Montreal
Four people killed in helicopter crash near Montreal, police announce
National broadcasters CBC and CTV reported that police said the crash happened at about 2:30 p.m. and that the aircraft was on fire when first responders arrived at the site.
New report flags widespread failures in Canadian universities’ antisemitism response
Lionel Messi wins Major League Soccer match for Inter Miami with four goals in career first
Montreal council passes amended Middle East motion after cutting call to break Israel ties
Montreal opposition party moves forward with motion to cut ties with Israel
Proponents of the measure have defended the text as consistent with the city's values. Conversely, the motion has faced opposition from community leaders and advocacy groups.
Former Montreal anti-racism commissioner sues CIJA over alleged Hitler comparison
The accusation centers on a visual montage in which CIJA allegedly compared her to Adolf Hitler. The montage is no longer searchable online but is included in the lawsuit.
Canada after dark: A city-break guide to Toronto, Niagara Falls and Montreal
Plan a culture-first Canadian trip through Toronto, Niagara Falls and Montreal, with dining, shows, casino resorts and practical age and ID rules kept in context.
Montreal police open hate crime investigation into suspected arson at kosher restaurant
Police received reports at around 3:15 am of the fire at Nöam restaurant and the business next door, and spent several hours bringing the flames under control. Both buildings sustained major damage.
Video shows woman hurling antisemitic abuse at Jewish family in Montreal playground dispute
The woman, later identified as Brigitte Doyon, launched an expletive-filled rant caught on video, telling him in French, "Jews aren't allowed here, huh?"
The Jewish reputation is built one human encounter at a time - opinion
Beyond politics and headlines, the Jewish story is shaped by the encounters that leave lasting impressions.
Two antisemitic attacks in one week shake Canada’s Jewish community
Comment from B'nai Brith Canada, attributable to Richard Robertson, Director of Research and Advocacy, told The Jerusalem Post that "Being Jewish is not a provocation."
Canada synagogue firebomber was promised $15,000 for attack, motivated by drugs, not antisemitism
Mohamed Ilyess Akodad pleaded guilty to the attack, telling the court that he believes he deserves to be "severely punished" during his sentencing.
Jew-hatred drove the Montreal violence, even if it didn’t trigger it - opinion
When societies tolerate hatred of Jews and Zionists, they create conditions where political violence can thrive.
Regional security fears escalate in Canada as US–Iran talks conclude in Switzerland
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