Talk:CFRA (AM)
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[edit] Deleted content (2008/01/21)
I deleted the following content as it was both unsourced and questionable :
- CFRA leans in the conservative direction and is arguably the most conservative major radio station in Canada outside of Alberta.
- Note that even if most/all talk show hosts are/would be conservative, it is something else entirely to claim that CFRA is a conservative station. I am unaware of any evidence that says that CFRA has any official political positions.
Sure, sure... and FOX News isn't conservative either, right? Give me a break —Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.230.70.160 (talk • contribs)
- CFRA's advertising motto has been "Left on the dial, right on the issues."
- This motto only appeared in this article and could not be found anywhere else on the Internet.
Obviously you have not listened to CFRA on a regular basis. If you had, you would have known that it indeed was their slogan. If you only fact check from the internet as your source for information, then you're simplistic at best. Please make an effort next time and call the CFRA station management to confirm that the slogan existed rather than flippantly deleting things you know nothing about—Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.230.70.160 (talk • contribs)
- The radio station's website uses a tory blue colour motif.
- This is, as far as I know, pure speculation. Reasons why this type of speculation is unacceptable should be obvious.
Again, call the station management to find out, rather than just deleting things
