Feature Stories
The Heart of a Rabbi

Rabbi Yisroel Mochkin is not your ordinary Rabbi. In fact, it would be safe to say that around the world, thousands upon thousands of people have a special place in their hearts for him. Read More
Mameh Loshn Story

Twenty-five years ago, David August suggested to
Sara Rosenfeld that it might be a good idea to form
a group in which the Yiddish language, “Mameh
Loshn” (Mother Tongue) could be enjoyed. Read More
Memories of My Childhood on Rue de Bullion

 Fifty-four years have gone by and only now can I give a name, Edwardian, to the architecture of the tenement where I lived during my childhood. Read More
Never Again – A Holocaust Story

 I was born in Szombathely, Hungary. The city was small, about ten thousand, with approximately one thousand Jews, and quite industrial with a very big sugar manufacturer. Read More
A Short History of the YM-YWHA

In 1910, a group of thirteen Montreal tradesmen founded The Young Men’s Hebrew Association, obtaining their charter from the City of Montreal.
Read More
Travel by Mike Cohen|

 If you are thinking about a vacation in Vermont this
summer , why not consider a resort in the Stowe area? Read More
A Tribute to Our Volunteers

 Our Auxiliary was established in 1936 by a handful of dedicated women and today, the Auxiliary boasts a membership of 2,300. Read More
Jewish Humour – A Chuckle

 A man was invited for dinner at a friend’s house. Every time the host needed something, he preceded his request to his wife by calling her “My Love”, “Darling”, “Sweetheart”, etc. Read More
Cummings Jewish Centre For Seniors Joins The Ranks Of The 50+

The  Cummings  Jewish  Centre  for  Seniors (CJCS)   is  now,   itself,   a  senior  citizen, celebrating  50+  years  of  service  to  the community. Read More
Couvreur Verdun Roofing
Centre Ballroom Dance Sport