The Matas Law Society, a subcommittee of the League, is being launched as Canada’s new hub and network for Jewish lawyers, law students, paralegals and others who care about advancing their own careers as well as making a difference for the well-being of our community. Join The Matas Law Society today!

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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.

LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

The League for Human Rights is the agency of B’nai Brith Canada dedicated to eradicating racism, antisemitism and hatred in all its forms at home and around the world, and advocates 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 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.

events

September

12:00 pm

Woke Antisemitism – The Direction Forward – MLS

Navigating Woke Antisemitism: A Conversation with Author David Bernstein ...

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October

7:00 pm

Let’s Fight Antisemitism Together – LHR Event

League for Human Rights Event Let’s Fight Antisemitism Together Join us for a compelling discussion to learn more about what Saskatchewan’s recent adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism means for the Canadian Jewish community. Virtual | Thursday, October 19th | 7:00 PM CST | 9:00PM EST ...

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October

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Birdwatching – Toronto Seniors Program

Join us at Earl Bales for birdwatching with Sasan Beni. Register today and watch the Fall bird migration from Earl Bales Community Centre. This is a FREE Toronto Seniors Event. Registration is required. Please call Cheryl to register at 416-633-6224 ext. 134 ...

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October

Night at the Segal Center – Montreal Event

Save the date! On October 31, the Segal Centre in Montreal will be hosting a special performance of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. If you haven’t seen this show, which tells King’s early life story and features her greatest hits, get ready for a treat! Organized by Ronnie Roter and the Beautiful Women of Montreal, the event will raise …

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November

5:00 pm

Edmonton

Alberta

Edmonton: Shabbat Dinner Program

November 3rd at 5:00 PM MDT Community Shabbat Dinner – The Shabbat Project Experience the warmth of Shabbat Half Hour Shabbat Program Shabbat Songs 4-Course Traditional Dinner Limited seats. Reservation required in advance. For tickets, contact Syliva at 780.488.2840 or Abe at 780.951.0322, asilverman@bnaibrith.ca B’nai Brith Canada and Beth Israel Synagogue are proud to announce …

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November

11:00 am - 11:45 am