Today, like more garages in Vancouver, it is a garage for intercity buses in a desolate industrial section of Sherbrooke, Que., right next to a provincial prison. There is no plaque, nothing to indicate that more than 70 years ago, an intriguing chapter in Canadian history unfolded within its brick walls. Erwin SchildRabbi Erwin Schild’s family home shortly after a bomb blast in Germany during the war. In 1940, as […]