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This week, ALCCA Chair Mark Sandler appeared as a guest on the very popular Cārvāka Podcast, hosted by Kushal Mehra, alongside Rishabh Sarswat of the Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA), a new member of ALCCA.  

Canadian LGBTQ+ Jewish youth are facing exclusion and rising antisemitism, leaving them uniquely vulnerable. This article explores recent incidents, the painful impact of being shut out of queer and progressive spaces, and the urgent need for true inclusion and solidarity.

Having been to the Nova Exhibition with my husband on two other occasions in two different cities, it was immediately apparent that this night was different.

Reflections from the 1st Canadian National Hindu Conference, highlighting cultural pride, youth empowerment, legal advocacy, and opportunities for interfaith collaboration between the Hindu and Jewish communities.

In the wake of rising antisemitism and the Washington, D.C. embassy shooting, Lawyers Combating Antisemitism held a healing webinar for Jewish legal professionals. Led by trauma experts, the session offered therapeutic tools, Jewish resilience teachings, and a path forward through collective support.

A haunting visit to the NOVA Exhibit sparks reflection on October 7, grief, resilience, and the Jewish community’s path forward.

Misunderstood symbols can fuel hate – learn why protecting sacred icons like the Swastika matters – while banning true hate symbols.

The conflict between Israel and Hamas has spilled over into Canada’s streets, classrooms, businesses, places of worship, community centres, and professions. Hate crimes against Jews and Muslims spiral upwards. Civil discourse spirals downwards.   A war of words is being waged in the Canadian media, accompanied by conflicting assertions – often misinformed -- about what constitutes protected speech v hate speech, academic freedom v indoctrination. More importantly, antagonists