Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith of Aish.com discusses the impact of October 7, a significant date in Jewish history, on kiruv efforts and Jewish identity.

Alexandria Fanjoy Silver, a proud advocate for Toronto's Jewish community, converted to Judaism in 2009 after feeling a strong connection to the religion since childhood.

Ellin Bessner, host of The CJN Daily podcast, reflects on Toronto's historic Walk with Israel amid concerns of disruption due to threats from pro-Palestinian groups following the Hamas attack.

As Jewish communal spaces such as synagogues and Judaica stores face challenges like closures and declining engagement, there is a growing concern about the loss of these important third spaces where Jews gather beyond home and work.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and other officials attended a rally at Bais Chaya Mushka, a Chabad-Lubavitch school in Toronto, after it was targeted by gunfire over Shabbat.

The Bais Chaya Mushka Jewish girls school in Toronto was targeted with gunfire over the weekend, sparking fear and shock in the community.

Thirteen-year-old Eitan Cohen, who has been facing antisemitic bullying at his Toronto public school, is determined to continue attending despite the ongoing harassment.

In a debate featured on the Future of Jewish platform, David Matlow, a Toronto-based individual known for his extensive Theodor Herzl memorabilia collection and documentary, discussed the question of who determines who can be considered a Zionist.

The Everything Jewish Toronto Facebook group, founded by Jennifer Stallman and Brittney Waxman Sultan, has grown to over 41,000 members, serving as a valuable online platform for Toronto's Jewish community to connect, promote businesses, report on current events like the Israel-Hamas conflict, and combat instances of antisemitism.

Zach Hyman, a Jewish NHL player for the Edmonton Oilers, recently achieved a significant milestone by scoring his 50th goal of the season, becoming the first Jewish hockey player to do so.

Across Canada, pro-Israel 'bloody pants' protests are emerging, with a recent one in Vancouver organized by a group called Nonviolent Opposition Against Hate (NOAH), founded by Israeli expats, to counter anti-Israel sentiments.

Avy Reid recounts her journey from Nigeria to Jerusalem, where her family history and struggles shape her life.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association warns against banning anti-Israel protests despite rising concerns about intimidation and harassment of Canadian Jews.

Deborah Lyons, Canada's Special Envoy to combat antisemitism, discusses the recent rise in antisemitic incidents in the country, including protests targeting Jewish-affiliated institutions like Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto.

Blueberry buns, a specialty of Toronto's Jewish community, have a fascinating history.

Ari Gross, a machine learning engineer with a background in data science and a PhD in the history and philosophy of science and technology, is making his comic book debut with "Wardens," set in Toronto's immigrant neighborhood, The Ward.

Norman Jewison, the director of the iconic film Fiddler on the Roof, was not Jewish, but his experiences with antisemitism deeply impacted him.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Jewish leaders in Toronto, discussing Canada's stance on Israel, including its recent UN vote for a ceasefire, which disappointed many in the Jewish community.

A fire that occurred at a Jewish deli in Toronto is being investigated by police as a hate crime.

Hate crimes against Jews in Toronto have reached a concerning level, with 147 reported incidents in 2023, more than double the previous year, largely triggered by events related to Israel.

Israeli-Canadian drag queen Gila Mnster, known for her drag queen storytelling events, faced challenges in 2023 from right-wing protests and left-wing antisemitism.

On the Bonjour Chai podcast, hosts Phoebe Maltz Bovy and Marc Weisblott explore the urban-suburban divide within the Jewish community in New York and Toronto, reflecting on how geography shapes Jewish life and activism.

"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.

Matthew Jocelyn, a controversial Canadian artist, has taken over as the general director of the Koffler Centre of the Arts in Toronto, a prominent historically Jewish arts institution.

"You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah" is a Netflix movie that aims to authentically portray Jewish coming-of-age experiences.