CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH 5 mai 2025 WINNIPEG – La province du Manitoba s’est engagée à rendre obligatoire l’enseignement sur l’Holocauste pour les élèves de 6e, 9e et 11e année (l’équivalence de la 6e année du primaire et du 3e et 5e secondaire au Québec), une initiative que B’nai Brith Canada a défendue dans tout le pays. « B’nai Brith Canada félicite […]
Cliquez ici pour le français May 5, 2025 WINNIPEG – The Province of Manitoba has committed to mandatory Holocaust education for students in Grades 6, 9 and 11, a policy B’nai Brith Canada has championed across the country. “B’nai Brith Canada commends Premier [Wab] Kinew for making good on his campaign promise to improve Holocaust education in
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH Le 8 septembre 2023 WINNIPEG – À l’approche des élections provinciales du 3 octobre au Manitoba, B’nai Brith Canada a créé un site web pour informer les électeurs sur les programmes et les positions des différents candidats sur les questions juives. Cette initiative fait suite à l’envoi par B’nai Brith d’un sondage à l’assemblée législative du Manitoba.
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Cliquez ici pour le français September 8, 2023 WINNIPEG – With Manitoba’s Oct. 3 provincial elections approaching, B’nai Brith Canada has developed a website to inform voters about the different candidates’ platforms and positions on Jewish issues. This initiative comes after B’nai Brith sent a survey to Manitoba’s legislature. The website contains the responses received
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Adriana Glikman, B’nai Brith Canada’s National Program Coordinator for the Diverse Minds Writing Competition, speaks on Global News about the launch of the 2023 Competition and invites high school students from all across Canada to enter. She is joined by a 2022 competition finalist, Samuel, who speaks about the inspiration behind his submission.
August 14, 2023 WINNIPEG – With voters set to elect Manitoba’s next provincial government on Oct. 3, 2023, B’nai Brith Canada is urging candidates to make combating antisemitism a top priority. Although B’nai Brith’s 2022 Audit of Antisemitic Incidents of Canada suggested that the province experienced one of the lowest anti-Jewish hate crime rates since
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Adriana Glikman, B’nai Brith’s National Program Coordinator for the Diverse Minds Creative Writing Competition, speaks to 680 CJOB about the competition, which teaches valuable lessons of diversity and inclusion to high school students and empowers our youth to become role models for one another.
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April 11, 2022 To the editor of CBC Opinion In this morning’s article on the war in Ukraine, Idris Elbakri expresses gratitude that the Canadian people are capable of taking decisive positions and actions in the face of occupation. But then, alas, according to Elbakri, we are applying a double standard to other conflicts
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B’nai Brith is delighted to share Canada Post’s 2021 Chanukah stamp design with our supporters across the country. The design had input from B’nai Brith Canada and other organizations. It captures the festive holiday with a charming image of a menorah. As Chanukah approaches, from Nov. 28 to Dec. 6, we urge those sending out
For the first time in 40 years, Marvin Rotrand’s name was not on the ballot paper for Montreal’s municipal elections. The longest-serving councillor, who represented the Snowdon district for 39 years under eight different mayors, has left city politics for a new position. As National Director of B’nai Brith’s League of Human Rights, he is
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