They are getting ready to pay Vladdy.

Ottawa has early shows Saturday and Sunday, until the NFL season.

Thanks!!

When you cut staff, this is going to happen.

I remember the first expansion.  Jack Kent Cooke, a Canadian, owned the Los Angeles Kings and the "fabulous Forum."  He was asked the question concerning fan support.  He says there are thousands of Canadians living here so attendance shouldn't be a problem.  When attendance was dismal, he was asked about his claim that there were thousands of Canadians living around L.A..  His answer was now he knew why these Canadians moved to California.  "They hate hockey."

TSN1200 in Ottawa carried the first five games, all via an American network.  They repeated they would carry
game 6.  So, I tuned in to listen and was met with ESPN programming.  So I phoned in to the station.  Security didn't know TSN1200 was supposed to carry the game.  I was sent to the newsroom.  After I explained the screw up, a man said,"this is the newsroom, and that is news to me."  A moment later they switched to the game....the Jays game.  Another example of corporate incompetence.

I thoroughly enjoyed it.  But could someone explain the musical interludes?

This is something I have wondered over the years, and the wise people on this board may have the answer.
When Canadian sports team play in the United States, do they use their own mobile?  Do they bring a full crew or being a skeleton crew and hire technicians from the the U.S.? Do they have to hire locals?

Many years ago, CBC radio in Ottawa asked the traffic reporter how information was gathered.
The answer.  Traffic cameras, listeners and monitoring the private stations.

Remembering the topic of will CBC carry hockey on election night.  With two games featuring American teams, the answer is no.
Good to note is they carried three games yesterday.  And on the Senators post-game show on TSN1200 a man phoned in and thanked the CBC for showing the hockey games.

"And everything I had to know,
I heard it on my radio."
Queen

Some of my friends have these boxes and receive a pile of channels.  My opinion is owning the boxes is legal, however most of the channels received are not, as the CRTC has not cleared these channels for Canadian consumers.
I would love to see the Canadian broadcast system survive, but these boxes are slowly killing the media business.

Algonquin College as well.  They have two frequencies: a very low power AM station at 1710, and an FM licenced at 107.9.
 

I don't know if Simmons is still part of a show in TSN.  But, anytime he gets a chance, he hammers anything to do with Rogers.  Bruce Garrioch is the same in Ottawa.  He appears on Senators broadcasts and works for Postmedia.  TSN has Garrioch in their pocket.

Go Jays Go!!!