‘A miracle on wheels’: Ontario-produced kosher chickens hit the market
Almost two years after receiving government approval to supply Ontario-sourced kosher chickens, Premier Kosher introduced its free-range birds in 50-pound boxes that were shipped directly to customers.
Has Ontario’s anti-Semitism subcommittee accomplished anything?
The subcommittee examining anti-Semitism has been toiling in relative obscurity for nearly a year.
Officials announce Canada’s first ‘culturally Jewish’ hospice
In response to an urgent, even “desperate,” need, Canada’s first Jewish hospice was announced in Toronto on Feb. 12.
Taube: Township’s decision to preserve Swastika Trail was the right one
Puslinch Townships decision to keep the name of its street, Swastika Trail, was the right one, Michael Taube argues
Krugerdorf cemetery: A testimony to the Jewish pioneers of the north
Abe Aidelbaum is working to obtain charitable status for a 112-year-old Jewish cemetery in northern Ontario.
Ontario town votes to keep Swastika Trail
The town council in Puslinch, Ont., voted 4-1 in favour of keeping the name of a southern Ontario street called Swastika Trail.
Why not move the U.S. Embassy in Canada to Toronto?
Understanding that foreign policy for a superpower entails imposing virtuous behaviours on others we would never impose on ourselves, it’s time to recognize Canada’s true capital as Toronto.
Group claims it was excluded from Ontario anti-racism committee
Claims that a Jewish organization was excluded from an anti-racism committee in Ontario because of its views, are being disputed.
Residents of small town split over renaming street called Swastika Trail
Jewish groups are supporting some residents in the Ontario township of Puslinch who want to rename a local street.
Ontario labour board rules that COR must pay mashgichim overtime
The OLRB has rejected COR’s contention that its mashgichim are exempt from the provisions of the province’s Employment Standards Act.
