Election Centre
and virtual debates

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7‑point
plan
to combat antisemitism

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Ban Nazi Symbols
in Canada

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Anti‑Hate
APP
and hotline

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press centre

This is where you can find all B’nai Brith Canada communications, including Advocacy releases and Community updates.

WHO WE ARE

our mission and values

We are dedicated to eradicating racism, antisemitism and hatred in all its forms, championing the rights of the marginalized, while providing basic human needs for members of our community.

ADVOCACY

B’nai Brith Canada is dedicated to combating antisemitism, racism and hatred in all its forms at home and around the world. We advocate for human rights issues spanning the civil, political, religious and cultural sectors.

GIVING BACK & CONNECTING

COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT

We have wide-ranging social and educational programs and volunteer services offering support to seniors and our community’s most vulnerable, and connecting our community with innovative programs bridging our heritage, traditions and cultural values with our community’s contemporary needs.

Food ProgramS

Housing

Seniors

clothing programs

sports leagues

a league of our own

B’nai Brith Sports of Canada operates North America’s largest Jewish amateur softball league in the Greater Toronto Area, with approximately 1000 participants competing in both Men and Women divisions on an annual basis.

We also operate a basketball league during the fall and winter months.

Upcoming Events

Stay up to date on future events and programs.

July

All Day

10th Annual Chip Away at Hate Classic – Toronto

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July

7:00 pm

Winnipeg

Manitoba

Winnipeg: Beyachad | Together

Join B’nai Brith Canada, Island Breeze, and Indigenous groups from around the world as they come together with Winnipeg’s Chai Folk Ensemble for an unforgettable celebration of indigeneity, land, culture, and community. Program Chair: Pastor Roger Armbruster, Founder of Canada Awakening Ministries. Entrance Fee: Please bring a clothing donation. Donors will receive a $10 voucher […] ...

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July

12:30 pm

Toronto

Men’s Program: A Black Jewish Prince and His Quest to Save the Jews

Featuring Professor Alan Verskin, Samuel J. Zacks Chair of Jewish History, University of Toronto What if one of the strangest and most riveting stories in Jewish history was true? In 1524, a Black, Hebrew-speaking warrior-prince named David Reubeni arrived in Europe with an astonishing mission: rescue the Jewish people. In an age of global exploration […] ...

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August