CBI-FM

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CBI-FM

City of license	Sydney, Nova Scotia
Branding	CBC Radio 2
Frequency	105.1 MHz (FM)
First air date	1977
Format	public broadcasting
Callsign meaning	Cape Breton Island
Owner	Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Sister stations	CBI (AM), CBIT (TV)
Website	CBC Nova Scotia

CBI-FM is a Canadian radio station, which broadcasts the programming of the CBC Radio 2 network in Sydney, Nova Scotia. The station airs at 105.1 FM.

CBI originally launched in 1977 at 105.9 FM, until it changed to its current frequency in 1984.^[1]

References

↑ Decision CRTC 84-250

External links

v t e Radio stations on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia

Sydney/CBRM	CBI 1140 CJCB 1270 CKOA 89.7 CKPE 94.9 CBAF-14 95.9 CHER 98.3 CJIJ 99.9 CHRK 101.9 CKCH 103.5 CBI 105.1

Port Hawkesbury/Mulgrave	CIGO 101.5 CBH-2 103.1 CBHB 106.7 CBAF-11 107.5

Inverness County	CBAF-12 92.3 CBHF 93.9 CBHI 94.3 CJFX-1 102.5 CBAF-13 103.9 CKJM 106.1 CBIC 107.1

Victoria County	CBIB 90.1 K-LEE 1600

Other	CICU 94.1 (Eskasoni First Nation)

Nova Scotia radio markets Cape Breton Halifax See also List of radio stations in Nova Scotia

v t e CBC Radio stations in Canada

CBC Radio One	CBR Calgary CBCT Charlottetown CBY Corner Brook CBX Edmonton CBZF Fredericton CBG Gander CFGB Goose Bay CBT Grand Falls CBHA Halifax CHAK Inuvik CFFB Iqaluit CBYK Kamloops CBTK Kelowna CBKA La Ronge CBDQ Labrador City CBCL London CBAM Moncton CBME Montreal CBO Ottawa CBLA-2 Paris (Kitchener/Waterloo) CBYG Prince George CFPR Prince Rupert CBVE Quebec City CBQR Rankin Inlet CBD Saint John CBN St. John's CBCS Sudbury CBI Sydney CBWK Thompson CBQT Thunder Bay CBLA Toronto CBU Vancouver CBCV Victoria CBK Watrous (Regina/Saskatoon) CFWH Whitehorse CBEW Windsor CBW Winnipeg CFYK Yellowknife

CBC Radio 2	CBR Calgary CBX Edmonton CBH Halifax CBM Montreal CBOQ Ottawa CBK Regina CBN St. John's CBBS Sudbury CBI Sydney CBQ Thunder Bay CBL Toronto CBU Vancouver CBE Windsor CBW Winnipeg

See also	CBC Radio 3 SRC radio stations Weatheradio Canada Radio Canada International CBC North Bande à part Sports extra

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