Police investigating 'heinous' incident as possible hate crime at small congregation in largely Jewish suburb of Côte St. Luc

Canadian museum, which hosts more than 25,000 visitors annually, moved online due to pandemic and will now stay online until it finds new physical space

Though such stipulations, common throughout first half of 20th century, are no longer enforceable, there is still a court process to remove them from documents

'Comedy in the Reagan era pales in comparison,' the ombudsman of stand-up tells peers at Just for Laughs in Montreal, calling the president's 'racism' an inspiration for humorists

Local federation in consultation with firm to develop security strategies; minority group remains most targeted for hate crimes in country

B’nai Brith Canada says attack on driver is 'shocking anti-Semitic hate crime, in which someone could have been gravely injured or even killed'