February 2005 Stories
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In the forest and on the sea
Joe Ziner refers to Zack exhibit as a tribute to his father Zeke's career.
No "big bang" for Shoah
The best friends of the elderly
Louis Brier companion program solves home's accreditation concerns.
Cosy cape a wrap for Shabbat
New rainwear combines stylishness of a cape with practicality of a poncho.
Merging economics and health
Paul Zane Pilzer made millions in real estate before turning to wellness.
How not to marry the wrong person
Questions that you should consider when you're deciding whether or not to spend your life with someone.
State is more Jewish than Zionist
The transition to advanced industrialization was more in keeping with modern Jewish trends, prof. explains.
Trying an un-Orthodox profession
A new tour guide training course opens in Jerusalem to encourage Charedi men to enter the labor market.
Tourism to Israel is on the rise
Most of the 43,000 Canadians who visited the Holy Land were Jewish.
Arab world lags behind
Shoah poll reveals gaps in Canadian knowledge
A tale of two dinners
A little village that could ... and did
Once a port of wooden sidewalks and fishing boats, Steveston has grown into a shopping and sailing mecca.
Enchanted acting at Stanley
Director Rachel Ditor is behind this delightful production set in Tuscany.
Artists win struggle for a way out
Three different origins and three different paths lead Chutzpah! performers to set up life anew in Vancouver.
Youth shop for a good cause
The Jewish Food Bank receives approximately $1,000 worth of supplies.