Jewish

Edmonton's Jewish history dates back to the arrival of Abraham and Rebecca Cristall in 1893. Abe was a notable clothier and foundational in Edmonton's budding Jewish community, forming the Edmonton Hebrew Association in 1906.

The post-war years saw rapid growth in both the Jewish and general population. As a result, several new synagogues were built in the city’s West End, reflecting the community’s shift away of the core. In recent decades, Alberta’s booming economy has brought increased Jewish immigration, and with them the creation of Edmonton chapters for prominent international Jewish organizations that hold strong ties to their Israeli homeland.

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  Beth Israel Synagogue
  
  Beth Israel Synagogue
  10102 95 Street
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  Beth Shalom Synagogue — 1950
  
  Beth Shalom Synagogue — 1950
  11916 Jasper Avenue
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  Edmonton Jewish Cemetery
  
  Edmonton Jewish Cemetery
  7622 101 Avenue
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  Edmonton Jewish Community Centre
  
  Edmonton Jewish Community Centre
  200, 10220 156 Street
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  Edmonton Talmud Torah School
  
  Edmonton Talmud Torah School
  6320-172 Street
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  Jewish Family Services
  
  Jewish Family Services
  10235 124 St
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  Temple Beth Ora
  
  Temple Beth Ora
  12313 105 Avenue
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  The Jewish Archives & Historical Society of Edmonton & Northern Alberta (JAHSENA)
  
  The Jewish Archives & Historical Society of Edmonton & Northern Alberta (JAHSENA)
  #200, 10220 156 Street