by August Adelman | Apr 8, 2026 | Rabbi's Corner
I’ve spent much of this week glued to the coverage of Artemis II. I am in awe of the astronauts’ work as scientists and explorers. As one observer noted, “It’s not a coincidence that the astronauts who’ve traveled further than any human...
by August Adelman | Mar 31, 2026 | Rabbi's Corner
Tonight, Jewish families and communities around the globe will gather together for seder. In the collection of songs that closes out the haggadah, Chad Gadya – One Little Kid – is often a beloved favourite for its animal noises and general silliness at the...
by August Adelman | Mar 25, 2026 | Rabbi's Corner
Yet again, we prepare for Pesach in a world rent by war and uncertainty. Our Israeli loved ones continue to shelter from Iranian missiles, and here in Canada, we face a never ending onslaught of news of antisemitic violence both here, in the US, and around in the...
by August Adelman | Feb 11, 2026 | Rabbi's Corner
Like many of you, I imagine, I have been glued to this year’s Winter Olympics. I can’t wait to cheer on Israel’s first ever bobsled team (nicknamed Shul Runnings!) when they compete next week, I was devastated when the US women’s hockey team...