November 2007 Stories

Prepare to get re-Bent

Play depicts the Nazi's treatment of homosexuals.

The origins debate continues

Evolution versus creationism: the battle between science and religion keeps resurfacing.

An unfriendly future?

Editorial

Canadian diplomatic efforts

Ambassador to Israel talks to Jewish Foundation in Winnipeg.

Vancouver Island chic

A Jewish-Tory alliance

Stockwell Day speaks at JACP founding event.

A life in photographs

David Rubinger's work is part of Israeli heritage.

The fighting Smollans

Three brothers fought and died in the war.

Welcome to Jewish America

It's all about pluralism

Editorial

Holocaust awareness

Hillel students teach, learn about Shoah.

Kosher organ donation

The issue raises medical and religious debates.

Mixing genres for the ballet

Avichai Scher is performing in Ballet B.C.'s Elemental Brubeck.

A fusion of klezmer-Cuban music

Naughty, but really quite nice

Can you guess who did it?

Life builds character

The evolution of language

Choose words carefully

Football is taking off

Israeli interest in American sports is increasing.

The Nazis perverted the law

Panel of legal experts discusses rights abuse in Nazi Germany.

Girls' Night Out is good fun

The staff at Talmud Torah were targets for improv comedy show.

Oliver has got oomph

You'll be asking, "Please, can I have some more?"

What makes for a real miracle?

Making the distinction between miracles and chance leads to a greater appreciation.

The revival of Modi'in

Maccabean glory is reflected in new construction.

Try some deep-fried delights

Children's favorites dishes for Chanukah are high in oil content.

Graphic tales of U.S. history

Rays of light enter James Sturm's dark portrayal of humanity.

Israeli band is plenty tuneful

New CD demonstrates international influences on music scene.

Twelve years since Rabin shot

PM's murderer's wife gives birth to a child he might never see.

Writing for their lives

Good stories come from a life of experience.

Israelis are tiring of politics

The country's leaders are seen as corrupt and self-interested.

Adding flavor to Jewish life

Elka Yarlowe and museum combine Judaism, music, cooking.

Shoah's women heroes

Confident in his Jewishness

Author Howard Jacobson opens the JCCGV book fest.

A snip of prevention

Circumcision may help reduce AIDS transmission.

Influence of climate change

NGOs are trying to make Israelis more environmentally friendly.

Young hockey stars

Deaf parents help build communication skills.

Pumping iron with dad

New film offers a chance for father-son bonding.

Try to reach your potential

At the book festival, Alan Morinis will lead a mussar workshop.

Parenting made easier

Raising kids is like playing with Lego, says writer.

Silencing is a bad idea

Editorial

A choice to live generously

Freedom to live, work

Lawyers without Rights aims to educate.

Seeking justice all over

High School really fun

The buzz on Bee film

Seinfeld has a mission in new animated movie.

A best-seller comes to town

History of Love author heads two events at book festival.

She's at the helm of the team

Shira Haelion is the men's basketball league's first woman coach. 

Gift shop in Vancouver

You don't have to go far for your Chanukah needs.

Fiddler alive and well

DVDs include interviews and special features.

Learn from YVR death

Editorial

Beaufort stirs thoughts

Winnipeg screening includes Israeli generals.

Your children need free time

Extracurricular programs should enrich your kids' lives, not stress them out.

Discovering his ancient roots

A young artist is excited about his paintings and being Jewish.

Targeted to Jewish women

New York-based magazine combines practicality with panache.

Young readers, real topics

Carol Matas makes existential and everyday issues entertaining.

Is there skiing at Whistler?

At the village, food and wine flow – and not only during festivals.

My vicarious trip to Greece

Shopping is a choice

Editorial