February 2006 Stories

An uncertain future ahead

Hamas victory launches a catalogue of security concerns.

Election loser blames Jews

Tory supporter's tirade brings Jewish, Conservative condemnation.

It's a real family affair

Playful titles and layered textures mark photos.

How to marry Jewishly

It's all about making contacts, author tells crowd.

Bringing power to the people

Bedouin citizens group lobbies for a change to the service levels provided in their city.

At least they're honest

Editorial

A lifetime in the public eye

Retiring senator shares high points; his hopes for Canada.

Beth Hamidrash fund-raiser sings

Left out of his mother's will

Family divisions are the inevitable result of favoring one child.

Assessing Mideast coverage

Media watchdog describes dilemmas faced by reporters.

School exceeds all expectations

King David enrolment is growing by leaps and bounds, and is looking to reach capacity.

A Jewish school of excellence

Through their foundation, a Diamond family dream comes true.

Wrestling with ethics

The Jewish tradition offers a unique perspective.

Fresh winds blowing over Eilat

Despite haphazard city planning, the seaside town has been experiencing a tourist boon.

Grits thank B.C. Jews

Hedy Fry may join in the Liberal leadership race.

Campus Jews convene

Climbing to success

Mark Fugman lost 35 pounds to prove his point.

On conquering marital strife

True confessions and life lessons from the mother of the bride.

Why can't we all get along?

Life lessons from a beautiful baby

Don't be afraid to reach out to friends facing the death of a loved one, they need you.

Housing issue heated

Council nixes project at False Creek site.

Campaign for refugees

Push your boundaries

Getting to know Van Gogh

Wrong forum in wrong city

Helping Israeli youth

Campaign funds some crucial programs.

Humanitarian award

Winnipeg lawyer David Matas helps people from around the world and he will be honored for it.

A battlefield of love

Three romantic vignettes, two acts, one survivor.

Love is easy, married is hard

It takes a special connection to stay happy for all of those years.

The Tu B'Shevat seder explained

Why do we drink four cups of wine, eat certain fruits and ask questions about the world?

Terrorist threat grows

Expert warns of "inevitable" rise in violence.

Bomber to be paroled

UTT attacker El Merhebi will be released in May.

Finding the funny part

Kline has come a long way since Larry Dallas.

Debaters aiming high

Serious content delivered with style at the JCC.

A home fit for King David

Architects created a space tailored to Jewish independent school.

Building more Jewish education

School's founding families put heart and soul into KDHS and its previous incarnations.

Students love school

New facilities allow for more diverse programs.

Kadima's ideal election team

The right to be an ass

Editorial

Defending our freedom

Three Canadian papers reprint cartoons.

Breaking through boundaries

Show opens the door to cultural integration for Ethiopian Jewry.

Black power, Jewish pride

Rain Pryor brings her one-woman show to the JCC this weekend.

Hebrew begins early

Day care offers bilingual environment for tots.

Searching for balance

It's not easy being a mother and an individual.

Generations to come

Fight for free speech

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