Jewish Canadians are feeling vulnerable and precarious on Canada Day due to the rise of antisemitism in the country following Oct. 7.

A study by Robert Brym, a sociology professor at the University of Toronto, indicates that most non-Jewish Canadians have positive feelings towards Jews, despite reports of record-high antisemitism incidents.

In a podcast episode titled "Some of My Best Friends are Jewish," the discussion revolves around Canadian Jewish individuals not necessarily celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving, as it is seen as a white Christian festival associated with settlers.

"Not That Kind of Rabbi," hosted by Ralph Benmergui, is returning with a new season on The CJN Podcast Network, focusing on Jewish Canadians and delving into the spiritual journeys of public figures.

In late July, the Israeli government passed a bill known as the "reasonableness bill" to diminish the power of the Supreme Court and empower the legislature, sparking protests and concerns about Israel's future as a liberal democratic state.

Israel's 75th birthday has been marked by deep divisions, political protests, and controversial legislation, raising questions about the country's future.

The CJN's Honourable Menschen series pays tribute to recently deceased Jewish Canadians in the arts.

The CJN Daily's Honourable Menschen segment pays tribute to notable Jewish Canadians who have recently passed away.

Rabbanit Rachael Turkienicz, winner of the Great Canadian Sermon Slam, discusses Jewish education, the struggle of women in religious scholarship, and leads a learning session on the Torah portion Bereshit.