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
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.
The weekend of April 28-30 promises to be a stimulating and though-provoking one as the Shaarey Zedek Congregation welcomes well-known author and thinker, Dr. Ron Wolfson.
By BERNIE BELLAN
From time to time our esteemed sports writer, Harvey Rosen, has written something about Israeli hockey – either in reference to Israel participating in some hockey competition or another (usually with a mix of players not born in Israel) or Winnipeggers heading over to Israel to participate in a hockey tournament there.
Gray Academy of Jewish Education proudly celebrates the junior varsity (JV) boys’ basketball team for winning the Manitoba High School Athletics Association McDonalds “AAA” provincial championship.
By BERNIE BELLAN
Many members of Winnipeg’s Jewish community attended Garden City Collegiate over the years.
There will be two tribute concerts in memory of the late Jerry Maslowsky, both at the Berney Theatre, April 13 & 14. We've reproduced 2 pages from the March 15 issue of the print edition.
By BERNIE BELLAN
With the rapidly changing face of Winnipeg’s Jewish community as a result of the massive influx of newcomers to this city, one of the questions that has preoccupied us for some time is how well these newcomers are integrating into the existing community?
By HARVEY ROSEN
If readers don’t recognize the name of CAROLYNE LINDNER, she is the daughter of Jill Brandes, who is a former fine columnist with this publication.
By BERNIE BELLAN
After a five-year tenure as Dean of the Asper School of Business at the University of Manitoba, Dr. Michael Benarroch will be leaving Winnipeg to take up a new position at Ryerson University as Provost and Vice-President Winnipeg.
By HOLLY HARRIS
Four short years ago, Winnipeg-based lyric colouratura soprano Lara Secord-Haid, 28, had just graduated from New York City’s prestigious The Juilliard School, a song in her heart as she embarked on establishing an international opera career.
