Saturday, Jun 28, 2008

Serf City, June 26, 2008

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On this episode, we tackled the questions that weigh on the minds of Serf Citizens: Is Saint John prepared to receive gay and lesbian tourists? Is Saint John Jay Semko's second home? Where was Ivan Court when the new Irving building was announced with much fanfare last week? What can we do about those drug dealers spoiling our urban neighbourhoods?

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Thursday, Jun 19, 2008

Rosie O'Donnell leads gay and lesbian cruise into Port City

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Serf City Exclusive: Rosie O’Donnell leads a gay and lesbian cruise into the Port of Saint John. On July 15th, the Norwegian Dawn will dock in Saint John with 2,200 people, mostly gay and lesbian families on a tour of the Maritimes. It will be an especially festive occasion for 21 couples that will get married on their stop here. On the June 19th edition of Serf City, Mark Leger spoke with Gregg Kaminsky, a partner in O'Donnell's company R Family Vacations.

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Thursday, Jun 19, 2008

Serf City, June 19, 2008

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On this episode of Serf City: Rosie O’Donnell leads a gay and lesbian cruise into the Port of Saint John. Jeff Liberty launches Pop Goes the City, a 1980s music festival for Saint John. UNBSJ launches an uptown summer film series. An Alberta policy expert tells New Brunswick, aspiring Mini-me to the western oil giant, not to adopt a flat tax system.

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Thursday, Jun 12, 2008

Serf City, June 12, 2008

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The urban gardeners: conversations with members of the north end community garden. Plus: the suburban songwriter. Ken Tobias relfects on life on a leafy street on the east side since he moved back from Toronto in 2004. And Mike Parker makes the ultimate sacrifice - a night with city council while his friends frolic beneath a setting spring sun.

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Saturday, Jun 07, 2008

Serf City, June 5, 2008

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A green machine with no roadmap: the proposed carbon tax doesn't seemed tied to a comprehensive plan to reduce the province's greenhouse gas emissions, says David Coon. Plus: a music festival in honour of Mike Hughes, who was struck and killed by a train in April; and ballerina Tara Butler's summer vacation in the Saint John's south end.

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Saturday, Jun 07, 2008

Serf City, May 29, 2008

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Zen and the art of bicycle maintenance: an interview with bicyle maker and artist Paul Reeves. Plus: conversations with the happy hops farmer, Ashley Durdle, and Gordie Tufts, fan of the Sadies and the now-defunct Loyalist City Music Festival.

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