October 2005 Stories

Rehabilitating humor

Professor validates laughter one joke at a time.

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Play worth witnessing

Anne's diary comes to life at Stanley, despite flaws.

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Trying for some laughs

Oden takes to the stage to tickle our funnybones.

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Israel looks to Canada

Courts are reconsidering country's divorce laws.

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B.C.'s promised land

Okanagan Jews multiplying, planning for future.

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Creation will bear fruit

Historical society soon to have permanent home.

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Casting light on foreign lands

Safran Foer film adaptation combines humor with understanding.

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Cruising the Med – kosher style

Israel's Mano Maritime line benefits from increased tourist traffic to and from Israeli ports.

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Choosing the right MP

Editorial

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The life of a travelling mohel

Story of ritual circumciser is featured in new documentary.

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New year adds choice

Food and relaxation abound in many locations.

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"Milk of lions" returns

Gourmet beverage from the old world is revived.

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Think more outside the box

Career management takes work, ingenuity and a strong game plan.

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Knowing your e-business law

As soon as you set up an online presence, legal issues will emerge.

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Lubavitchers celebrate 30th

Upcoming Chai Gala will feature comedian Don Rickles.

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Israel's hard choices

Ha'aretz editor talks on post-disengagement.

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JCC has growing pains

Groups shuffled to accommodate need for space.

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A very Jewish movie

Streep's latest film vehicle has laughs, lessons.

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Independent just great

Editorial

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Help for hungry Jews

Anti-poverty group hosts a day workshop.

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Giving parenthood a voice

Paul Reiser turns fascination with relationships into movie.

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Fairy tale food floats

Fund-raising event is a big hit in Vancouver.

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Say it like you really mean it

The kosher apology is an unconditional attempt to rectify wrongs.

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Hope springs in the desert sun

A month after they left their homes, Atzmona evacuees are united in temporary shelter.

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Jews and immigration

Editorial

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Flu epidemic killed millions

Wickett's Remedy author, Myla Goldberg, reads in city.

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Ontario makes waves

Does religious arbitration still have a prayer?

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The cheesiest success story

Israeli company flourishes after initial setback in the Okanagan.

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Making an investment in art

Gallery owners offer advice on what to look for when buying.

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Taking kids to money school

Strong money management skills will serve children well in future.

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Leave with some help

How to navigate the family law system in B.C.

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Think before e-mailing

Editorial

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Questionable currency exhibited

Unique scrip represented economic culture inside the camps.

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Understanding kabbalah thought

Mysticism closely linked to mainstream Judaism in its meaning and intent, says rabbi.

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