Marc Weisblott

You can flip through or print out this special newspaper remembering the Canadian victims in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, along with some of The CJN’s significant stories about the aftermath—plus a new report on memorial projects being mounted in honour of the eight Canadian lives lost on that day.

As the one-year mark of Hamas's Oct. 7 attacks on Israel approaches, Jewish student organizations are preparing to commemorate victims and hostages while

Hope Schrier was initially scared to go to her downtown Toronto campus on Oct. 7, 2024.

This is a special autumn election result edition of Doorstep Postings, the periodic political commentary column written by Josh Lieblein for The CJN.

Samuel ‘Moe’ Hurwitz was a fighter. Born in Montreal in 1919, he was a fierce and fearless 21-year-old hockey player who was courted by the Boston Bruins,

The federal government has issued a call for proposals for a new program dedicated to national Holocaust remembrance, which will also be designed to

A convergence of dual demonstrations—one directed at a weekend gathering of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the other a weekly protest against Israel in support of Palestine—converged at Montreal’s convention centre early Friday night, resulting in a fiery riot scene.

Canada has listed Ansarallah—who are commonly referred to as Houthis—as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code. The militant group, which has waged an

The unjust imprisonment of Jewish refugees in Canada during the Second World War is a little-known tragic event in our history. For years, few Jewish

All are Israeli soldiers, an apparent breach of Hamas’ ceasefire agreement with Israel, which stipulated that civilian women be released first.