July 2009 Stories
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Hillel breaking ground
Shalhevet's first grad
Da boyz are raisin' da faith
A rejuvenation of Hadassah
Seeing light and dark in Poland
The revitalized European nation has much to offer the Jewish visitor.
Bees similar to people
Max's Deli celebrating 60 years
Quality food and a warm welcome have contributed to the establishment's success.
Twenty-six years of kosher
BCK has plans to expand their impact in the local community.
Café culture is alive and well in city
Jewish-owned places in Vancouver offer a wide variety of food and atmospheres.
Easy cooking in summertime
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Dancing the night away in Tel Aviv
Helping Israeli terror victims
One Family Fund fundraising events actively connect people.
Brownsville Boys are a hit
Murder Inc.'s Jewish gangsters come to life in a new graphic novel.
Plan for at least a month in India
Different groups of Jews arrived through history as distinct bodies with unique customs.
Hungary's distinguished history
Exploring the richness of Jewish Budapest helps visitors connect to a broader story.
A filmmaker with obvious talent
Adam Bogoch has just premièred one movie and is already working on his next project.
Barack Obama is no savior
The U.S. president's Cairo speech betrays an unfriendly agenda.
Another boycott goes awry
Ontario's Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit generates a war of words.
Proud of Pride in Art
First international delegation
Tsawwassen First Nation feels a kinship with both Jews and Israel.
A pioneer in Jewish choral music
Elizabeth Wolak founded four groups here and taught countless voice and piano students.
Province's Barkerville bounty
Many Jews played a part in the Cariboo community's gold rush.
Stop to eat at Donair Place
Israeli-owned restaurant is on the principal road to Cultus Lake.