Joel Ceausu is a Reporter at Longview News-Journal. He covers themes related to culture and society, with a focus on cultural movements, diversity and inclusion, civil rights, and social interest, as well as food and beverages. His work has been featured in the Longview News-Journal, Kilgore News Herald, and The Suburban Newspaper.
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Joel Ceausu predominantly focuses on local news, Montreal and Quebec in particular. His coverage emphasizes government announcements and local events. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or comments related to local politics, education policies, community events, or issues impacting Montreal residents.
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By: Jonathan Rothman, Phoebe Maltz Bovy, Lila Sarick, Joel Ceausu
Copyright 2026 The Canadian Jewish News. All rights reserved.
By: Jonathan Rothman, Phoebe Maltz Bovy
More than 2,000 people came out to celebrate Israel's 78th birthday.
By: Jonathan Rothman, Phoebe Maltz Bovy, Lila Sarick, Joel Ceausu
Copyright 2026 The Canadian Jewish News. All rights reserved.
By: Joel Ceausu
Online harassment is the primary driver of the wave of hate.
An additional $75 million over five years is being added to the Canada Community Security Program.
By: Joel Ceausu
None of the victims were injured in the assault which happened in the Bathurst Street and Lawrence Avenue area.
By: Joel Ceausu
Artist Anna Kamyshan's Nabatele — inspired by her own search for Jewish belonging — opens at the Venice Biennale in July.
By: Joel Ceausu
At issue are the baguettes at Benny & fils, which has switched to a new kosher authority.
By: Joel Ceausu
'This deeply antisemitic act, directly targeting our community, is reminiscent of the darkest hours of history.'
By: Joel Ceausu
The congregation is marking its 100th anniversary with a gala cantorial concert.
