Post Memorial – Interviews and Articles

By Stephen Salaff: This feature article appeared in Briarpatch magazine, November 2005. Tooker Gomberg was a modest, gentle, easygoing but determined man. Without personal pretension or apparent aspirations for prominence or authority, Gomberg managed to […]

In this radio interview, originally broadcast on April 29, 2004, by CHED 630 AM (Edmonton), Angela speaks candidly with Leslie Primeau about Tooker as loving partner, activist extraordinaire, and – yes – depressed being.

By Allan Shute, Riverdale Historian, The Riverdalian, Edmonton. A dear friend of Riverdale and the Earth is gone. Tooker Gomberg, once of Sundance, is believed to have jumped off the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge into […]

Letter to the Editor, Chronicle-Herald Halifax, by youth environmental activist, Amanda Dainow. I am shocked and deeply saddened at the loss of Tooker Gomberg. He has been one of my greatest inspirations in the fight […]

A personal letter I wrote but never had a chance to give to Tooker: Dear Tooker, I just wanted to let you know that though you have no way of knowing it, you have been […]

By James Kosowan, Edmonton, writing for Canadian Dimension. On 3 March 2004, the planet lost one of its greatest defenders. Tooker Gomberg, a former Edmonton City Councillor and tireless environmental and social justice activist, succumbed […]

By Loic Jounot: NOW magazine, MAR 11-17, 2004, Vol. 23 No. 28 He was the grain of sand that stopped the machine. Tooker Gomberg was a man who set the bar high. Unlike many of […]

By Wayne Roberts: NOW magazine, MAR 11-17, 2004, Vol. 23 No. 28 Master Stuntman, Writer and Policy Wonk was Greenspiration to us all Guerrilla activist and NOW correspondent Tooker Gomberg is leaving a legacy that […]

We voted for him once, but we didn’t know Tooker Gomberg personally. Yet we felt a deep sadness upon hearing of his presumed death over the weekend. At the age of 48, the firebrand political […]