Media in Calgary
This is a list of media outlets in the Canadian city of Calgary, Alberta.
Radio
The city of Calgary has 32 terrestrial radio stations in which 7 are on the AM frequency and 25 on the FM frequency.
Frequency | Call sign | Branding | Format | Owner | Notes |
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AM 660 | CFFR | 660 News | news | Rogers Media | |
AM 770 | CHQR | AM 770 | talk radio | Corus Entertainment | |
AM 910 | CKDQ | Q91 | country music | Newcap Broadcasting | broadcasting from Drumheller |
AM 960 | CFAC | Sportsnet Radio Fan 960 | sports | Rogers Media | |
AM 1010 | CBR | CBC Radio One | news/talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | |
AM 1060 | CKMX | Funny 1060 | comedy[1] | Bell Media | airs a shortwave relay on 6.030 MHz with the call sign CFVP |
AM 1140 | CHRB | AM 1140 | news/sports and community | Golden West Broadcasting | broadcasts from High River |
FM 88.1 | CKAV-FM-3 | Aboriginal Voices | First Nations | Aboriginal Voices Radio | |
FM 88.9 | CJSI-FM | Shine FM | Christian music | Touch Canada Broadcasting | |
FM 89.7 | CBCX-FM | Espace musique | public music | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | French |
FM 90.3 | CKMP-FM | Amp Radio 90.3 | contemporary hit radio | Newcap Broadcasting | |
FM 90.9 | CJSW-FM | CJSW 90.9 | campus radio | University of Calgary | |
FM 92.1 | CJAY-FM | CJAY92 | active rock | Astral Media | |
FM 92.9 | CFEX-FM | X92.9 | modern rock | Harvard Broadcasting | |
FM 93.7 | CKUA-FM-1 | CKUA Radio Network | public broadcasting | CKUA Radio Foundation | Relays CKUA, Edmonton |
FM 94.7 | CHKF-FM | FM 94.7 | Asian Canadian community | Fairchild Media Group | |
FM 95.9 | CHFM-FM | KiSS 95.9 | adult top 40 | Rogers Media | |
FM 96.9 | CJAQ-FM | Jack FM | adult hits | Rogers Media | |
FM 97.7 | CHUP-FM | up! 97.7 | adult hits | Rawlco Communications | |
FM 98.5 | CIBK-FM | Virgin Radio 98.5 | contemporary hit radio | Astral Media | |
FM 99.1 | CBR-1-FM | CBC Radio One | news/talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | simulcasts CBR 1010 AM |
FM 99.7 | CFXO-FM | Sun Country 99.7 | country | Golden West Broadcasting | broadcasting from High River |
FM 100.9 | CKUV-FM | The Eagle | classic rock | Golden West Broadcasting | broadcasting from Okotoks |
FM 101.5 | CKCE-FM | Kool 101.5 | hot adult contemporary | Bell Media Radio | |
FM 102.1 | CBR-FM | CBC Radio 2 | public music | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | |
FM 103.1 | CFXL-FM | XL103 | classic hits/oldies | Newcap Broadcasting | |
FM 103.5 | C103 | 103 Empire Radio | campus radio | Southern Alberta Institute of Technology | cable FM only |
FM 103.9 | CBRF-FM | Première Chaîne | news/talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | French; relays CHFA Edmonton |
FM 105.1 | CKRY-FM | Country 105 | country music | Corus Entertainment | |
FM 106.1 | CFIT-FM | Air 106.1 | adult contemporary | Golden West Broadcasting | broadcasting from Airdrie |
FM 106.5 | CIRI-FM | Traffic Advisory Radio | traffic information | City of Calgary | |
FM 107.3 | CFGQ-FM | Q107 | classic rock | Corus Entertainment |
On November 9, 2011, a number of applications were filed to the CRTC for new radio stations to serve Calgary.[2]
Television
DTV channel | PSIP | Cable channel | Call sign | Network | Notes |
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41 | 2.1 | 7 | CICT-DT | Global | |
29 | 4.1 | 3 | CFCN-DT | CTV | |
49 | 5.1 | 8 | CKAL-DT | City | |
21 | 9.1 | 6 | CBRT-DT | CBC | |
32 | 32.1 | 51 | CKCS-DT | CTS | |
38 | 38.1 | 4 | CJCO-DT | Omni Television | News programming originates from Omni Edmonton or Omni Toronto. |
The cable television provider in Calgary is Shaw Cable. Network programming from the United States is received on cable via affiliates from Spokane, Washington, which is in the Pacific Time Zone despite the fact that Calgary is in the Mountain Time Zone. This means American prime time shows on weekdays run from 9 pm to midnight. Also, except for PBS, HDTV network programming is from Seattle, Washington, not Spokane. On digital cable, U.S. network programming (in standard definition) is available from Detroit, Michigan in the Eastern Time Zone. Prime time shows on weekdays run from 6 to 9 pm. Via digital cable, Calgary customers can also receive broadcasts from other CTV and CBC markets across Canada.
See also Shaw TV Calgary.
Newspapers
Daily (paid purchase)
- Calgary Herald - Broadsheet format. Owned by Postmedia Network.
- Calgary Sun - A division of SUNMEDIA, a Quebecor company. Tabloid format.
Daily (free)
- 24H - published by SUNMEDIA
- RushHour - published by Postmedia
- Metro News, a Calgary franchise of Metro International
Weekly
- FFWD - Weekly alternative news and entertainment paper.
- Coffee news - weekly fun news and community business marketing tool displayed primarily in local restaurants and coffee shops.
Monthly
- City Light News - A Christian monthly newspaper.
- BeatRoute- Monthly alternative arts paper.
- Kerby News - a seniors-focused newspaper published out of the Kerby Centre
- The Calgary Journal - Community-focused newspaper with an aim to cover stories that are not covered heavily by other major media outlets.
Student
The city's four major post-secondary institutions publish student-run newspapers that are circulated throughout Calgary:
- The Gauntlet (University of Calgary)
- The Journal (Mount Royal University)
- The Reflector (Mount Royal University)
- The Weal (SAIT Polytechnic).
Defunct
The following newspapers served Calgary and area, but are no longer published.
- The Albertan - broadsheet daily which served Calgary from 1901 to 1980, at which point it was replaced by the tabloid-format Calgary Sun.
- North Hill News - community weekly founded in the 1950s; later amalgamated with The Calgary Mirror.
- The Calgary Mirror - community weekly, c.1970s to 2001; published by Sun Media during its final decade.
- The Calgary Straight - alternative news/entertainment weekly published from 1998 to 2002. Short-lived Calgary expansion of B.C.'s The Georgia Straight.
- FYI Calgary In-Print - community weekly published January to May 2001 by Sun Media as successor to the Mirror. Tied into a news website initiative of Sun Media; later, the idea was revived as 24 Hours.
- Dose - free daily newspaper, 2005–2006, published by CanWest. Later became a website. Succeeded by RushHour.
See also
- List of newspapers in Canada
- List of radio stations in Alberta
- List of television stations in Alberta
References
- ↑ "New comedy format for Calgary’s classic country radio station". CTV News. Retrieved 26 September 2013.
- ↑ Broadcasting Notice of Consultation CRTC 2011-694
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