Prime Minister Justin Trudeau names Anthony Housefather, who just last week was targeted by an antisemitic poster, to the role of Special Advisor on Jewish Community Relations and Antisemitism.
Canadian Jewish agencies sue over government rules they say have curbed kosher meat production.
Jewish Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman, whose Toronto-area office was vandalized, among several federal Canadian politicians to receive police protection on Parliament Hill.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets Jewish community leaders in Toronto amid the sharp increase in acts of antisemitism in the city.
Ayelet Shaked participated in a panel with Fmr. Canadian Justice Minister Irwin Cotler and visited the local Chabad community.
Marking Jewish Heritage Month, Canadian government celebrates achievements and contributions of Jewish Canadians.
Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs welcomes Netanyahu’s announcement that judicial reform legislation will be postponed.
Survey on Canadian Jewish attitudes toward Israel finds majority agreeing with Israeli opposition's positions on major issues.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gets an early start to Hanukkah, participates in candle lighting ceremony with Jewish leaders.
Toronto author of award winning 2019 Holocaust memoir “By Chance Alone" passes away.
Hundreds attend Limmud FSU Canada's first in-person conference since before the pandemic.
Petition from Jewish community and supporters asks government to end funding to domestic and foreign NGOs that support antisemitism.
Cecile Klein, who was the world's oldest Jew and Canadian, passed away on January 13.
Eighteen leading members of Canada's Jewish community to receive the country’s second highest civilian honor of merit.
New data suggests the vast majority of hate crimes in Canada experienced by the Jewish community and other groups are never investigated.
The Abraham Global Peace Initiative has launched “Campus Declaration Against Antisemitism” to empower students to speak up for their rights.
Reports of the demise of the Canadian Jewish News have been, not for the first time, greatly exaggerated.
Frum will turn her full attention to community activism to fight the "one hatred that remains socially acceptable still."
Ontario Court of Appeal rules that Canadian postal union can sue B'nai Brith for claims about its relationship with Palestinian union.
Incident occurred on day Canadian government was hosting a national summit on anti-Semitism.
Alberta to provide emergency grants to communities vulnerable to vandalism and violence.
Show had promoted false information that suspect in anti-Muslim attack in London, Ont. was Jewish and made offensive comments about Israel.
“This is why Jewish Canadian organizations...exist. If we don't advocate for ourselves, no one will," says CIJA's Adir Krafman in response.
David Zolty of Toronto films outdoor Jewish prayer groups which continue to meet outside - despite heavy snowfall.
After 60 years, Canada’s leading Jewish newspaper to close amid coronavirus crisis.
CIJA calls on Canada to deport Nazi Helmut Oberlander who obtained his Canadian citizenship fraudulently.
Police say Barry and Honey Sherman were victims of a double homicide. There are no suspects at this time.
Private investigators say Barry and Honey Sherman, found dead in their Toronto home last month, were murdered - by more than one killer.
Family of Barry and Honey Sherman hires former homicide detectives to investigate their deaths.
Jewish groups in Alberta join the efforts to support victims of the wildfires that forced the evacuation of an entire city.
Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs calls on Canadian Jewish community to join a protest in Washington against the Iran deal.
Canada's new Minister of National Defense, Jason Kenney, is a fierce advocate of both Israel and Canada's Jewish community.
