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The fact that the man charged with defacing Canada’s National Holocaust Monument was a City of Ottawa employee should disturb every Canadian.

This was not just an incident of graffiti. It was a vile attack on the memory of six million Jews, carried out by someone entrusted to…

B’nai Brith Canada has written to Foreign Affairs Minister @AnitaAnandMP urging immediate action following alarming reports that senior Iranian regime officials, including IRGC and Quds Force commanders, may be seeking refuge in this country.

We are calling on the Government of…

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B’nai Brith Canada demande une formation obligatoire sur l’antisémitisme pour les fonctionnaires après l’arrestation pour vandalisme à Ottawa

CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH 30 juin 2025 OTTAWA – Suite aux allégations selon lesquelles un employé du gouvernement aurait vandalisé le Monument national de l’Holocauste plus tôt ce mois-ci, B’nai Brith Canada exhorte les législateurs à rendre obligatoire une formation sur l’antisémitisme pour les fonctionnaires de tous niveaux. Au cours

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Nova Scotia Man Arrested Following B’nai Brith Canada Complaint

Cliquez ici pour le français June 9, 2025 HALIFAX – Police have arrested and announced criminal charges against a New Glasgow, N.S., man after B’nai Brith Canada filed a complaint based on his troubling online behaviour. Luke Alexander MacDonnell, 22, will face charges of promoting genocide and inciting hatred. “B’nai

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B’nai Brith Canada Supports Wildfire Evacuees

May 30, 2025 WINNIPEG – With wildfires decimating swathes of the Western prairies, B’nai Brith Canada is launching an important initiative to support evacuees fleeing their homes. “What is happening in the prairies is devastating,” said Aviva Tabac, B’nai Brith Canada’s Community Engagement Manager for Winnipeg. “Our organization wants to

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