An illustration from Adam Policzer's graphic memoir "The House Across the Street" depicts his first deportation to Kecskemét, Hungary, in 1944. (Courtesy Dirty Water Comics) A book about the post-Oct.

Brad Bradford, Toronto mayoral candidate and current councillor for Beaches-East York, right, is interviewed by Jesse Brown of Canadaland at Adath Israel Congregation for a mayoral election forum on ...

Permanent security fencing being installed around the front and sides of Toronto's Beth Tzedec synagogue on Sept. 10, 2026. (Rabbi Steve Wernick photo for The CJN). Work crews affixed a row of black ...

Actor Daniel Gimpel (right) plays Sapir, one of the main characters in Avi Nesher's new Oct. 7 film "Our Loves", in this scene from the recreation of the Nova Music Festival. (Photo courtesy United ...

Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw and Mayor Olivia Chow at a press conference Sept. 8, 2026 discussing security arrangements for the High Holidays. (Screenshot) Toronto Police Service (TPS) is ...

Toronto politicians, from left: Councillors Mike Colle, James Pasternak and Rachel Chernos Lin and MPP Michelle Cooper outside Chasidei Bobov Synagogue, where three Jewish men were targeted with a ...

From a social media video of the scene outside Merdian Hall in Toronto on Sept. 11, 2024. (via @DahliaKurtz) UPDATE (9/14/24): Toronto Police Service released images of three more suspects from the ...

Quebec Premier François Legault defends his government's record on secularism before Bill 94 is introduced on Oct. 30, 2025. (Screenshot) Quebec has tightened and expanded its secularism laws, ...

Some of the 2,000 anti-Israel chalk graffiti and posters targeting Vancouver's Jewish neighbourhood of Douglas Park, as documented by a resident who wants police to do something about it. (Submitted ...

Jewish Canadians deserve more than social media rumours, adversarial action alerts, and reporting with biases that are often undisclosed. The Canadian Jewish News proudly offers independent national ...

Professional hockey player Orca Wiesblatt was killed in a car accident in Nanaimo, B.C. on Sept. 14. He was 25. Wiesblatt was set to play for the Allen (Texas) Americans, a team in the ECHL, an NHL ...

Canadian author Kathy Kacer’s new book for young readers, "Last Known Address", tells the stories of 13 victims of Nazi persecution commemorated by “stumbling stones” across Europe. (Justine Apple ...