March 2007 Stories
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News in brief
Bringing pocketfuls of pure joy
Purim means it's time for hamantashen – and Israeli bakeries are all too happy to oblige.
Five days stuck in insanity
Moonlight and Magnolias takes inside look at classic film.
Time passing, Jewish style
Two movies in this year's festival are inspired by Woody Allen.
Easing troubled young minds
Psychology program needs funding to keep helping Israeli children affected by trauma.
Kids show off their talents
Youngsters build communication skills in public speaking.
How does this garden grow?
With artists' colorful painted canvases, lined up all in a row.
Get down with your dirty floors
Shake off the cobwebs of winter with a good burst of spring cleaning in every corner.
Get your bloom back
Choosing a carefree cactus
Even if you don't have a green thumb, these plants will thrive.
Canucks and JCC to meet at General Motors Place
All-star extravaganza promises affordable family fun.
Going after the Jewish vote
U.S. presidential candidates woo supporters at Israel lobby event.
Fears of a legal upheaval
Prof. worries new Israeli justice minister could reverse advances.
Bring spaghetti and win big
All for the love of Conchita
A stray dog wins the hearts of Canadians on a mitzvah mission.
Taking aim at two budgets
Policy analyst says governments failing on climate, homelessness.
A positive spin on tragedy
Montreal woman turns personal loss into a community benefit.
How to have fantastic sex
Couples therapist recommends just a little bit of separation.
Stretching the boundaries
Award-winning yoga instructor brings his expertise to Vancouver.
Wandering with the wildflowers
Israeli-Canadian singer takes inspiration from her life travelling in small-town B.C.
Rising from historical remains
The Khan Theatre marks 40 years of life alongside its funder, the Jerusalem Foundation.
CTPS/SIAC flies in Israelis
It's our DIY editorial!
Whither the mother?
Peres is hopeful about the future
Former Israeli PM sees a light in shared natural resources and the uniqueness of identity.
U.S. Conservatives convene
Presidential candidates weigh in on the threat of global terrorism.
There are some nasty people
Jews fare better in neo-Nazi flick than in festival's kibbutz opener.
Narrowing the population divide
Israel's mixed cities are in need of urgent guiding policy, say participants at conference.
Canada's security weakened
Open door to terrorists
The wandering storyteller
Epstein travelled the world in the service of Jewish tradition.
He's got the Midas touch
Struggling with tenets of faith
Heschel, in his searches, represented the way many Jews examine their spirituality.
Standing firm against terror
For residents of Sderot, this Passover will not be that different.
A whole century of Zionism
Ben Dayson is honored for lifetime of supporting Jewish causes.