Synagogues close due to virus

Synagogues and funeral homes have cancelled all organized public events over 50 people. Here’s a rundown of how Canadian Jewish organizations have adhered to the Ontario state of emergency.

Stepping up to fight a pandemic

With most Canadians staying at home to control the spread of the coronavirus, Canadian Jewish organizations are stepping up to help the community.

Appel: How to maintain community during physical distancing

How can we care for those in our community for whom “social distancing” might trigger mental health issues, isolation, and financial distress? Here are some suggestions to use from Rabbi Julia Appel for us to remain connected even when physically distanced.

Toronto Jewish day schools closing until after Passover

A group of Jewish day schools in Toronto announced yesterday evening that they will be closing their doors starting Monday, March 16 due to the coronavirus, and, because of the Passover break, will not be reopening them until April 20.

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