CANADA RADIO

Canadian radio serves two official languages and a vast geography. CBC/Radio-Canada is the national anchor, providing English and French programming coast to coast. Canada's CRTC content regulations ensure domestic artists get significant airtime, which has helped develop a strong national music scene from indie rock to francophone pop.

Covering Country, Rock, Pop, and more.

ALL CANADA STATIONS

CKHA 100.9 "Canoe FM" Haliburton, ONCanada, Ontario
COMMUNITY RADIOHALIBURTON
Ritmo X99Canada, British Columbia
Euro NationCanada, Toronto, ON
90S EURODANCEDANCEELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC
CFUV 101.9 University of Victoria, BCCanada, British Columbia
COMMUNITY RADIOUNIVERSITY RADIOVICTORIA
Tripletail FMCanada, Alberta
ALTERNATIVEFURRYLIVE SPORTS
CFGQ 107.3 "Q107" Calgary, ABCanada, Alberta
CALGARYCLASSIC HITSCLASSIC ROCK
CJDV 107.5 "Dave Rocks" Kitchener, ONCanada, Ontario
COMMERCIALKITCHENERMAINSTREAM ROCK
CKXG 102.3 "K-Rock" Grand Falls-Windsor, NLCanada, Newfoundland
CLASSIC ROCKCOMMERCIALGRAND FALLS
CKRA 96.3 "Capital 96.3" Edmonton, ABCanada, Alberta
CLASSIC HITSEDMONTON
CHTN 100.3 "Ocean 100" Charlottetown, PECanada, Prince Edward Island
70S80SCHARLOTTETOWN
CKXX 103.9 "K Rock" Corner Brook, NLCanada, Newfoundland
CLASSIC ROCKCOMMERCIALCORNER BROOK
Hang 10 Rock Radio - Tofino, BCCanada, British Columbia
HEAVY METALROCKTOFINO
Choc FMCanada
CLASSIC HITSHITSPOP
CFQM 103.9 "MAX FM" Moncton, NBCanada, New Brunswick
CLASSIC HITSMONCTON
CKEZ "Z97.9" New Glasgow, NSCanada, Nova Scotia
CLASSIC HITSCLASSIC ROCKNEW GLASGOW
CJYC 98.9 "Kool 98" Saint John, NBCanada, New Brunswick
CLASSIC HITSSAINT JOHN
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よくある質問

What are Canadian content regulations?

Canadian content (CanCon) rules require radio stations to devote a minimum percentage of airtime to Canadian artists (generally 35% for commercial music stations). This has been credited with supporting the careers of many Canadian musicians who might otherwise be overshadowed by US artists.

Is there French-language radio across Canada?

Yes — Radio-Canada (the French arm of the CBC) broadcasts nationally, and Quebec has a rich French-language radio ecosystem. French-language stations also serve francophone communities in New Brunswick, Ontario, and Manitoba.

What is CBC Radio known for?

CBC Radio 1 is known for journalism, cultural programming, and talk shows (The Current, As It Happens). CBC Music (Radio 2) covers Canadian music across genres. Both are listener-funded public services available online worldwide.