Bliss Baked Goods
Description Location: 10710 142 Street NW. Edmonton’s only kosher bakery, which also caters to nut-free and vegan diets. People Who Speak About This Location
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Beth Shalom Synagogue (original location)
Description Location: 103 Street south of Jasper Avenue. Beth Shalom was located above the original Talmud Torah. The location is now a parking lot. People Who Speak About This Location Dr. Eric & Elexis Schloss
Beth Shalom Synagogue
Description Location: 11916 Jasper Avenue. Conservative synagogue’s current location. People Who Speak About This Location
Beth Israel Synagogue (second location)
Description Location: 10205 119 Street NW. Modern Orthodox synagogue’s second location. Now the “Oliver Compound House.” People Who Speak About This Location
Beth Israel Synagogue (first location)
Description Location: 9510 101 Avenue NW. Modern Orthodox synagogue’s first location. Now St. Boniface Catholic Church People Who Speak About This Location
Beth Israel Synagogue
Description Location: 131 Wolf Willow Road NW. Modern Orthodox synagogue’s current location. People Who Speak About This Location
Bagel Bin Bakery & Bistro
Description Location: 6655 178 Street NW. No longer exists. People Who Speak About This Location Paula Weil
Alex Taylor School/e4c offices
Description The McCauley/Boyle Street area used to be home to many in Edmonton’s Jewish community. A number of Jewish Edmontonians attended Alex Taylor School. People Who Speak About This Location
Alberta Legislature Grounds
Description The Alberta Legislature Grounds is home to “Vessel of Souls,” the Holocaust memorial sculpture by Susan Owen Kagan, as well as the location of the annual menorah lighting by Chabad. People Who Speak About This Location Rabbi Ari Drelich Continue reading Alberta Legislature Grounds
Talmud Torah (second location)
Description Location: 13212 106 Avenue NW. Now Progressive Academy. People Who Speak About This Location