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JFM Women’s Endowment Fund Honours Exceptional Leader of our Community Marjorie Blankstein

The Jewish Foundation of Manitoba [JFM] held a beautiful event honouring exceptional community leader Marjorie Blankstein, who is almost 96 years old, and a founder of the Women’s Endowment Fund [WEF]. The event was attended by about 180 people on the evening of May 15 at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. Chair of the JFM, Dan Blankstein, Marjorie’s son, who said 'he happened to know a bit" about the honouree. He said said that this year the Women’s Endowment Fund distributed over…

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MAX ROYTENBERG: BOY And SOUL

    There are more than seven billion people on this planet and more arriving every second. Our numbers on this globe have reached the point where we are affecting the very nature of the...

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MAX ROYTENBERG: CANCER MAKES ME ANGRY

Cancer. Now I’ve said it. Just saying it tightens up my gut. It makes me want to swallow. I look around to see if anyone can sense the anger, the blind rage that surges through me. I find...

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Max Roytenberg: Man, The Storyteller

 I don’t know about you, but I can’t help telling stories about myself. To myself and to others. My theory is, if I tell a story I like often enough, I will end up by believing it....

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Max Roytenberg: Rootless

    Yesterday, outside our apartment , a tree, almost one hundred feet tall, suddenly collapsed onto the adjoining building. There but for the grace of God went we. Amazing to me was the...

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Can we talk about… DEPRESSION

Breaking Down  Barriers: Jewish Child and Family Service presents  Can we talk about…Depression featuring TSN celebrity Michael Landsberg   Although depression is a...

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Camp Massad Continues to Impress

      What an amazing Family Camp Day at Camp Massad on July 1st, 2016. Over 230 people, young and old, came to partake in all the festivities and activities on this sunny day.  ...

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Tim Boxer: Elie Wiesel Symbolized Memory

Memory was the most vital element of Elie Wiesel’s life. That’s why such institutions as Washington’s Holocaust Memorial Museum, New York’s Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, and Israel’s Yad Vashem were so dear to him. Especially Yad Vashem.

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Max Roytenberg: Lies and Telling the Truth

  My Bride and I have returned to Canada after being away for almost ten years. We are happy residents in Vancouver for the first time. We were raised in Winnipeg and appreciate the milder...

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Part of the Family – Christadelphians, the Kindertransport, and Rescue from the Holocaust

Part of the Family – Christadelphians, the Kindertransport, and Rescue from the Holocaust is a new book about the interaction between Christadelphians and Jewish children during the time of the Second World War. As part of the Kindertransport movement in 1938 and 1939, over 250 Jewish children were brought into Christadelphian homes and hostels––many of their stories being previously undocumented. This book records the experiences of 10 of these individuals.

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A Smoking Pipe Won over the Chessboard

This Friday, May 13, 2016, Christie's New York auctions an extraordinary discovery made by Celia Rabinovitch, a Winnipeg artist, historian, and professor, who uncovered a new work by Marcel...

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Max Roytenberg: Preparing For Take-off

      I recently watched a program broadcast from the UK that told of a new initiative, the bringing together of six individuals who were all facing the verdict of terminal illness....

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Alberta Fire Relief Fund

The Jewish community of Canada stands in solidarity with the victims of this unprecedented natural disaster in Canada   The Jewish Federation of Winnipeg, Jewish Federations across Canada and...

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Why a Jewish Education Matters

        [Jimmy Bitton is Head of the Jewish History Department at the Anne & Max Tanenbaum Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto, Kimel Family Education Centre and Vice...

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