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Explore our exhibitions in person at the Ontario Jewish Archives. These displays offer an immersive experience with artifacts, photographs, and stories from our community.
Toronto’s Garment Unions: Threads of Unity and Discord
Toronto’s Garment Unions: Threads of Unity and Discord explores the complex history of Toronto’s garment industry and the Jewish workers who helped shape it. From the bustling factory floors of […]
Until Jun 23, 2026
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Instruments of Faith
Photographs of some of Toronto's earliest synagogues, by Toronto photographer Robert Burley.
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Explore special programs and educational opportunities.
Discover guided and self-paced tours that explore highlights from the archives, offering engaging pathways through Ontario’s Jewish history for students, educators, and the public.
Until Sep 4, 2026
Building Community: Jewish Neighbourhoods of Toronto
A guided tour exploring the development of key Jewish neighbourhoods in Toronto through maps, photographs, and community records.
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Explore ongoing and past archival projects that preserve, research, and share Ontario’s Jewish history through digitization, community partnerships, and innovative storytelling.
Digitizing Community Memory
A long-term digitization initiative preserving fragile photographs, records, and ephemera to make Ontario’s Jewish history accessible online.
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Browse previous exhibitions and past projects that showcases and offers insight into Ontario’s Jewish history through past curatorial themes and storytelling.
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Ready to share stories through your space?
Discover the opportunity to borrow thought-provoking exhibits from the Ontario Jewish Archives (OJA), bringing history, culture, and storytelling directly into your space.
