Amsterdam’s mayor says the violence wasn’t a pogrom. Dutch Jewish leaders agree
But the country’s Jews still have a long list of requests from the government to help curb antisemitism.
Mississauga organizers cancel vigil honouring Sinwar as ‘Our Mandela’—but local Jews aren’t relaxing yet
Insights from community members after a tense weekend.
Why is this Catholic leader rallying his fellow Christians to stand against antisemitism?
Andrew Bennett initiated the Canadian Christian Declaration Against Antisemitism.
Remembrance Day, minus religion: Faith-based prayers nixed from military ceremonies
Jewish leaders reflect on the changes and legacy of Rabbi Reuven Bulka.
What Donald Trump’s second term means for American Jews—and for Canada
Donald Abelson and David Weinfeld talk about it with Ellin Bessner.
A new book of poetry explores resilience and conflict in a post-Oct. 7 world
After the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023, Sharon Zohar wanted to take action. The serial entrepreneur, no stranger to kickstarting new organizations, decided to start a grassroots movement called EnoughTO, aimed at bringing civility back to the streets of Toronto. But rather than strengthen the city and its myriad communities, she says, “all I […]
A new self-guided tour hopes to draw visitors to Ottawa’s oft-forgotten Holocaust monument
Available on the IWalk app, the tour has launched in time for Holocaust Education Week.
Canadian families are welcoming displaced Israelis into their homes, thanks to a new grassroots initiative
Hug for Hope brings Israeli evacuees to Canada and the U.S. for 10 days of respite and relaxation.
Which of the U.S. election issues are most relevant to Jewish Canada?
Insights from south of the border with a prominent Canadian pollster.
Mayor Morley Rosenberg, cancer fundraiser Sheila Kussner and more: Honorable Menschen worth remembering this Yizkor
The CJN’s new obituary writer Heather Ringel talks about notable lives well-lived.
