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DOSSIER SPÉCIAL DE B’NAI BRITH CANADA : Une crise nationale d’antisémitisme
La radicalisation en ligne et le conflit israélo-iranien à l’origine d’une hausse des incidents, selon un rapport annuel CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH Le 27 avril 2026 OTTAWA – Le Canada est en plein cœur d’une crise nationale d’antisémitisme, selon la Ligue des droits de la personne de B’nai Brith Canada,
B’NAI BRITH CANADA SPECIAL REPORT: A National Crisis of Antisemitism
Online Radicalization, Israel-Iran Conflict Drive Surge in Incidents, Annual Audit Reveals Cliquez ici pour le français April 27, 2026 OTTAWA – Canada is in the throes of a national crisis of antisemitism, according to B’nai Brith Canada’s League for Human Rights, which has just released its Annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents for
Ottawa adopte un règlement municipal sur les infrastructures vulnérables à la suite d’une campagne menée par le B’nai Brith Canada
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH 22 avril 2026 OTTAWA – À la suite d’une campagne menée par B’nai Brith Canada et d’autres organisations de la société civile, le conseil municipal d’Ottawa a adopté un règlement visant à protéger l’accès aux infrastructures vulnérables. « Tous les Canadiens doivent pouvoir accéder aux infrastructures
Ottawa Adopts Vulnerable Infrastructure Bylaw Following B’nai Brith Canada Advocacy
Cliquez ici pour le français April 22, 2026 OTTAWA – Following advocacy by B’nai Brith Canada and other civil society organizations, Ottawa’s City Council has adopted a bylaw to protect access to vulnerable infrastructure. “All Canadians must be able to access critical social infrastructure without fear of undue obstruction or
Comité sénatorial adopte les recommandations de B’nai Brith Canada pour combattre l’antisémitisme
CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH 21 avril 2026 OTTAWA – La Commission permanente du Sénat sur les droits de la personne (RIDR) a approuvé les recommandations de B’nai Brith Canada visant à contrer la montée de l’antisémitisme et de l’extrémisme fondé sur la haine. Plusieurs des recommandations, publiées mardi dans un
Senate Committee Adopts B’nai Brith Canada’s Recommendations to Address Antisemitism
Cliquez ici pour le français April 21, 2026 OTTAWA – The Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights (RIDR) has endorsed B’nai Brith Canada’s recommendations to address rising levels of antisemitism and hate-motivated extremism. Several of the recommendations, published in a landmark report Tuesday, stem from B’nai Brith’s direct engagement with the
Canadian neo-Nazi terrorist sentenced to 20 years. His racist manifestos made him ‘the man behind the curtain’ of global hate attacks – Toronto Star
Five Jewish organizations said in a statement that the sentence “sends a powerful message: those who spread hate, inflict violence, and terrorize communities will be held fully accountable under the law.” Toronto Star March 27, 2026 By Jacques Gallant Courts and Justice Reporter Expressing concern that Matthew Althorpe continues to “harbour
Anti-hate bill that provoked bitter debate over religious freedom passes the Commons – THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Marie Woolf Ottawa Published March 25, 2026 Jewish groups welcomed the government’s anti-hate bill passing through the Commons Wednesday evening after months of filibustering and fractious debate about whether it threatens religious freedom. Bill C-9, as it’s known, would make it a crime, punishable by up to 10 years in prison, to obstruct
Jewish groups press Liberals to ban ‘glorification’ of terrorism such as praising Hamas attacks – National Post
Initial bipartisan attempts to include language to that effect were rejected by the parliamentary justice committee National Post By Stephanie Taylor Published Mar 17, 2026 OTTAWA — With the Liberals’ anti-hate bill set to return to the House of Commons next week, major Jewish advocacy groups are pressing the federal
Antisemitic cartoons used by U of T dentistry dean lead to him being put on leave pending investigation – National Post
B’nai Brith Canada and others are calling out the dean and the university for using the images National Post By Chris Knight Published Feb 27, 2026 The dean of the University of Toronto’s school of dentistry has stepped aside after using two antisemitic cartoons in a student lecture. A statement