Canadian province urged to dump names of Nazi collaborators
B’nai Brith Canada supports effort to rename geographic sites in British Columbia that were named after Nazi collaborators.
B’nai Brith Canada supports effort to rename geographic sites in British Columbia that were named after Nazi collaborators.
British Columbia considering name change for mountain area named after World War II Vichy France leader Marshal Pétain.
Vancouver Island, British Columbia politician is the latest candidate during the federal election to be hit with swastika vandalism.
Estate sale that contained Nazi memorabilia ended by British Columbia auction house who said they did not want to hurt anyone.
President of Jewish community in Okanagan region of British Columbia worried items will fall into hands of far right buyers.
Liberal candidate for Surrey, British Columbia riding called vandalism of his sign "intolerable."
B’nai Brith Canada still concerned about risk updated, new course will "promote hostility toward Jews."
The incident in which the mezuzah was vandalized by three people was reported to the police as a hate crime.
Incident occurred on day Canadian government was hosting a national summit on anti-Semitism.
Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs condemns series of arson attacks on churches in western Canada.
President of Simon Fraser University meets with Jewish students who have experienced Jew hatred, calls out anti-Semitism on campus.
Multiple people are dead after a crane attached to a high-rise building under construction collapsed in downtown Kelowna.
Imam also says Muslims should show hostility to Jews because of their “denial of the prophets" and their "injustice towards the people."
Police in city of Victoria, British Columbia, looking for suspects after local Chabad Centre vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti.
B’nai Brith Canada reaches out to police following revelation of incitement by imam in the province of British Columbia.
Ibrahim Ali, 28, is charged with murdering a Chinese teen last year in British Columbia.
Racist and pro-Nazi posters discovered at University of British Columbia. Local Jewish groups condemn.
Union at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia rejects a motion to boycott Israel.
After Toronto and Montreal mayors, British Columbia's Finance Minister will also head an economic mission to Israel.
Canada's Supreme Court acquits couple who declared themselves Jihadis, claiming they were incompetent and were 'entrapped' by police.
Two residents of British Columbia arrested in a terror plot that involved placing pressure cooker bombs at the local legislature.
A tsunami warning was issued to southern Alaska following a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that shook western Canada Saturday night.