Montreal’s weekly walk calling to free hostages coincides with the release of three held for 471 days
Mixed emotions in the frigid air during the 54th march by Bring Them Home Montreal.
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.
Obituary: Dr. Abe Fuks, 78, transformed medical education in Montreal—while staying dedicated to Yiddishkeit
‘Philosopher dean’ of McGill University Faculty of Medicine remembered as a loyal friend.
Outremont MP Rachel Bendayan makes history as first Sephardi woman to join federal cabinet
She takes over the official languages portfolio, and will also be associate minister of public safety.
Obituary: Stanley Diamond, 91, a Montreal businessman-turned-genealogist whose research changed lives
His index of Polish Jews connected families who were separated during the Holocaust.
Alleged NYC terror plotter moved to Montreal detention pending extradition hearing
FBI says Muhammad Khan planned a mass slaughter of Jews on the anniversary of Oct. 7.
Montreal’s mayor and police must take a stronger stance on anti-Israel protests, say local politicians
A public letter by one MP and two mayors applies pressure to enact real change.
Montreal-area synagogue firebombed for the second time since October 2023
No injuries reported and no arrests have been made, police say.
Concordia Student Union faces legal action after trying to revoke StartUp Nation’s club status
The pro-Israel group brought in IDF soldier Yoseph Haddad for an event, sparking significant backlash.
Quebec’s premier wants to ban public prayer after protests block traffic and challenge secularism
François Legault has considered using the notwithstanding clause to push any legislation through.
