April 2009 Stories
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The housing problem
Step a little outside the box
Ask a Woman workshops help women learn to live more freely.
The future of Judaism
A little southern hospitality
A revitalized New Orleans has much to offer Jewish tourists.
Explore little-known history
A journey full of treasures
Israel is nothing like it is portrayed on CNN and other media.
At Rambam Hospital
Exploring their history
Flowing and beautiful prose
Olivia Lichtenstein writes about love, marriage and dalliance.
Challenge your guests this seder
Have a child-centred seder
It's easy to serve vegetarian
The four names of Passover
Sorrow and joy on Passover
The death of a mother and the birth of twins mark the holiday.
Have a gluten-free Passover
"Anything's possible" for Israeli cookbook author Tamar Ansh.
From my pan pals' kitchens
These desserts for Passover would be treats any time of year.
Darwinism should be examined
Host a Pesach seder salon
Studies is a disappointment
The plot seems just a vehicle to carry the special lighting effects.
Rosy Frier-Dryden as Rose
Actress plays role of Holocaust heroine in benefit performance.
Celebrating our community
JFSA heads in new direction
Land of Shebaa Farms
Israel's 61st birthday party
A spotlight upon Elias
Speaking about their beliefs
Young community adults were asked: Do you believe in God?
Los Angeles' Jewish connections
Humperdink's lesson to all
The shadow of Shoah
Online
Robbie Waisman delivered the keynote address at the 2009 Vancouver Yom Hashoah Commemorative Evening April 20, 2009. Below is the full transcript of his remarks.
Boycott organized at MEC
Israel should strike Iran
Kids books not just for kids
Canadians ride for Reform
Temple Sholom assistant rabbi cycles in Israel to raise funds.
Jerusalem Quartet delights
Israeli group performs perfectly in unison at a recent concert.
Wicca popularity increases
Rabbi encourages Jews to become more familiar with Judaism.
Pinsker, an early political Zionist
Physician dreamed of, pushed for, a Jewish homeland in Palestine in late 19th century.