On March 23, 2017 the Jewish Heritage Centre of Western Canada held a very well-attended program about the history of Jewish farm settlements in Manitoba. During that program attention was focused on two settlements in particular: Bender Hamlet, founded in 1906, and Camper, founded in 1912.
By MYRON LOVE
Phyllis Spigelman says that she was raised doing volunteer work.
Submitted by (former Winnpegger) BRUCE BROWN, who now lives in Rehovot, Israel.
Feb. 2015
Collected the mail this morning. A few flyers and bills. And my son’s draft notice. A quick double take. A flash back to my son playing with plastic dinosaurs. Then I texted my wife, “It’s here.”
Now that the weather has gotten hot I thought it might be an opportune time to write about various Winnipeg eateries that specialize in serving the kinds of dishes that you might find in Israel.
Every year B’nai Brith Presents the Trophies and Plaques to the winning Chapter of Winter Convention of BBYO.
How many of us get a vicarious thrill when we hear about yet another daring Israeli exploit that leaves people everywhere wondering: “What will they do next?”
By MYRON LOVE
The two-storey structure at 49 Henderson Highway at the north end of the Disraeli Freeway may look nondescript but inside, the award-winning Studio 11 Entertainment Inc., is one of Winnipeg’s busiest recording studios.
June is traditionally the time of year for endings and transitions. It is when universities award honorary degrees (along with graduate and post-graduate degrees, of course) and others are recognized by their peers for outstanding achievement in their fields.
