October 2003 Stories
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A different life after death
Israeli film examines family's struggles after losing father/husband.
Relentless at Town Hall
Yeshivah fits in "seamlessly"
Pacific Torah Institute includes eight local and 10 out-of-town students.
Malcolm Clarke's Prisoner
Hope for the future in Poland
After over 40 years, Rene Goldman sees new evidence of tolerance.
Preserve the memories
Our family needs our support
No matter what we think of Israel's policies, we must open our wallets.
A hurdle-filled journey to sofrut
Female scribe has to face formidable resistance along her path to learn about the rules for writing a Torah.
Families that stick together
Ben Ratner's film reveals the strength of relationships in difficult times.
Justice for youth offenders
Restorative conferencing method facilitates the resolution of conflict.
Long path to being a Torah scribe
After moving from one yeshivah to another, while learning sofrut, Aviel Barclay is forced to return to Canada.
Event offering is bitter-sweet
McKellar and Dukakis are exceptional in poignant and intelligent film.
Money-making commandments
Rabbi stresses the importance of people's actions over their intentions.
Privacy act will change business
New legislation will govern the collection, use and disclosure of a broad spectrum of personal information.
Combating hate on Internet
Canada's experience may help delegates at a future UN meeting in Tunis.
Yom Hashoah now official in Canada
The Commons creates an annual Holocaust memorial.
Soap opera without sex
Humanity of the victims
Barbara Shilo's exhibit at the VHEC finds new ways to teach about the Holocaust.