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The Gabriola Sounder Community Newspaper was established in 1990.
It was purchased in September 2008 by current owners Sarah Holmes and Derek Kilbourn, operating as Gabriola Sounder Media Inc.
The Sounder is an independent print newspaper, published weekly, and delivered free on news stands and in stores to Gabriola.
view the full articleTurn on/off markers that display changes to local private (commercial) radio stations and publicly-owned and operated radio stations. Symbols on the markers indicate the launch/closure of a radio station or increases/decreases in local news programming.
view the full articleCBC Radio One Kamloops launched Daybreak Kamloops, a new morning show hosted by Shelley Joyce, on October 9, 2012.
view the full articleWestbank and District Community Radio (95.1 WDCR-FM), a radio station serving the communities of West Kelowna, Westbank, Glenrosa, Shannon Lake, Lakeview Heights, Rose Valley and Peachland in B.C., began broadcasting on July 25, 2013. RJ’s Cafe Radio Show launched on September 27, 2024. The show includes music, local news, interviews and talk programming.
view the full articleLocally-produced program Voyage North, the CBC radio drive-home show in Thunder Bay, aired its last show on Aug. 11, 2014 and was replaced with a drive-home show produced from Sudbury, Ontario, more than 1,000 kilometres away.
view the full articleRoundhouse Radio, a new hyper-local private radio station, that specialized in public affairs programming, ceased broadcasting on May 7, 2018 after it was sold to an undisclosed buyer. The station launched in September 2015.
view the full articleCBC-Radio Canada launched The Morning Edition, a morning radio show and online site, in March 2013. The show serves the Kitchener-Waterloo area.
view the full articleCBC announced in April 2016 that it would launch a morning radio show in London, Ontario.
view the full articleArsenal Media officially acquired seven radio stations in Quebec (Boom 104.1 in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Boom 106.5 in Saint-Hyacinthe, Energie 92.1 in Drummondville, Rouge 105.3 in Drummondville, Rouge 102.9 in Rimouski, Energie 98.7 in Rimouski, and Rouge 99.9 in Amqui) from Bell Media on April 22, 2025, after receiving approval from the CRTC. Arsenal Media committed to increasing local content at these stations, including more local news and hiring local journalists where needed. Rouge 99.9 (CFVM-FM) in Amqui was rebranded as VIVA 99.9 (CFVM-FM). On December 5, 2017, Bell Media laid off the only journalist at Rouge 99.9 FM and began broadcasting news programming from its sister station in Rimouski.
view the full articleAired 1985, 130 watts. Community radio broadcasts to First Nations communities throughout NT; schedules programs in 5 Dene languages & English: local news, interviews, documentaries, lifestyle, music and kids content. 2012 Gov't funding delayed by 9 months, CKLB off air part way through Christmas; 2014 struggling to stay on air because of slow Gov't funding, 11 layoffs, only 2 employees remain; 2015 CKLB returns to air with announcers after territorial government's decision to fund $400K annually for broadcasting purposes. Since then, CKLB increased service to the diamond mines north of Yellowknife and can be accessed online: CKLBradio.com.
view the full articleThis French-language community radio station closed due to a lack of volunteers to keep it running
view the full articleThe Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission revoked the broadcasting licenses of Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc., a not-for-profit Indigenous radio network, for "instances of non-compliance," including failing to broadcast regular daily local newscasts with at least five stories relevant to Indigenous communities.
view the full articleThe Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission revoked the broadcasting licenses of Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc., a not-for-profit Indigenous radio network, for "instances of non-compliance," including failing to broadcast regular daily local newscasts with at least five stories relevant to Indigenous communities.
view the full articleThe Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission revoked the broadcasting licenses of Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc., a not-for-profit Indigenous radio network, for "instances of non-compliance," including failing to broadcast regular daily local newscasts with at least five stories relevant to Indigenous communities.
view the full articleThe Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission revoked the broadcasting licenses of Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc., a not-for-profit Indigenous radio network, for "instances of non-compliance," including failing to broadcast regular daily local newscasts with at least five stories relevant to Indigenous communities.
view the full articleThe Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission revoked the broadcasting licenses of Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc., a not-for-profit Indigenous radio network, for "instances of non-compliance," including failing to broadcast regular daily local newscasts with at least five stories relevant to Indigenous communities.
view the full article95.7 ELMNT FM in Ottawa and 106.5 ELMNT FM in Toronto were taken off air at midnight on September 1, 2025. The radio stations did not recover from the impacts of the pandemic limiting advertising revenues so soon after launching the stations, forcing ELMNT FM to cut its staff from 26 to six. The radio stations were launched on October 24, 2018, by First Peoples Radio Inc., a non-profit corporation established by APTN. The stations mandated 25 percent Indigenous content and offered news, current affairs and music.
view the full articleCHOC FM, a radio station that provided regional information and covered local events in Saint-Rémi, closed on August 6, 2018.
view the full articleSauga 960 AM, a news talk radio station, launched on September 4, 2018. The station offers local Mississauga news with live programming Monday though Friday.
view the full articleCJWE 88.1 FM, an indigenous radio station, was launched on June 11, 2018. It features programming in Blackfoot, T'suutina, Nakoda and Cree.
view the full article95.7 ELMNT FM in Ottawa and 106.5 ELMNT FM in Toronto were taken off air at midnight on September 1, 2025. The radio stations did not recover from the impacts of the pandemic limiting advertising revenues so soon after launching the stations, forcing ELMNT FM to cut its staff from 26 to six. The radio stations were launched on October 24, 2018, by First Peoples Radio Inc., a non-profit corporation established by APTN. The stations mandated 25 percent Indigenous content and offered news, current affairs and music.
view the full articleCICV 97.5 Radio Cowichan closed on January 18, 2018, due to limited community interest and lack of volunteers.
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