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On October 24, British Columbians elected the Conservative Party of BC, led by Lorne Doerkson, as their new government.
During the election, Premier-designate Doerkson made several commitments to Jewish British Columbians.
CIJA Pacific Region VP @nicoslobinsky expresses his willingness to work with the incoming government to ensure these promises become a reality.
Jewish Federation of British Columbia (JFBC) retweeted
We honour all who served, including Jewish Canadians. Join us with Hillel BC, @JMA_BC, @JewishFedBC, and JSABC for a Bagel Lunch & Ceremony with Captain Adam D. Braverman.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026, 12:15 PM
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#RemembranceDay
Jewish Federation of British Columbia (JFBC) retweeted
Congratulations to @LDoerkson & @Conservative_BC for being elected to government tonight. Jewish British Columbians will be looking to you to create accountability for antisemitism, partner in protecting our institutions, and support the services accessed by families. 1/4 #bcpoli
We also thank @Dave_Eby for his service as Premier of British Columbia.
Congratulations to @LDoerkson on being elected Premier of BC and to all elected Members of the Legislative Assembly. We look forward to engaging with provincial leaders on issues important to the Jewish community and British Columbians across the province.
Jewish Federation of British Columbia (JFBC) retweeted
Congratulations to @LDoerkson on being elected Premier of BC and to all elected Members of the Legislative Assembly. We look forward to engaging with provincial leaders on issues important to the Jewish community and British Columbians across the province.
Congratulations to @LDoerkson on being elected Premier of BC and to all elected Members of the Legislative Assembly. We look forward to engaging with provincial leaders on issues important to the Jewish community and British Columbians across the province.
In his latest blog, Ezra S. Shanken reflects on what changed, what it means for Vancouver's Jewish community, and why the answer to uncertainty is not retreat: when faced with challenges, we build.
Read the full blog here: ow.ly/IJ0150ZZOt6.
Jewish Federation of British Columbia mourns the tragic loss of four Canadian soldiers at CFB Wainwright. We are especially heartbroken by the loss of Aidan Goulding, z״l, of North Vancouver, a member of our Jewish community whose life was taken far too soon.
Our hearts are with their families, loved ones, fellow service members, and all those mourning this devastating loss. We stand in solidarity with the members of the Canadian Armed Forces whose service and sacrifice help keep Canadians safe every day.
Today, JFBC, CIJA and RAV sent an open letter to Mayor-Elect Fry, sharing the concerns and priorities of Vancouver's Jewish community and reaffirming our commitment to safety, belonging, and inclusion for all Vancouverites.
Read more: ow.ly/OFKV50ZZabq
As communities across British Columbia welcome new and returning municipal leaders, we look forward to working with local governments across the province to help strengthen inclusive, vibrant, and connected communities.
As Vancouver begins a new chapter, we thank outgoing Mayor @KenSimCity for his service to our city.
We appreciate the opportunities we had to engage and work together on issues important to our community and wish him the best in his future endeavours.
Congratulations to @PtFry on your election as Vancouver's next mayor.
We look forward to working together to support a welcoming, inclusive, and vibrant city where all communities, including the Jewish community, can thrive.
Being safe and secure allows our institutions and organizations to focus on what we do best: supporting children, seniors, families, and Vancouverites from all backgrounds and walks of life.









