By SHARON LOVE
Toronto’s Ashkenaz Festival, now in its 12th biennial year, is North America’s largest festival of global Jewish music and culture.
By BERNIE BELLAN
On a cloudy Sunday afternoon when not much else was going on at the Asper Campus, approximately 125 people gathered in the Multipurpose room of the Campus to hear a talk by Prof. Richard Menkis about two rabbis who traveled through Western Canada in the 1920s.
By MYRON LOVE Gerry Kaplan will tell you that he is not your usual social worker. “Unlike most social workers I’m in private practice providing research and evaluation services, and I focus on both quantitative and qualitative analyses.”
Following Minister of International Trade Diversification Jim Carr’s return to Canada, we were invited to meet with the minister to discuss firsthand the results of his recent trip to Israel and the West Bank.
Here are some excerpts from that interview (which was conducted September 11):
By BERNIE BELLAN In the summer of 1974 Americans – and the rest of the world as well, were caught up in what was to become the most enthralling political scandal in that country’s history to that date: Watergate.
Young Marty Morantz was then a 12-year-old camper at Camp Massad. While the rest of his cohorts were busy enjoying themselves doing what young campers typically do when they’re at camp, Morantz says he was obsessed with following the Watergate scandal, culminating in President Nixon’s resignation in August of that summer.
By MYRON LOVE Ben Nasberg is a leader in revolutionizing the pizza business and Winnipeg.
