The Canadian Jewish Chronicle, founded in 1918 by a group of Jewish community leaders in Toronto, has become a cornerstone of Jewish journalism in Canada. Over the decades, it has evolved to include a diverse array of content, from local news and cultural features to commentary on social and political issues affecting the Jewish community. Significant milestones include its early role in advocating for Jewish rights during World War II and its continuous efforts to promote Jewish heritage and education. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of the Canadian Jewish Chronicle Review, Toronto, Ontario, Canada starting 1966, totaling 2,127 scans. This treasure trove of historical documents includes mentions of influential figures and events that shaped the community, potentially even reflecting your own family history. Explore these valuable archives on OldNews.com to deepen your understanding of the past and connect with the stories that have defined the Jewish experience in Canada.