How liberal democracies acquired the power to end your participation in society with the push of a button

When my great-grandmother was murdered a century ago in Winnipeg’s ‘Hebrew Colony,’ police had suspects and a motive: antisemitism. But the only physical clue they could find left them baffled.

What I learned about conversion to Judaism when I took the oath of citizenship

‘The Canadian Jewish News’ is another victim of the coronavirus

On Passover, celebrating our family’s arrival in Canada

A memoir of one of North America’s first and most enduring day schools, and where those kids ended up

Finally face to face, after growing up learning about the other

With a new study showing the strength of Canada’s Jewish communities compared with the U.S., maybe it’s time American Jews took some lessons from their neighbors to the north

While I was doing research for a book about my great-grandmother’s murder, I discovered stories I’d never heard about my great-grandfather—stories of gambling, wild horses, organized crime, and a forgotten slice of Jewish life on the Canadian prairies

When Jewish immigrants came to Canada a century ago, they weren’t always welcomed with open arms

After criticizing Saudi Arabia’s human-rights abuses Canada now finds itself isolated, including by the U.S., while the Saudis receive international support. Is this a sign that we’ve entered a new stage in global politics?

Rokhl’s Golden City: ‘Canada First’ ideology in non-sappy immigrant-tale theater, an invisible feminist in Toronto, an Easter Egg revealed in ‘Futurama,’ and other dispatches from the orbiting Yiddish cosmos

George Benjamin broke barriers as an elected official, newspaper editor, and leader of a Protestant organization