By MYRON LOVE For the past year, Bryan Klein has been focusing his fundraising activity almost entirely on our community’s annual CJA campaign.
Ed. note: Arguably the most enthusiastic promoter of Manitoba tourism ever, George Gershman has passed away at the age of 93.
By BERNIE BELLAN The two pillars upon which Winnipeg's Jewish community rests have both announced that they enjoyed the most successful years in their respective histories.
By BERNIE BELLAN
This past April Shalom Residences, which provides residences and supports for adults with disabilities in our community, opened its very first south end home.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Seven years ago The Jewish Heritage Centre of Western Canada produced its most ambitious endeavour to date: the publication of historian Allan Levine’s seminal book chronicling the history of the Jews of Manitoba, Coming of Age - A History of the Jewish People of Manitoba.
By HARVEY ROSEN
One of the highlights of the Annual Rady JCC Sports Dinner to be held at the Convention Centre on Tuesday, June 21st is the presentation of the Idy and Max Nusgart Memorial Award, which is given to the individual selected as the “Jewish Athlete of the Year.”
By MYRON LOVE
Two leading members of the medical profession in Winnipeg were recently honoured for their lifelong contributions to healthcare in Manitoba.
By MYRON LOVE
Over the May long weekend, 25 former classmates of the 1991 graduating class of Joseph Wolinsky Collegiate came together to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their graduation – with a prominent role in the gathering being honouring the memory of former classmate Adam Anhang (z”l).
By MYRON LOVE
Doctors have figured prominently in Jewish history and Jewish doctors have played a major role in general society since time immemorial. In this, Manitoba is no exception.
By BERNIE BELLAN
It was an eventful evening last Tuesday as the entire lower bowl of the Centennial Concert Hall was filled to capacity for this year’s Negev Gala.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Readers of The Jewish Post & News may be familiar with the long and circuitous process that has taken the members of the Gwen Secter Centre through an agonizing journey, wondering whether they would be forced to abandon their long-time home at 1588 Main Street.
