Reform vs. Reform: Will the disappearance of DEI programs be better or worse for the Jewish people?
A coalition of liberal groups pledge to hang on to a concept they acknowledge is flawed.
BDS on Canadian campuses: What has been achieved in the months since 2024’s summer of unrest?
University of Windsor cut a deal regarding the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement—but the other impacts are unclear.
Quebec Jewish Physicians Association members unite to fight antisemitism in the medical system
The group says young doctors have been bearing the brunt of anti-Israel sentiment.
‘Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish Tango’: A new Canadian music project gets Holocaust stories heard around the world
It was recently performed at the German embassy in Washington, D.C.
How a repeatedly vandalized Toronto synagogue is navigating a new era of security
Kehillat Shaarei Torah has a lot of red tape to untangle in order to get emergency grants.
Montreal nightlife fixtures explain how anti-Israel sentiment in the club scene has impacted their creative passions
A burlesque performer, a concert reviewer and a flamenco dancer share personal stories.
Glazed over: 2010s vibes abound in Ilana Glazer’s made-in-Toronto comedy special ‘Human Magic’
A comic identifying as queer can now kvetch about her husband as much as Phyllis Diller.
The calls are getting louder for mandatory Holocaust education in the province of Quebec
Federation CJA gave $50,000 to Montreal’s English school board for museum visits and teacher training.
Behind the ADL’s new effort to get beyond simply shouting statistics about antisemitism in America
Everyone has a plan to fight antisemitism. Few have studied what actually works. But a behavioural social scientist at the Anti-Defamation League is partnering with universities on an ambitious research agenda.
Social Studies 2024: Phoebe Maltz Bovy’s year in 9 vibe shifts
Campus protest encampments, political challah baking, shiksappeal gets revived—and six more from the year that was.
