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Ocean 100 traces back to a 1974 Christmas Day launch in Charlottetown, PEI, surviving an underpowered start, a 1990s shared-facility crisis, and an AM-to-FM move to become the island's classic hits station.
CHSP Real Country 97.7 traces back to a 1975 Alberta station built to serve St. Paul's French, Cree and Ukrainian communities, surviving five ownership changes while keeping its country format for half a century.
CKSA 95.9 Real Country streams commercial country music from Lloydminster, the only Canadian city split between two provinces, free on Radio Shuffle. On air since 1957, it moved to FM in 2002 and rebranded as Real Country in 2016.
CHLQ 93.1, long known as Q93, has broadcast classic and mainstream rock from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island since 1982, rebranding to Max 93.1 in 2022.
Radio Paradise's Main Mix runs on a 27-day looped playlist hand-sequenced by founder William Goldsmith, who edits transitions to the millisecond using harmonic mixing techniques borrowed from electronic dance music production.
Nova 919 launched in Adelaide in August 2004 after DMG Radio paid a record 24 million dollars for its FM licence, and now blends a rotating local breakfast show with Nova Entertainment's national programming lineup.
Z99 has broadcast from Regina, Saskatchewan since 1982, evolving from modern rock to today's hot adult contemporary sound while staying a fixture of the city's prairie identity.
CFNY 102.1 The Edge has championed alternative rock in Toronto since 1977, and quietly inspired one of Rush's biggest hits, a connection the band's label asked David Marsden to keep off the record.
Radio Paradise's Main Mix has been hand-curated by founders Bill and Rebecca Goldsmith since February 2000, an ad-free eclectic rock and world music stream that has outlived the small California town it was named after.
CFOX 99.3 began in 1964 as easy listening station CKLG-FM before becoming Canada's first full-time FM rock station in 1968, later rebranding and running its FOX Seeds talent program since 1979.
3GG has served West Gippsland since 1937 as 3UL, surviving The Argus newspaper's collapse, a decade-long move to Traralgon, and a 1970s automation experiment, now broadcasting classic hits to Warragul's dairy country under Capital Radio Network.
CKNG-FM spent 36 years cycling through country, soft rock, Top 40 and adult hits formats under names like King FM, Power 92 and Fresh Radio before Corus rebranded it 92.5 The 'Chuck in 2018, borrowing a nickname rooted in Edmonton's large Ukrainian community.
