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Antisemitism in the US and Canada has escalated from protests to physical violence and institutional harassment, affecting schools, universities, and synagogues across North America.

Britain's West Bank settlement import ban, backed by Canada and European allies, signals a severe diplomatic crisis for Israel as Europe steps into a perceived US vacuum.

A separatist party won Quebec's provincial election, pledging an independence referendum after US President Donald Trump leaves office in 2029.

Family First CEO Jane Smith resigned days after posting an AI-generated family photo referencing the renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America amid trade tensions.

NATO forces in Latvia are conducting intensive drills to adapt to modern drone warfare lessons learned from Ukraine, as regional leaders warn of a growing Russian military threat.

Jewish communities worldwide concluded a high-security Yom Kippur marked by an attempted terror attack at a Canadian synagogue, where a police officer stopped a gunman.

An officer was injured in a shooting outside a Canadian synagogue during Yom Kippur, while reports indicated Trump aborted planned strikes on Yemen.

Toronto is establishing itself as a global artificial intelligence powerhouse, threatening the exclusive status of Silicon Valley. The technological revolution in the Canadian city began four decades ago, when Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton left a well-funded job in the United States to research machine learning at the University of Toronto.

A floating island larger than a football field suddenly appeared in the Williston Reservoir in northern British Columbia, Canada - and then, within a few weeks, simply disappeared. The massive mass, covered in trees and vegetation, was spotted floating in the water and documented by a boater, before the photos and videos reached Rocky Avery, a local resident, who posted them on social media.

The moving journey of Penny, an educator from Canada, began with a great love that developed into a deep connection to Judaism, continued with the sudden loss of her partner, the late Harvey Goldman, and culminated in a brave choice to continue his path. The visit to Israel as part of the 'Binat HaLev' delegation of UJA Canada gave her practical tools to fight antisemitism within the classroom and...

The Premier of Ontario, Canada, Doug Ford, placed a huge sign on the shore of Lake Ontario in response to an executive order signed by US President Donald Trump to change the lake's name to "Lake America." The sign reads: "Lake Ontario, now and always."

Bassam Bouchehra, a senior official at the Canadian public broadcaster CBC, issued a demand to all network reporters to refer to the deadliest terrorist attack in history as "hijackings that led to the crashing of passenger planes." Conservative Member of Parliament Rachel Thomas called the directive "absolutely shameful."

The gambling city, which was hit hard against the backdrop of economic tension between the Trump administration and Canada, is trying to lure tourists from the neighboring country back. On the agenda: various discounts, a preferred exchange rate, and special flight packages.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to take a firm line against Washington and has engaged in a heated war of words with President Donald Trump.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake America" amid trade tensions with Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that he would return to negotiations only if Washington adopts the "right approach." Approximately $28 billion in Canadian exports are now subject to 50% tariffs.

The trade war between the United States and Canada is escalating: just hours after new American tariffs of 50% on Canadian goods went into effect today (Saturday) at midnight, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his country would impose retaliatory tariffs. The Canadian tariffs will take effect on September 8, and their full details will be published in the coming days.

The US and Canada are nearing a trade agreement that could prevent further escalation of their economic conflict. The proposed framework includes reducing US tariffs on Canadian-made vehicles from 25% to 15%, and on steel and aluminum from 50% to 25%. President Donald Trump has delayed the implementation of new tariffs until Saturday, citing progress in negotiations.

Following a second conversation this week with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the US President announced that he is suspending for three days the imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian imports so that the parties can sign a new agreement.

The Ministry of Economy has reopened an anti-dumping investigation into medical cannabis imports from Canada after a previous attempt was closed due to a procedural error. The move has sparked sharp protests from chambers of commerce and patient advocacy groups.

Unlike the global trend, where popular European destinations are fighting over-tourism with taxes and restrictions, some countries are investing significant resources to attract visitors. From the lesser-known sides of Canada and small Andorra to Tajikistan, these destinations are actively developing their infrastructure to welcome travelers.

An official petition submitted to the Canadian parliament demands that the government expel US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra due to allegations of infringing on local sovereignty. The petition reflects the low point in relations between the neighbors, against the backdrop of a trade war and tensions with the Donald Trump administration.

A government report reveals a grim reality on campuses: most students are afraid to display Jewish symbols and feel that universities have abandoned them. A third of harassment incidents are carried out by lecturers and academic staff.

More than 20,000 residents in western Canada were ordered to evacuate on Friday after a massive wildfire spread at a dizzying speed, threatening towns along Okanagan Lake in British Columbia. The flames consumed numerous homes, and authorities have yet to determine the full extent of the damage.

Canadian police arrested a man of Somali descent for allegedly using a knife to vandalize an Israeli exhibit at a heritage festival in Edmonton. The local Jewish Federation CEO confirmed that performers were evacuated for their safety.

Mining company Osisko Gold has surprised the market with new drilling results in the Proserpine area of Canada, located just kilometers from its flagship project. The data reveal immense regional potential and the possibility of significantly expanding the company's operations.

Significant expansion in energy operations in Canada: InPlay, partially held by Delek Group managed by Idan Walles, acquired a Canadian oil and gas company for tens of millions of dollars. This is another strategic move supporting continued value creation and the expansion of energy activity in North America. Since Delek's investment in InPlay, the stock has jumped by about 50%.

Canada's Minister of Public Safety, Gary Anandasangaree, condemned the arson attack on the "Nöam" kosher restaurant in Montreal. The incident has sparked backlash against the government, with critics accusing officials of failing to address the surge in antisemitism across the country.

The confrontation began after a father asked a woman to remove her dogs from a children's playground. In response, she made antisemitic remarks, and police have opened an investigation.

The Israeli Ministry of Economy has terminated its anti-dumping investigation into medical cannabis imports from Canada. The decision follows a procedural failure to notify Canadian authorities, as required by international trade regulations.

At least one shot was fired early Monday morning outside the US Consulate in Toronto. Police found evidence of a weapon used on University Avenue; no injuries were reported.

Two branches of the Kiva's Bagel Bar chain were attacked in quick succession: shots were fired at one branch, and a window was shattered at another. Police are investigating the incidents as potential hate crimes.

Phoenix and Menora, two of Israel's largest institutional entities, have partnered with BST Group to acquire a rental housing portfolio in Toronto for 332 million shekels. This marks the first step in a strategy aimed at a tenfold increase in assets.