Lila Sarick is a journalist based in Winnipeg, Canada, with a focus on local news. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and cultural events. Lila's articles provide in-depth coverage of current events and aim to shed light on important issues affecting the community.
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Lila Sarick's coverage focuses on local Canadian news, particularly related to government and politics, as well as cultural and societal issues. She often includes expert commentary and covers evolving stories.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is one of the few political leaders of Western governments who has not visited Israel since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks,
By: Lila Sarick
Jack Prince disembarked in Halifax harbour in the summer of 1939, at age 11. He spoke no English, but was fortunate enough to be aboard the last ship out
By: Lila Sarick
Four Canadians who lost family members in the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel are joining the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs’ court challenge of the
To his friends and family, Harry Davis was “a nice guy who wouldn’t hurt a fly.”
Israel is at a crucial juncture after Iran fired more than 350 ballistic and cruise missiles at the Jewish state overnight on April 13, according to
By: Lila Sarick
A long-lost chapter of the Holocaust found a resolution as silver plundered by the Nazis from Mina and Adolf Ackermann made its way back to London, Ont.,
By: Lila Sarick
After consultations with various ethnic, faith and other community groups, including the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA), British Columbia’s
By: Lila Sarick
One would think that news of an impending, widescale attack from your nuclear threshold, sworn enemy nation would set off a panic. But that’s not what
By: Lila Sarick
The 2024 federal budget, announced in the House of Commons on April 16, included a significant increase in funding for projects that affect the Jewish
By: Lila Sarick
“For the life of this nation” is the message on this label. It was made in the print shop of Kibbutz Be’eri two weeks after the Oct. 7 terrorist
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