CFNS (AM)

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CFNS was a Canadian radio station, which broadcast in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan from 1952 to 1973. A private affiliate of Radio-Canada, the station was owned by Radio-Prairies-Nord Ltée.

CFRG originally aired at 1170 AM. The station was purchased by Radio-Canada in 1973, and became a rebroadcaster of Regina's CBKF-FM. A few months later, it moved to AM 860. The transmitter, which now has the call sign CBKF-2, is still in operation as a rebroadcaster of CBKF.

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v t e Radio stations in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

AM Frequency	CBK 540 CJWW 600 CKOM 650 CBKF-2 860

FM Frequency	CKSB-2 88.7 CFCR 90.5 CITT 91.7 CKBL 92.9 CBK-1 94.1 CFMC 95.1 CFWD 96.3 VF7014 97.3 CJMK 98.3 VF2499 99.5 CFAQ 100.3 CJDJ 102.1 CIRN 104.1 CKVX 104.9 CBKS 105.5 VF7353 106.9

Defunct	CFNS 1170 CJUS

Saskatchewan radio markets Estevan/Weyburn Flin Flon, MB/SK La Ronge Lloydminster, AB/SK Meadow Lake Moose Jaw Prince Albert Regina Saskatoon Swift Current The Battlefords Yorkton See also List of radio stations in Saskatchewan

v t e SRC radio stations in Canada

Ici Radio-Canada Première	CBAF-15 Charlottetown CHFA Edmonton CBAF-5 Halifax CBGA Matane CBAF Moncton CBF Montreal CBOF Ottawa CBV Quebec City CBKF Regina CJBR Rimouski CHLM Rouyn-Noranda CBJ Saguenay CBSI Sept-Îles CBF-10 Sherbrooke CBON Sudbury CJBC Toronto CBF-8 Trois-Rivières CBUF Vancouver CBEF Windsor CKSB Winnipeg

Ici Radio-Canada Musique	CBCX Calgary CBAX Halifax CBAL Moncton CBFX Montreal CBOX Ottawa CBVX Quebec City CBRX Rimouski CBJX Saguenay CBBX Sudbury CJBC Toronto CBUX Vancouver CKSB Winnipeg

Former private affiliates	CFRG Gravelbourg CFLM La Tuque CFNS Saskatoon CFBR Sudbury CKLD Thetford Mines CFCL Timmins CFDA Victoriaville CKVM Ville-Marie

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

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