Back in 2014-'15, after their then-controversial re-imaging from classic rock to ostensible but not-quite-truly mainstream rock as "Toronto's rock station" and then briefly "Great hits and real classics", it seems that they went to considerable efforts to re-orient the station towards a somewhat more general audience that, by extension, should mean being more inclusive of women. The same is true of The Edge, particularly after Dean Blundell's suspension in December, 2013 and ultimate dismissal in January, 2014. I remember, although admittedly not in great detail posts on their Facebook page that mainly if not practically entirely attracted engagement from women and not men.

The Golden Horseshoe is a big market and they may be trying to leverage what they know to be obviously powerful assets. Indeed, the contest is also on The Edge.

In the last book, within 25-54, Q was 62% male, Edge was 61%

RadioActive wrote:

RadioAaron wrote:

In the last book, within 25-54, Q was 62% male, Edge was 61%

Yes, but how many were Young and how many were Restless?

I don't know, but Q plays the song, at least.

as one who grew up on Q i just dont listen that much anymore, and when i do listen to any corus rock station its always playing Evanescence! i much prefer Giant FM out of Niagara, they largely still play classic rock, as well as more rock sounding modern rock(if that makes sense): sheepdogs, foo fighters, black keys etc. 

other then the odd killers song, and the omni present Bryan Adams. its a really good rock station