages talk about feeling relief—while lamenting how long it took to get here
Aharon Brodutch warns the initial euphoria will transform into a ‘tough’ recovery.
Israel is preparing to get its hostages back. We talk with Vivian Bercovici about how everyone is feeling
A country on edge about an unpredictable release process beginning Sunday.
Pending hostage deal will be ‘excruciating and painful’ for everyone, says Israeli ambassador to Canada
Iddo Moed discusses the rapidly evolving news story.
We walked through the Royal Ontario Museum’s new Auschwitz exhibit. Hear what’s inside
The show opened just ahead of the 80th anniversary of the death camp’s liberation.
Honourable Menschen remembers an enthusiastic eater, a nonagenarian DJ, the Wayne Gretzky of vasectomies, a disability rights fundraiser, and The CJN’s ex-president
Tributes to community notables we’re recently lost—with obituary writer Heather Ringel.
Here’s how Jewish issues affected Justin Trudeau’s loss of support—and ultimate resignation
Anthony Housefather and Jeremy Levi weigh in on the prime minister’s historic announcement.
Judy Feld Carr, secret rescuer of Syria’s last Jews, hails the end of Assad’s regime
Her clandestine mission operated from her Toronto home for 25 years—and saved 3,300 lives.
Reporters talk about covering the top Jewish Canadian stories from 2024
The CJN’s own journalists gather to reflect on 12 busy months.
