Irwin Corobow will be leaving the position on January 11, 2019.
Bradley West is a polished motivational speaker – who happens to be a gay, Jewish man (by conversion). Here is how his website, called “Disruptive Integration”, describes him: “Bradley has developed expertise in human systems management and human sexuality.
By REBECA KUROPATWA
When Regina Teplitsky came to Winnipeg from Israel almost nine years ago, she got involved with the Jewish community to make an impact. She dabbled in many career paths, including prominent roles with Camp Massad, the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg, and other non-profit organizations. In each endeavour, Teplitsky was highly successful. But... something was missing.
It was in the late spring that the Shore family received some troubling news – breast cancer. Both parents sat down with Maya (12) to share the news.
“I was really upset,” said Maya. “But, it wasn’t like...it’s obviously a big deal...but, I knew she [Maya’s mom] had love and support. So, I knew she was going to get through it.”
By BERNIE BELLAN
Current enrollments at the two principal schools that offer some form of Jewish education are now available.
Both Gray Academy and the Hebrew Bilingual program at Brock Corydon have seen their enrollments remain quite steady from last year. Gray Academy's enrollment remains at 466, while Brock Corydon's is 219 - almost the same as it was in 2017-18.
By BERNIE BELLAN
On Monday, October 15 a special event marking the 30th anniversary of the March of the Living was held in the Berney Theatre of the Asper Campus. Gathered together that evening were former participants on past marches, along with friends and family members, as they listened to stories about the march and watched a film about it.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Over 400 people packed the auditorium of the Etz Chayim Synagogue Saturday evening October 20 for a concert dedicated to the music of the late Leonard Cohen. (Watch a clip from the concert along with a clip from the Jewish Foundation Book of Life signing event, held the next morning: http://jewishpostandnews.ca/categories-media/73-entertainment/241-leonard-cohen-concert-jewish-foundation-ebol)
James Cohen was 11 years old when his parents first signed him up for guitar lessons.
The good news, says Rabbi Irwin Kula, is that, contrary to doom and gloom commentary about the lack of interest among younger Jews in being Jewish, surveys show that over 90% of American Jews are proud to be Jewish.
Matt Haberkorn, left, after being hit with a glass clutch by Jacqueline Kent Cooke, right.
(JTA) – A New York millionaire socialite admitted to hitting a lawyer with a glass handbag and making an anti-Semitic remark in a New Year’s Eve incident.
