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The Canadian Federal election is completed, but it is no less a time to persist and not lose heart for greater justice in all forms in our nation and world. Like many Canadians, I watched the results of Monday鈥檚 election with great interest.

Are you someone who wants to see more positive growth in your life, and change in the world? I believe we all do. As Irish writer John O鈥橠onohue once put it, 鈥淐hange is one of the great dreams of every heart.

I was recently invited to participate in a Human Library project as part of University Of Victoria鈥檚 5 days of action , whose aim is to 鈥渆ncourage every member of the UVic community to take concrete steps toward ending discrimination, harassment, and

Rabbi Harry Brechner will open Alternative Realities in Judaism series on Sunday October 27 at 4 pm at Congregation Emanu-El Synagogue, 1461 Blanshard Street, Victoria V8W 2J3 with a presentation, Magic and the Rabbinate , in which he explores the us

It is Thanksgiving. Initially, when given this date for my column, I was thankful! Great day to write for, especially as a messenger of Grace. What could be better? Then the date rolled around.

I was recently invited to speak at a conference focused on the theme of how to be more deeply human. The underlying supposition of the theme was that our despair and fear about the state of our world has left many wondering how to live now.

At times the roar from the headlines is almost deafening. The intense push for focus on the climate emergency that is upon us and threatens our future as a species.

Emanu-El Synagogue, Sunday, October 6, at 4 pm

The Jewish New Year Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur are quickly approaching, this traditionally signals that we need to focus our attention on our personal lives. This is a time of reflection and self-awareness.

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