In Quebec, the colors blue and white are significant. They are the colors of the flag representing the Province itself. Whenever we would pass a
In the heart of a country of 1.4 billion people, a small community of around 70 native Chinese is on a long march to reconnect
For the past six months, concerned community members have been talking about and working together to change the way our day schools are funded. Since
“Is it really that dangerous?” “Everyone does it” These are common refrains we hear when it comes to DWT (Driving while texting). Perhaps some statistics
New York—Among the hundreds of people who came to Gracie Mansion to celebrate Jewish Heritage Month were leading lights of Yiddish theatre in America. Seated
Be LIKABLE, SMART and DETAIL ORIENTED … and do it all with dispatch. The rest is commentary. Bear in mind, however, that commentary has multiple
As Jews, we have an innate love of Israel. We relish the opportunity to visit the Holy Land and we regularly monitor the happenings in
Budapest—I participated in the recent World Jewish Congress’ quadrennial plenary, where the pressing issues of World Jewry were deliberated. Traditionally held in Jerusalem, this year,
There is an amazing bistro/restaurant/bakery in Montreal called Exception. The dairy food selection is great, but most outstanding are the desserts. Yum—trust me that there
Stanley Fischer recently announced that he will be stepping down from his position as the governor of the Bank of Israel (akin to being the
LOS ANGELES—Born in Canada into an immigrant Jewish family in 1915, Nobel Prize-winning author Saul Bellow had a traditional Jewish upbringing, which included Torah study,
Niusia Gordon’s false papers; her parents’ marriage registration; photos kept in hiding; postwar photos; three postcards sent to Niusia by her mother, Basia, from the
