Special Edition – December 2009

Canadian Jewish Congress 2009 Top Ten Year in Review

1.   CJC Celebrates 90th Year at National Plenary Assembly
2.   Quebec & Ontario Governments Mark CJC’s 90th Anniversary
3.   Mia Farrow Launches CJC’s Darfur: A Jewish Response
4.   Supporting Israel During OPeration Cast Lead
5.   Winning the Fight Against Anti-Israel Resolutions
6.   Parliamentary Inquiry and London Conference on Antisemitism
7.   Exposing Virulent Antisemitism at Pro-Hamas Rallies
8.   Securing Security Infrastructure Program Funding
9.   Marching for Israel at Gay Pride
10.  Promoting Arab-Jewish Dialogue
Honourable Mentions

Vol 14 – November 2009

• Ninety Years and Still Going Strong
• QJC Hosts Federal Minister’s Announcement
• CJC Secures Federal Funding to Memorialize the S.S. St. Louis
• General Wingate Branch Remembers Fallen Canadian Jewish Comrades
• CJC Stands with LGBTQ Community in Canada and in Israel
• CJC Photo Gallery

Vol 13 – June 2009

• A Truly Historic Day
• Jewish Community Marches with Pride

Vol 12 – May 2009

• CJC is Celebrating 90 Years with a Remarkable Line-up!!
• Canadians Come Out Strong to Commemorate Yom Hashoah
• World Premiere of I Believe with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
• Poverty – A Jewish Issue Too
• Internationally renowned Cartoonists for Peace Drawing a Big Crowd in Montreal
• Background to a name change

Vol 11 – March 2009 

• CJC Charities Committee Celebrates Reaching 500,000 Students with Anti-Racism Program
• Hon. Jason Kenney Offers a Special Briefing
• CJC Represents Canadian Jewry at Groundbreaking Global Antisemitism Conference
• CJC-CC, Quebec Region Passover Seder to be held in Sainte-Agathe
• Windsor Jewish Federation’s Student Social Justice Forum a Smashing Success
• CJC Intern Waltzes into the Office

Vol 10 – Jan 2009

• Record Canadian Representation at WJC Plenary
• Canadians Show Solidarity with Israel
• CJC Exposes Incitement to Hatred and Violence
• Widespread Condemnation of Sid Ryan
• Promoting Dialogue through Cartoons
• CJC,QR to Commemorate Rwandan Genocide
• Remembering the Hon. Sydney Harris

Vol 9 – December 2008

• Unprecedented Gatherings of Jewish and Indo-Canadians
• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Freedoms
• FAST challenges B.C. students to Choose Their Voice
• CJC Promotes Genocide Education
• 4-year Prison Term for Montreal Fire Bomber
• AJC 16th Biennial Convention

Vol 8 – November 2008

• Remembering the Shoah
• Jewish War Orphans Celebrate 60 Years in Canada
• Building Bridges – A Unique Opportunity
• Fighting Racism: A Message of friendship
• An Attack on One is an Attack on us All

Vol 7 – September 2008

• CJC on the Federal Election
• Rosh HaShanah Message from the CJC Co-Presidents
• Toronto Police Service — Thank You
• Important Guide for Survivors
• Editorial – Living With Differences…

Vol 6 – August 2008

• A Unique Bond
• Reflections on Discourse – Civil and Otherwise
• Coming to Terms with the Past
• Building Bridges in Calgary
• Philip Riteman Honoured
• CJC Announces Hiring of National Executive Director 

Vol 5 – June 2008

• Editorial – The clarion call to dignity
• The Human Promise
• Giinawind Hineini – Aboriginal-Jewish Student Exchange Program
• CJC, QR and the First Nations of Kahnawake Go Green!
• Beth Tikvah Case Reaches Conclusion
• Building named in tribute to Goldberg Family
• In Memoriam – Charles Zaionz 

Vol 4 – May 2008

• Happy Birthday Israel – Israel @ 60
• Finding Common Ground
• Campus Year in Review
• Ambassador Alon Pinkas’ Whirlwind Tour of Hamilton
• CJCC hosts Multi-faith Passover Seder
• Dialogue to Promote Peaceful Co-Existence and Understanding

Vol 3 – April 2008

• Happy Passover
• Jewish responsibility to fight genocide
• David Ahenakew and the FSIN
• Questioning Genocide
• United we really do stand
• Calgary’s Holocaust Symposium

Vol 2 – March 2008

• Empowering women: First Nations women tour Israel
• Our Position is Clear
• Free Speech WITH Responsibility
• Felton for Freedom to Read?
• The Jewish Community of Kingston – 1857 to 2008
• Partners for Human Rights in Nova Scotia
• No Lack of Challenges

Vol 1 – February 2008

• When “My Name is Rachel Corrie” Comes to Your Town
• Choose Your Voice
• Philip Riteman – Genuine Courage
• Hamilton Observes U.N. Holocaust Commemoration Day
• A busy time for the Quebec Region on the political front:
• CJC Pacific Region Reviews Draft of Social Justice Curriculum for Students in BC
• My first trip to Israel
• Students study Afghanistan’s emerging human rights