Touting studies which show diversity yields stronger public policy, the Toronto-born public affairs lawyer would be Canada's first Jew of any ethnicity heading a party in 50 years

Majority Jewish Cote Saint-Luc makes face coverings mandatory in public as of June 15; mayor proposed new regulations after conversations with Israeli relatives

Residents were angered by authorities preventing a delivery driver from entering the community because he did not appear on list of essential services

Canadian Jewish News, established in 1960, shutters after years of financial woes brought to a head by pandemic, economic shutdown

Montreal suburb where a third of the population is over 65 declares emergency after returnees failed to adhere to quarantine rules

4,000 members of Tosh community quarantined after members test positive for coronavirus; outbreak believed linked to people travelling between Quebec and New York

Yohanan and Shifra Lowen say when they left high school they could barely add or subtract, could not read and write in English or French, and were unprepared to find work

Game set in 1933 Germany divides players into opposing camps of 'liberals' and 'fascists,' draws ire of Canadian Jewish group

300 young adults participate in annual Toronto-based Dinner of Miracles to listen to firsthand accounts of finding light after the death of WWII Europe

Danny Laszlo and Daniel Propper enjoy the limelight as the Roots brand turns to everyday people for their 2019 winter campaign centered around Canucks' reputation for niceness