January 2006 Stories

He's still fighting for justice

Reluctant hero pleads for more intervention in conflicts.

Kosher food at its best

Fast food and fast camping

Parental lessons learned during an Israeli scout camp experience.

Help your kids to love camp

Happy memories will spark an eagerness to return next summer.

Ashamed of being a Feiglin

Sharon still dominant

Editorial

Aiming at anti-Zionism

Winnipeg author looks at global problem.

Life's great mysteries

Film with ultra-Orthodox stars sets precedent.

Kafka to lead CSS full-time

The American camp has always had its strong Canadian ties.

Devotion to God: good medicine

A recent study shows that religious Israelis live longer and more contentedly than their secular counterparts.

Election: mixed message

A few races were of interest to Jewish community.

Pop culture hitting the wall

Harper's highwire act

Editorial

Of sadness and hope

Sharon's condition lamented by Canadians.

That sense of deja-vu

It's a one-stop culture shop

Family camps are fun for all

Adult and child worry

A ready answer to every inquiry

Israel's "airport rabbi" oversees thousands of congregants at multiple synagogue sites.

Irving Layton's legacy

Editorial

Controversial health solution

Learn from private clinic, Copeman urges political parties.

Campaign for justice

Student group makes Darfur an election issue.

Dancing history

When you've just got to go

Urinetown, The Musical turns out to be irreverent, fresh fun.

Getting a real life experience

Counselling becomes a gateway to community involvement.

Is change in the air?

Editorial

Teaching young women

VHA is an option for traditional teenaged girls.

Toughing it out on the street

Quebec youth become the focus of Jewish filmmaker's latest project.

He's just clowning around

Multi-talented Loren Bagelman keeps kids of all ages entertained.

Ain't no sunshine....

Relaunching Jewish community

Remembering the past while living in the present is of key importance to Prague tour guide Sylvie Wittmann.