Puget Sound Radio

CFCH was the first radio station owned by Lord Roy Thomson, and launched in March 1931 after Thomson began selling radios in northern Ontario for De Forest Crosley Radios. He quickly became frustrated selling radios in an area that had spotty reception. Deciding to put a radio station on the air himself he bought an unused licence for $1 and an old transmitter for $200, and the temporary use of a technician to install it.

It’s hard to draw any conclusions on whether the COVID-19 pandemic has had an effect on what Winnipeggers are listening to on the radio these days.

The Abbotsford market is dominated by out-of-town signals, including the Christan radio station across the border in Lynden WA.

Not sure what's happening in Red Deer, but all stations are down... hmmm

CHLB Country Skyrockets with 21.4, whereas 2nd place CJOC takes a dive...  

89.5 The Drive grew its audience, while Star 98.5 dropped listeners as the two stations virtually split the local numbers.

C-95 holds top spot and up a notch, Newstalk and Cool are down and Cruz has climbed