Patience required as yeshiva relocates to portables

There’s an old rabbinic saying that goes like this: “To be patient is sometimes better than to have much wealth.” Well, parents of children at Yeshiva Yesodei Hatorah have certainly been asked to be patient recently, as the school year kicked off with their kids studying in various locations near the school, but not in […]

Places of worship referendum to be held in Outremont

MONTREAL — A referendum will be held on a controversial ban on new places of worship in Outremont following the results of a public registry opened by the borough on Sept. 8. The minimum of 367 signatures was recorded for Bernard Avenue, but only four signatures were recorded for Laurier Avenue, well short of the […]

Registry opens on places of worship ban in Montreal borough

The Montreal borough of Outremont is holding public registries Sept. 8 in connection with a controversial bylaw that would prohibit the establishment of new places of worship on Bernard and Laurier avenues. Under Quebec law, registries determine if there is enough support to hold a referendum on whether a zoning change will be implemented. The […]

Youth protection drops inquiry into Montreal chassidic school

Quebec’s Youth Protection Department (YPD) has closed the file on a Montreal chassidic educational institution that was the focus of a dramatic police intervention in June after finding insufficient evidence of negligence of its students. The Vizhnitz community, which runs the boys’ religious school on Park Avenue, near Beaubien Street, says the report it received […]

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