Rogers Radio

Rogers Radio

Company type	Division
Industry	Broadcasting
Founded	1959 (1959)
Founder	Edward S. Rogers Jr.
Headquarters	1 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario , Canada
Area served	Canada
Services	Radio broadcasting
Owner	Rogers Communications
Parent	Rogers Sports & Media
Website	www.rogerssportsandmedia.com/what-we-do/radio-podcasts

Rogers Radio is a division of Rogers Sports & Media (a subsidiary of Rogers Communications) that specializes in the radio broadcasting industry. Rogers Radio is Canada's third-largest radio broadcaster (after Bell Media Radio and Stingray Group), the fourth being Corus, and the largest based in Ontario.

As of January 2015, the company owns and operates 52 radio stations (44 FM and 8 AM) in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Ontario. They previously owned 2 in New Brunswick, when they were sold to other companies in 2015.

List Of Stations

Notes

References

External links

• Rogers Radio Stations
• Rogers Radio Stations - Our Properties - Radio - ^{[dead link]}

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Rogers Communications

People

• Edward S. Rogers Sr.
• Ted Rogers
  
• Corporate directors:
• Edward S. Rogers III
• Loretta Anne Rogers

Fixed-line
telecommunications

• Rogers Cable
• Rogers Hi-Speed Internet
• Rogers Telecom

Mobile
telecommunications

• Chatr
• Cityfone
• Fido Solutions
• Rogers Wireless
• Shaw Mobile

Television

Conventional television	Citytv (O&O) Stations CITY-DT Toronto CHMI-DT Winnipeg CJNT-DT Montreal CKAL-DT Calgary CKEM-DT Edmonton CKVU-DT Vancouver Omni Television (O&O) Stations CFMT-DT Toronto CHNM-DT Vancouver CJCO-DT Calgary CJEO-DT Edmonton CJMT-DT Toronto
Cable television	Citytv Citytv Saskatchewan Omni Television Omni Regional Sportsnet Sportsnet 360 Sportsnet regional channels East Ontario West Pacific Sportsnet One Sportsnet PPV WWE Network Sportsnet World MLSE NBA TV Canada Other channels Cable 141 CPAC FX FXX OLN Rogers TV1 TV Rogers (French)1 TSC Shaw Multicultural Channel1 Shaw PPV Shaw Spotlight1

Radio stations

AM	CFAC CFFR CFTR CISL CJCL CKAT CKGL CKWX
FM	CFGP-FM CFLT-FM CFRV-FM CHAS-FM CHBN-FM CHST-FM CHDI-FM CHEZ-FM CHFI-FM CHFM-FM CHMN-FM CHTT-FM CHUR-FM CHYM-FM CIKR-FM CIKZ-FM CIOC-FM CISQ-FM CISS-FM CITI-FM CJAQ-FM CJAX-FM CJCY-FM CJDL-FM CJET-FM CJMX-FM CJNI-FM CJOK-FM CJQM-FM CJQQ-FM CJRQ-FM CJRX-FM CKBY-FM CKFX-FM CKGB-FM CKIS-FM CKKS-FM CKMH-FM CKOT-FM CKQC-FM CKSR-FM CKXC-FM CKY-FM CKYX-FM
Networks	Jack Kiss Sportsnet CityNews

Other assets

• Glentel (50%)
• Hockey Night in Canada^2,3
• Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (37.5%)
• Rogers Bank
• Rogers Sports & Media
• Shaw Broadcast Services
• Shaw Direct
• Spring Fishing Show
• Toronto Blue Jays
• Vuguru

Facilities

Owned	33 Dundas Street East Rogers Building Rogers Centre Rogers Park
Sponsored	Rogers Arena Rogers Place
Former	545 Lake Shore Boulevard West

Acquisitions and
historic brands

Direct acquisitions	Aurora Cable Internet Cable Atlantic CHUM Limited (Citytv only) Maclean-Hunter Mobilicity Moffat Communications (CKY-FM & CITI-FM) Seaside Communications Selkirk Communications Newton Cable Score Media Sprint Canada
Systems resold by Shaw	Classicomm Fundy Cable Graham Cable Mountain Cablevision Trillium Cable
Defunct channels and brands	CityNews Channel G4 GolTV MSNBC Canada Rogers Plus Shomi Source Cable Texture Viceland Viewers Choice

Some assets listed above are or were only partially owned by Rogers Communications. Refer to each individual article for detailed information.

• ¹Community channels owned (or part-owned) by Rogers Cable
• ²Brand used under license from the CBC.
• ³Part-time network broadcast over the same stations as CBC Television

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