The following is a post from the blog and this past week’s Toronto Torah edition from the Rebbetzin’s Husband:
I imagine that somewhere in the bowels of Revenue Canada, office staff gather every January 5th or July 17th to toast the anniversary of some little-known loophole-closing legislation. Perhaps ecologists similarly celebrate the day when a codicil [...]

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It’s beginning to look a lot like … Hanukkah.
While most of the country frets about what to buy Aunt Martha for Christmas and how to decorate the tree, Jews in Central Florida and beyond are getting ready for the festival of Hanukkah, which begins tonight at sundown.
The holiday, while not biblically mandated, is nonetheless an [...]

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Looking at the calendar and seeing that Sunday is Dec. 6 brings to mind that special seasonal observance that took place in our home this time of year because I was raised in a Catholic family — St. Nickolas Day.
On the eve of St. Nickolas Day the five Hage kids, Jeff, Amy, Mike, Sally and [...]

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Chanukah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a Jewish holiday that encompasses eight days of celebration. The holiday may be held in late November, December, or even on occasion may be held in January. The reason for the movement of when the holiday actually begins is based upon the fact that the [...]

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