The biggest announcement of the night at this year’s Rady JCC Sports Dinner was the unveiling of a new name for the dinner. Effective next year it will be known as the “Rady JCC Ken Kronson Sports Dinner”.
By BERNIE BELLAN
I have the advantage of having read both the Free Press’s and the Sun’s accounts of the talk Gary Doer gave Monday, May 8, at the Shaarey Zedek, as the Jewish Heritage Centre’s Kanee Lecturer.
By JESSICA WORB
BB Camp’s Capital Campaign, which was launched November 2016, is on its way to reaching its monetary goal. The campaign, which is set out to raise $6-8 million dollars, has surpassed over $3.6 million dollars, says Brenda Tessler-Donen, BB Camp’s Executive Director.
By HARVEY ROSEN
In early March I wrote a piece “All variety of people love the roaring game!”
By BERNIE BELLAN
A new program at Etz Chayim Synagogue combines training young children in the technical aspects of creating television shows with the exploration of Jewish themes.
By MYRON LOVE
Readers who may recall the movie, “The Music Man” may remember how “Professor” Harold Hill persuaded the four town councillors to form a barbershop quartet with the result that the foursome were forever breaking into song.
Two marvelous concerts held on April 13 & 14 at the Berney Theate paid tribute to the late Jerry Maslowsky. Read more to see a collage of pictures from those concerts.
By MYRON LOVE
Last Sunday, Former Winnipegger Danny Miles and his teammates won the 2017 Canadian Bridge Championships which were held in Winnipeg at the Radisson Hotel downtown from April 29 to May 7.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Posted Apr. 25 A notice of intention to commence legal proceedings against me personally and against The Jewish Post & News was delivered to me this evening.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Anyone who has had the opportunity to spend time with Rabbi Alan Green knows how captivating his smile is – and how much it underlies the warmth that he exudes.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Not too long ago, if someone was planning a Jewish wedding, it was taken for granted that the food served would be kosher. Not only that, if it was a Jewish wedding then the likelihood was that it was going to be held in a synagogue.
