Radio Stations in Canada
There are 1,223 licensed radio services in Canada, of which 913 are in English, 275 are in French, and 35 are in third languages.
Canadians listen an average of 19.1 hours per week. In the last 6 years there is a notable decrease in listening time in the teen and adults aged 18 to 34 demographics.
Local stations give updates on the school bus cancellations in winter. They make announcements on other events that are cancelled due to inclement weather in winter.
A list of all Radio Stations is available online.
CBC Radio Canada brings diverse regional and cultural perspectives into the daily lives of Canadians in English, French and eight aboriginal languages.
CBC has regional and national programming. One of my favorites is Stuart McLean and The Vinyl Cafe. Stuart McLean's storytelling has made him one of Canada's top personalities and a bestselling author.
The fiction from his popular show "The Vinyl Cafe" has been published in five volumes so far. We had the privilige of having him tape one of his shows in front of a live audience on our horse farm.
Iceberg Canada is Canada's biggest and best online broadcast portal, featuring over 100 channels across a variety of music genres, bringing you a wide and dynamic music selection online.
Traffic reports keep you up to date on any slow moving traffic during rush hour.
Many local stations can be called from your cell phone by dialing the star button and the radio call numbers.
