Lila Sarick

Sometimes, says Rabbi Zolly Claman, all the cosmic tumblers fall into place—and something truly magical happens. The leader of Montreal’s Congregation

Demonstrators trapped Jewish students in a classroom at the University of Calgary (UofC) on Oct. 31, during a talk with Israel’s former spokesperson Eylon

Montreal city hall unveiled its updated roadmap to combat racism and racial profiling on Oct. 29. But instead of kudos for their accomplishments thus far,

Lloyd Newman, who built a family clothing business into a 20-store chain, served on the board of nearly arts institution and Jewish organization in his

A Montreal public school where teachers allegedly refused to teach the mandatory sex education curriculum—and male teachers ostracized their female colleagues along with female students—has re-ignited a slow-simmering societal debate in Quebec over private religious school funding.

Elexis (Conn) Schloss, a vibrant entrepreneur and philanthropist who supported a wide array of causes, both in and beyond Edmonton, died in Victoria on

The group said members were going to be volunteering on an urgent food security issue instead.

It was announced quietly, wit a small, two-paragraph notice replacing the web page for Concordia University’s Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies (MIGS), along with an unrelated stock photo of the campus.

Emmy Rubin, a Jewish student at McGill University, long dreamed of becoming a television comedy writer. But recent events turned her focus toward

With all the trauma and turmoil that has engulfed this country after more than a year of war, it seems almost trivial to describe the plight of daily life