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Albertans Most Tolerant of Religious Diversity
May 12, 2009
Over the past week, many Albertans have reacted strongly to the Alberta government’s Bill 45, whi... Read More

Easter in Gaza
April 27, 2009
If she gets her wish, this year Dr. Suhaila Tarazi will be able to celebrate Easter at the Church... Read More

On the vapour trails of rumour
April 02, 2009
Over the past few weeks, three journalists took action against the Centre for Faith and the Media... Read More

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Brainwashing or simple parenting?
March 24, 2008
Children being raised in a religious environment is a volatile issue, at least to anti-theists. A... Read More

Lord’s Prayer
March 04, 2008
In Ontario’s it’s often the little things that kick up the biggest fuss. This time, i... Read More

Tip:

Just prior to the G8/G20 Summits in Canada, another significant event took place, the World Religions Summit 2010 which was held in Winnipeg June 20-23.  Religious leaders from over seventy countries convened to craft and agree upon a statement to the political leaders at the G8/G20 Summits. To find out more about that Summit, and the final statement from the Summit which was delivered to the political leaders, visit:  www.faithchallengeG8.com

 


Jewish Articles
Slaying not hate crime, judge says
February 17, 2005
Man sentenced to at least 15 years after guilty plea in murder of Orthodox Jew

Six websites fomenting hatred and encouraging suicide bombing are pulled
February 14, 2005
Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Toronto-based centre said six Web sites that fomented hatred against Jews or advocated terrorism or suicide-bombing have been pulled by the host in Kelowna, B.C., and an Investigation is going on.

Was killer truly motivated by hate?
February 10, 2005
"As appalling as it was, the killing of David Rosenzweig has never sounded or seemed to me to be what is generally understood as a hate crime," writes Jim Coyle for the Toronto Star.

Killing linked to hate against Jews
February 08, 2005
A Toronto murder that captured headlines around the world nearly three years ago after being described as a "hate crime" against Jews was resolved quietly in a courtroom yesterday (Feb.7).

Sacred sights
February 03, 2005
Robert Burley, director of Ryerson's master's program in Photographic Preservation & Collections Management, straddles the line between documentary and art with his collection of photographs of Toronto synagogues 'that were - and still are - so important to the Jewish community,' Julia Dault repo...

Quebec boosts Jewish schools
January 16, 2005
The Quebec government's controversial decision to fully subsidize private Jewish schools will be extended to other private religious and ethnic schools if they meet the necessary requirements, Education Minister Pierre Reid says.

Kabbalah leader's Holocaust 'slur'
January 14, 2005
Eliyahu Yardeni, of the London Kabbalah Centre, made the astonishing claim to an undercover reporter investigating high-pressure sales techniques employed by the group, which promotes its own brand of beliefs, part ancient Jewish mysticism and part pseudo-science. The film also revealed how Kabba...

Madonna\'s Kabbalah Centre in Holocaust row
January 13, 2005
In a documentary film BBC recently aired, a senior figure is seen saying that Jews died in the Holocaust because they did not follow the sect. The documentary is about a branch of Kabbalah, the mystical form of Judaism that counts pop idol Madonna among its devotees, filmed by a few undercover re...

Liberal rabbis welcome same-sex marriage ruling
December 24, 2004
Reactions in Jewish circles were predictably mixed to the decision on same-sex marriage by the Supreme Court of Canada, Ron Scillag, a reporter with The Canadian Jewish News, writes. Liberal rabbis joined liberal clergy from other faiths to praise the court

A close look at the library bomber
December 17, 2004
The boy who bombed and destroyed the library of a Jewish school in Montreal last April apologized in court and asked Jewish community for forgiveness for his mistake. In a letter presented in court on Thursday (Dec. 16), he stated,



 
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