January 2014 Stories
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Protest or not protest?
Shaliach played significant role
Amram Nevo was the first Israeli emissary to Habonim Dror’s Camp Miriam on Gabriola.
Complexities of human sexuality
Know someone in this photo?
Bright talent shines at PuSh
Forging a new banking tradition
Israel is among the world’s leaders when it comes to the women in the financial arena.
Postal historian wins award
Ed Kroft recognized for his contributions to Israel philately.
New York shows Marc Chagall
The Jewish Museum exhibits paintings, drawings, photos, letters and more until Feb. 2.
The lessons from Camp Tawonga
We take a leap of faith when we release our children into the arms of summer camp.
Sharon’s complicated legacy
A half-century of teaching
PM Harper visits Israel
Bringing history to life
Macabre, fun piece of theatre
A passion for remembrance
Holocaust survivor’s oratorio took 40 years to bring to stage.
Tel Aviv visit produces smart links
Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts signs a deal with Israel Brain Technologies.
Reaction to cartoon is strong
Aislin rejects accusations over Stephen Harper Israel caricature.
The stalled dream of return
Ethiopian Jews say the aliyah of Beta Israel isn’t yet complete.
Annual day honors heroes
Society is looking for nominees for a new civil-courage award.