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Announcements:
Announcements:
Our fiscal year-end is September 30th, so it’s time to renew your membership during the next few weeks. Thank you to all of those members who have already paid their membership fees. The membership fees are what sustain the JCSY. Please, if you haven’t renewed your membership already, do so. Thank you. If you are not from Whitehorse, Yukon, but are interested in becoming a member, or are ready to renew your membership, all you have to do is go to the link below and follow the simple instructions you will find as you scroll down the page jcsy.org/membership
Calendar of High Holidays 2026:
Purim Monday, March 2nd & Tuesday, March 3rd.
Passover Wednesday, April 1st to Thursday, April 9th.
Yom HaShoah. Monday April 13th and Tuesday April 14th.
Shavuot Thursday May 21st to Saturday May 23rd.
Tish’a B’Av Wednesday July 22nd to Thursday July 23rd.
Rosh Hashanah Friday September 11th to Sunday September 13th.
Yom Kippur Sunday September 20th to Monday September 21st.
Sukkot Friday September 25th to Friday October 2nd.
Simchat Torah Friday October 2nd to Sunday October 4th.
Chanukah Friday December 4th to Saturday December 12th.
Below are brief summaries of each section on the website, and if you click on one of the sections, you will go straight to that page. Enjoy!
The mandate of the JCSY™ is to develop an active and supportive Jewish Community. We are also working to document and share the impact of the Jewish Presence during and after the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898.
It took months to get from San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria and Winnipeg to the fields of gold - and it was a dangerous journey. There were close to 200 Jews in Dawson City during the Gold Rush (1897 - 1915).
The Jewish Cultural Society of Yukon found, restored and re-dedicated the Dawson City Jewish Cemetery in 1998. The project received national print and media attention.
כאן תוכלו למצוא מידע בעברית עלינו, ועל הקהילה שלנו כמוכן מודע שימושי למטיילים באזור.
קראה מהנה :)
Boreal forests, lakes and rivers, mountains, the northern lights, wildlife viewing, experiencing the quiet, and the natural beauty of the
true wilderness. Yukon is one of the most beautiful places in the world to visit and experience.
The Jewish Community of Whitehorse respectfully acknowledges that we live within
the traditional territory of Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council.
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