CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH Le 16 avril 2025 OTTAWA – L’interdiction de l’exposition publique de la Hakenkreuz nazie et d’autres symboles nazis dans notre pays a gagné un élan nouveau et plus fort aujourd’hui après que le Conseil municipal d’Ottawa a appuyé l’appel de B’nai Brith Canada dans une motion historique. La motion a été […]
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH Le 8 avril 2025 MONTRÉAL – Face à l’escalade de l’antisémitisme sur le campus de l’Université McGill, B’nai Brith Canada soutient un recours collectif pour tenir l’institution responsable. Une demande d’autorisation pour engager un recours collectif a été déposée mardi à la Cour supérieure de Montréal par le cabinet Fishman Flanz
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January 14, 2025 NEW YORK – About 46 per cent of the global population holds explicitly antisemitic tendencies, according to B’nai Brith Canada’s sister agency in the United States, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). The ADL presented these statistics in its 2024 Global 100 report, an opinion survey conducted every five years. Only 8 per cent of Canadian respondents
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Cliquez ici pour le français January 9, 2025 OTTAWA – With antisemitism surging in Canada, B’nai Brith is calling on the Federal Government to follow the lead of other Western countries and ban Nazi iconography. “Countries such as Germany, France and Australia have already outlawed the public display of Nazi symbols such as the Nazi Swastika or the S.S. armband,”
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Job Description Calling All Umpires! We’re looking for experienced and enthusiastic umpires to join our softball league this season! Officiating with B’nai Brith Sports of Canada is a great opportunity to showcase your leadership skills, support your community and enjoy the summer fresh air – all while earning some extra FUNds! All umpires are provided
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Public Relations & Creative Specialist Location: Toronto Overview: B’nai Brith Canada is seeking a dynamic, resourceful, and highly creative professional to join our team as a Public Relations & Creative Specialist. This role blends strategic public relations with the conceptual creativity of an advertising agency, offering a rare opportunity to shape public perception and deliver
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Cliquez ici pour le français August 8, 2024 OTTAWA – The Federal Government is delaying the release of a report into Birju Dattani’s appointment in June to chair the Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC). Dattani has a history of antisemitic commentary, which prompted B’nai Brith Canada to demand an investigation into the vetting process. “Minister of Justice [Arif] Virani
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH 2 juillet 2024 MONTRÉAL – À la suite du plaidoyer de B’nai Brith Canada, l’Université McGill et l’Association étudiante des cycles supérieurs (AÉCSUM) ont conclu une entente provisoire empêchant l’association de ratifier ou de mettre en œuvre une politique controversée et une série de motions jusqu’à ce que l’affaire soit décidée
Cliquez ici pour le français July 2, 2024 MONTREAL – Following B’nai Brith Canada’s advocacy, McGill University and the Post-Graduate Students’ Society of McGill University (PGSS) have reached a provisional agreement preventing the association from ratifying or implementing a controversial policy and a series of motions until the matter is resolved by the Court, or unless the
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH Le 27 juin 2024 Déclaration de B’nai Brith Canada sur la nomination de Birju Dattani à la tête de la Commission canadienne des droits de la personne : La récente nomination de Birju Dattani à la tête de la Commission canadienne des droits de la personne (CCDP) est un autre exemple
