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Saint John

City in New Brunswick, CanadaWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Andre GouletHOST
0:01
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Andre GouletHOST
0:06
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Andre GouletHOST
0:32
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Andre GouletHOST
0:36
Since launching in 2020, the Harbinger Media Network has become Canada's number one listener-supported nonprofit podcast network featuring 83 shows exploring politics, society, and culture from a progressive perspective.
Chillie FallsHOST
6:19
A gale warning off the east coast of the U.S. makes sailing to Bermuda too unsafe and uncomfortable for the planned itinerary.
Chillie FallsHOST
6:26
The ship will be staying overnight in St. John, New Brunswick and guests are being provided with onboard credit as compensation.
Chillie FallsHOST
6:35
Sydney's new Western Sydney International Airport has welcomed its first international passenger flights, marking the opening of Australia's first major new airport in more than 50 years.
Chillie FallsHOST
6:45
Air New Zealand flight NZ165 from Auckland landed at Western Sydney International, Nancy Burt Walton, airport this morning, becoming the first international passenger service to arrive at the new airport.
John SlingerlandGUEST
26:05
By intention, I only did one week of it.
John SlingerlandGUEST
26:07
I would have liked to have done all of it and then go up to the St. John River.
John SlingerlandGUEST
26:10
But with another cruise that we added on with a guy that did the Newfoundland trip, he said, no, no, we're going to go.
John SlingerlandGUEST
26:17
But this club's done that.
John SlingerlandGUEST
27:44
But...
John SlingerlandGUEST
27:46
I forget where I was going with Murray, but in 1978, the Marion Bermuda race started by David Kingery.
John SlingerlandGUEST
27:55
Actually, in 1978, he led a cruise from Scituate straight nonstop to St. John, New Brunswick.
John SlingerlandGUEST
28:02
in this club and he in according to the article and nine boats went and five boats met them up there and it was successful and the article says he did that not just because he wanted to do it but he wanted to see whether there'd be interest in doing an informal race to bermuda so that little maneuver by kingrey preceded the of the creation of the Marion Bermuda race.
Michael BrownGUEST
14:18
At its peak, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia were producing some of the largest wooden sailing vessels in the world.
Michael BrownGUEST
14:24
St. John was the fourth largest port on the planet, and we were not a small economy punching above our weight.
Michael BrownGUEST
14:33
We were a genuine industrial powerhouse at the frontier of the most consequential technologies of the era.
Michael BrownGUEST
14:39
The three reasons in the all matter today.

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Michael BrownGUEST
49:10
We have the anchors.
Michael BrownGUEST
49:11
Halifax is building Canada's next generation of warships.
Michael BrownGUEST
49:15
St. John has one of the largest oil refineries in the country.
Michael BrownGUEST
49:19
St. George is home to one of the largest aquaculture companies in the world.
Terry ParkerHOST
0:24
thanks very much, Jen.
Terry ParkerHOST
0:25
Welcome to episode number 328 featuring Fabian Legere, a Moncton-born St. John-based folk recording artist who has a real appreciation for the Canadian roots element of the folk world.
Terry ParkerHOST
0:39
And you're about to see that and hear it displayed expertly as some... wonderfully crafted songs are coming your way from his new EP.
Terry ParkerHOST
0:47
It's called Hope to See You Soon, and Fabian will join us as our special guest this week.
MaxHOST
27:54
And we walked away with something great for that.
CoraHOST
27:56
Then we went to St. John.
MaxHOST
27:58
Oh, St. John, New Brunswick.
MaxHOST
28:00
St. John, New
CoraHOST
28:00
Brunswick.
MaxHOST
28:00
Right by my hometown, which was kind of cool.
Adam LundHOST
5:06
Part one, what is the identity of this team? And if you had to give them that first-month grade, where is your grade? Um, because, and, and the reason this came up is when we were talking to Marty, we were talking about Drummondville has their way of playing and Rouyn has their way of drafting and developing, and you know, Shawinigan is a young team, but they were fast on the forecheck.
Adam LundHOST
5:28
And, you know, Saint John is a heavy team.
Jeremy BoucherHOST
5:30
Mm.
Adam LundHOST
5:30
And, you know, all these different styles of teams, and you're watching the Wildcats for the first month and you're like, "What is their identity?"

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Adam LundHOST
42:50
Drive five hours, stay in Moncton-
Jeremy BoucherHOST
42:52
Yeah
Adam LundHOST
42:52
... to go to Saint John the next night.
Jeremy BoucherHOST
42:53
Yeah.
Andre GouletHOST
0:01
You're listening to Harbinger Showcase.
Andre GouletHOST
0:06
Harbinger Showcase is a weekly podcast syndicated to community and campus radio, including CITR, CJSR, and Co-op Radio in Vancouver, Victoria's CFUV, CHLY in Nanaimo, CIVL in Abbotsford, CJSR in Edmonton, CKUW and CJUM in Winnipeg, at Met Radio in Toronto, at Radio Laurier in Waterloo, at CFMU in Hamilton, at CJM in Windsor, at Montreal's CKUT, at Local FM in St. John, New Brunswick, and at CJBU in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Andre GouletHOST
0:32
I'm featuring highlights from the country's favorite progressive podcast community.
Andre GouletHOST
0:36
Since launching in 2020, the Harbinger Media Network has become Canada's number one listener-supported nonprofit podcast network featuring 83 shows exploring politics, society, and culture from a progressive perspective.
Doug ParkerHOST
1:24
The ship will now spend Tuesday night through Wednesday in Halifax.
Doug ParkerHOST
1:28
Vision of the Seas also skipped Bermuda for an overnight in St. John, New Brunswick, but Royal Caribbean told guests via a letter that they will not be allowed to debark the ship.
Doug ParkerHOST
1:38
Both ships are offering onboard credit.
Doug ParkerHOST
1:40
And Carnival Cruise Line is expanding its new main dining room menu across its fleet of 29 ships.
ReeseCORRESPONDENT
28:43
Nobody expects the captain to sail into dangerous conditions.
ReeseCORRESPONDENT
28:46
But here's the replacement, an overnight visit to St. John, New Brunswick, where passengers cannot get off the ship.
ReeseCORRESPONDENT
28:53
Welcome to Canada.
ReeseCORRESPONDENT
28:55
Please enjoy our beautiful country from behind the railing.
Tom DrakeHOST
30:38
It's been around a long time.
Tom DrakeHOST
30:40
End of the day, to say, well, this is a good alternative.
Tom DrakeHOST
30:44
This is a good alternative to take you to St. John's, Newfoundland, and let you sit and look at the Canadian coast.
Tom DrakeHOST
30:51
And no one gets...

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