The US government brought this on themselves and they will need to be the ones to fix it.  I am amazed how useless the Democratic party is.  Do they even know the meaning of opposition?   Also amazed the average citizen and US media so far seem to be sleepwalking and letting democracy die in their country. 

The Globe and Mail article is fantastic and shows how small changes can add up quickly and make a big difference.  I really like the fact it is the average Canadian leading the movement to buy Canadian when it makes sense and possible.  I subscribe to the Globe on line, I have never read so many comments after an article that are almost all in agreement. 

Hell, even CBC ratings have been going up...https://brioux.tv/blog/2025/03/14/carney-leadership-win-draws-a-million-on-cbc/

Y'all know that it's not too hard to make it yourself...

We still have Guelph's 1460 CJOY, with rumours it could close soon.  570 CKGL in K/W all news/sports/talk.

CFOS Owen Sound will be moving to FM in the weeks ahead, and CKNX 920 in Wingham hoping to shift as well. CFCO in Chatham still broadcasting on AM but also looking to move.

1250 CJYE from Oakville and CKOC and CHAM in Hamilton are still operating as is CKWW and CKLW in Windsor.  Mississauga has ethnic CINA 1650, CKNT News/Talk 960 and 1320 CJMR.  980 CFPL London is the only AM in that city.
 
CFRA in Ottawa on 580 is hanging in, as is CFGO 1200 TSN Sports, CKDO 1580 Oshawa, CJBQ in Belleville,  Brampton has two with 530 CHLO and 1350 CIRF. St. Catharines also two AM's with 610 CKTB and CFAJ 1220.

Believe it or not, Toronto still has 12 AM stations on frequencies 590, 640, 680, 740, 860, 1010, 1050, 1280, 1430, 1540, 1610 and 1690.  Technically 640 isn't licensed to Toronto but is a de facto Toronto station.

I would imagine CBC/Radio Canada still has some AM repeater stations for a few english and french outlets likely in Northern Ontario.
 
Could have missed one or two but this gives a rough idea on the AM stations still broadcasting in Ontario.  Looks like around 34 altogether which is sort of surprising.   

   

or you could just buy Knorr soups from Germany.
I have always liked them better than Campbell or any other soups.
And don't tell me they are Nazi soups because they are German.
If Elon Musk had done his Nazi salute in Germany he would have been arrested by their anti Nazi laws.

 

darcyh wrote:

What station(s) in Ontario are next?
 

There are so few AMs left to begin with!

I'll go with 600 North Bay. After that, 1200 Ottawa and 1580 Oshawa. 

Locally, 1050 and 680. (with 680's format moving to a combo of 590/FM)

cash wrote:

Good luck finding toothpaste or other toiletries not made in the USA. 

My Colgate's made in Mexico!
 

Congrats to FOTM Hall of Famer Ed "Retrontario" Conroy!

RadioActive wrote:

Oakley had Greg Brady on as a guest Tuesday and I was a bit startled to hear him say he hasn't actually secured the nomination for the Conservatives yet.

Why would he give up a full time high profile gig when he's not even assured of being the candidate? I'm guessing he must have had some reassurance that it's his if he wants it, otherwise why abandon a 3-decade broadcasting career to take that chance?

"High profile" is a bit of a stretch.

Can't wait to hear Kevin Frankish tell us Frank Leo is the only real estate agent he'd use...

Oakley had Greg Brady on as a guest Tuesday and I was a bit startled to hear him say he hasn't actually secured the nomination for the Conservatives yet.

Why would he give up a full time high profile gig when he's not even assured of being the candidate? I'm guessing he must have had some reassurance that it's his if he wants it, otherwise why abandon a 3-decade broadcasting career to take that chance?

Binson Echorec wrote:

RadioActive wrote:

I don't think anyone would accuse John Moore of being a Conservative. 

He'd have to be accused of being a radio host first!

All kidding aside, the only non-right-leaning hosts (aside from Moore) I can think of would be Kelly Cutrara, Dani Stover, and maybe Jim Richards and Shane Hewitt? I haven't listened enough to Richards or Hewitt to determine, they generally stay away from that stuff from what I have heard.

Conversely, does CBC1 have any right-leaning hosts?

Rex Murphy was one of CBC's highest profile hosts.

How many open NDPers are there at 640 or 1010? It seems to all be conservatives with a few moderate fence-sitters.

Congratulations Mr. Conroy! Sounds like a great read. 

Too bad you couldn't include "The Buddies," which starred Ted Ziegler and Peter Cullen and aired on CTV in 1967. It was a great live action kids show, but I think it was produced at CFCF in Montreal, so it wouldn't be in your Toronto-centric book. Maybe the next one!

Best of luck with it!

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RadioActive wrote:

I don't think anyone would accuse John Moore of being a Conservative. 

He'd have to be accused of being a radio host first!

All kidding aside, the only non-right-leaning hosts (aside from Moore) I can think of would be Kelly Cutrara, Dani Stover, and maybe Jim Richards and Shane Hewitt? I haven't listened enough to Richards or Hewitt to determine, they generally stay away from that stuff from what I have heard.

Conversely, does CBC1 have any right-leaning hosts?

David Cassidy as Dr. Johnny Fever? Howard Hesseman as Herb Tarlek? Gary Sandy as Les Nessman? What might have been but fortunately wasn't...

7 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’

And by the way, they fail to mention that Cincinnati was also home to a real radio station at 550 AM. Its call letters? WKRC.