By REBECA KUROPATWA
The National Council of Jewish Women Canada (NCJWC) recently celebrated 120 years with a plaque being installed at the site of the original chapter office in Toronto. And, while it all started in Toronto, Winnipeg has played a significant role in the organizations success over the years.
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Submitted by Ten Gav: When Ethiopian Jews first arrived in Israel they were met with great fanfare by the Israeli public. Israel was bringing its long lost exiles home. They were welcomed and granted the basic needs of accommodation, healthcare, education and general welfare.
By BERNIE BELLAN
It’s been 10 years now since the Rady JCC took over operation of the Kaufman Child Care Centre at the Asper Campus and one year since the Rady JCC opened the David and Ruth Asper Early Years Learning Centre on Grosvenor Avenue.
By MYRON LOVE
Harvey I. Pollock QC has seen more than his share of tragedy in his life – both personally and through the practice of law.
By MARTIN ZEILIG
Second Lieutenant Barry Austreicher admits that his parents were “always sceptical” about his desire to join the Canadian Armed Forces.
But, they are accepting of his decision now.
