Traffic ticket guru accused of not providing services
Former clients accuse Jay Kimel-Fleishman, CEO of filemytickets.com, of being unprofessional, unaccountable and of owing them hundreds of dollars
Canada’s ‘only progressive Jewish magazine’ publishes last issue
“We have struggled uphill for quite a while with the difficulties and expenses of sustaining a print publication with a small and specialized — although devoted — readership, and we must finally let go,” said editor Carl Rosenberg
New York Times editor leaves Twitter over anti-Semitism
Jonathan Weisman “will be moving to Facebook where at least people need to use their real names and can’t hide behind fakery to spread their hate”
Independent Jewish Voices apologize for links to far-right website, accuse B’nai Brith of ‘slander’
Independent Jewish Voices said that it had “thoughtlessly linked to” an article by anti-Zionist journalist Alan Hart
Jewish groups laud Canada Post decision to stop delivery of pro-Nazi paper
Judy Foote, the federal minister responsible for Canada Post, issued an order on June 6 against the delivery of Your Ward News, a free, low-budget newspaper devoted to smashing “cultural Marxism”
French magazine forced to disable comments after posting article on Jewish film
A well-known French magazine was forced to close the online comment section of an article about a new film about anti-Semitism because it was inundated with anti-Semitic statements
60 Minutes correspondent Morley Safer dies at 84
“It’s been a wonderful run, but the time has come to say goodbye to all of my friends at CBS and the dozens of people who kept me on the air,” the Toronto native said in a statement last week
Human rights complaint names Canada Post for delivering Your Ward News
“The government of Canada has the legal obligation to stop the dissemination of hate propaganda, not profit from its distribution through Canada Post”
Panelists talk being Jewish and female in the media
A Q&A with Toronto Life editor Sarah Fulford and attorney for Vice Media Naomi Zener
Lilith editor returns home for Women’s Symposium
Although Susan Weidman Schneider left Winnipeg in 1961, growing up in Winnipeg left a strong imprint in the founder and still editor-in-chief of the award winning Jewish feminist magazine
