Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives

Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives The Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives, formerly the CJC or CJCCC National Archives, is a Montreal-based national program of JFC-UIA.

With the academic year starting up, we are looking forward to welcoming new and returning students to the Archives. Bonn...
09/04/2026

With the academic year starting up, we are looking forward to welcoming new and returning students to the Archives. Bonne rentrée!
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Avec la rentrée scolaire qui approche, nous avons hâte d’accueillir les nouveaux étudiants et ceux qui reviennent aux Archives. Bonne rentrée !

📷 P95/17A Bialik Hebrew School, ca. 1926-1927

We are excited to be participating in this promising new project. Stories can be submitted through the link at the end o...
07/14/2026

We are excited to be participating in this promising new project. Stories can be submitted through the link at the end of the article.

'There has never been a sustained effort, at least in the past 75 years, to record narratives of everyday Canadian Jewish life in an organized and systematic way.'

Archives Director Janice Rosen provided an archivist’s perspective during the “50 years of Canadian Jewish Studies “ rou...
06/08/2026

Archives Director Janice Rosen provided an archivist’s perspective during the “50 years of Canadian Jewish Studies “ roundtable session at the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies Annual Conference on Sunday afternoon, May 31, at York University in Toronto.
(Photo credit J. Kary.)

La directrice des archives, Janice Rosen, a présenté le point de vue d'une archiviste lors de la table ronde « 50 ans d'études juives canadiennes » qui s'est tenue dimanche après-midi 31 mai à l'Université York de Toronto, dans le cadre du congrès annuel de l'Association d'études juives canadiennes.

(Crédit photo : J. Kary.)

On May 11, 1915 a Jewish immigrant from Romania wrote a postcard from the small town of Rimouski, Quebec Addressed to "M...
05/11/2026

On May 11, 1915 a Jewish immigrant from Romania wrote a postcard from the small town of Rimouski, Quebec Addressed to "Misses Nahamovitch" of Montreal, in it he describes in Romanian about how he had attended a town parade featuring music by a band from Quebec City. This unusual gem is part of the Sherker family collection which we received in 1992.

Le 11 mai 1915, un immigrant juif roumain écrivit une carte postale de la petite ville de Rimouski, au Québec, adressée à Mlles (ou Madame) Nahamovitch de Montréal. Il y décrivait, en roumain, avoir assisté à un défilé municipal animé par un orchestre de Québec. Ce précieux document fait partie de la collection de la famille Sherker, que nous avons reçue en 1992.

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