Description Location: 8882 170 St NW. Built by a Jewish family (the Ghermezians), WEM is one of Edmonton’s premier retail attractions. With its kosher kitchen, the Fantasyland Hotel is a site for many simchas. It was also the first location Continue reading West Edmonton Mall/Fantasyland Hotel
Description Location: 116 St & 85 Avenue NW. While not a specifically “Jewish” institution, there have been many Jewish professors over the years, as well as the Hillel student group and a Jewish chaplaincy. People Who Speak About This Location Continue reading University of Alberta
Description Location: 7200 156 Street NW. TBO’s first location in the former Jewish Community Centre. People Who Speak About This Location Francie Nobleman Ann Goldblatt
Description Location: 12313 105 Avenue NW. Reform synagogue’s current location. People Who Speak About This Location Ann Goldblatt Francie Nobleman Paula Kirman
Description Location: 103 Street south of Jasper Avenue. Beth Shalom was located above the Talmud Torah. Now a parking lot. People Who Speak About This Location Dr. Eric & Elexis Schloss
Description Location: 6320 172 Street NW. Jewish school’s current location. People Who Speak About This Location Rabbi Ari Drelich Rhonda Eidelman Francie Nobleman Esther Starkman Howard Starkman Zalmanowitz Brothers
Description Location: 11639 Jasper Avenue People Who Speak About This Location Howard Starkman
Description Location: 95 Street & 115 Avenue NW (no longer exists) People Who Speak About This Location Zalmanowitz Brothers
Description Location: 9537 103 Avenue NW. Originally constructed as a single detached home and later converted into an apartment block, the Rodd Apartments building boasts an unusual architectural style that includes a front gable end roof and a stucco-clad false Continue reading Rodd Apartments
Description Location: 10112 119 Street NW. A retirement residence meeting Jewish cultural and dietary needs. People Who Speak About This Location Rhonda Eidelman Paula Weil Dr. Bernie Adler