Canada
FBI temporarily paused cooperation with Canadian counterpart over CBC 9/11 references - report
FBI Director Kash Patel made the decision to pause cooperation after the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reminded its staff not to refer to the 9/11 attacks without expert attribution.
From Likud to Yisrael Beytenu: The case for a change on the Right - opinion
UofT under fire over ‘Bridging Theories of Anti-Zionism’ working group
Trump threatens to stop trade with Europe after EU pushes Canada to become associate bloc member
David Hofstedter’s family philanthropy: A Canadian story of Jewish giving and impact
From Toronto roots to international Torah education, the Hofstedter family’s philanthropy has focused on strengthening Jewish learning, institutions and community continuity.
Canada online: The digital industries powering a connected economy
From e-commerce and fintech to digital health, education and remote work, Canada’s online economy is transforming everyday life while making trust and security more important than ever.
Air Canada brings back Tel Aviv flights, suspends flight director for antisemitic posts
After months of safety-related cancellations, Air Canada is resuming its Tel Aviv-Toronto route in November instead of January, as it manages a internal crisis over an employee’s online hate posts.
Israeli-Canadian Benjamin Hassin freed after 11 years in Iraqi prison
Israeli-Canadian Benjamin Hassin, now in his early 30s, was released from prison in Sulaymaniyah on Wednesday.
Canada may become first associate member of EU, European Commission president says
Through its partnership with Canada, von der Leyen urged EU states to tackle climate change, competition with China, and other major challenges.
Russia jails Canadian-Russian national for seven years for treason, Interfax reports
Interfax reported that the man, whom it named as Nikolai Zyuzev, had been convicted of preparing analytical material at the behest of unspecified foreign organizations.
Toronto mayoral candidate challenges incumbent on handling of antisemitism during debate
The flashpoint occurred during a questioning segment when former cabinet minister and mayoral contender Chris Alexander pressed Mayor Chow on her absence from a community event last week.
Canada seeks private investment via long-term concessions for four largest airports, Carney says
"(We) will retain ownership of the underlying land and assets, but we will unlock their true value by bringing in new capital and expertise into their operations and growth."
Canadian man charged with three hate crimes by Ontario police over antisemitic social media content
Hamilton police launched an inquiry in July 2025 after receiving a report concerning material posted publicly to an account on the social media platform X/Twitter.
Mezuzahs smashed at Wilfrid Laurier University campus during Rosh Hashanah
Jewish students returned to campus at Wilfrid Laurier University after celebrating Rosh Hashanah to find their mezuzahs smashed and torn down.