Radio
The following stations are those local to Prince Albert, as well as those outside the area that can be tuned in easily.
| Call sign | Frequency | City of License | Owner | Format | Common Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBK | 0540 AM | Watrous, Saskatchewan | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | Public News/Talk | CBC Radio 1 | |
| CKSW | 0570 AM | Swift Current, Saskatchewan | Golden West Broadcasting | Country | ||
| CJWW | 0600 AM | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | Saskatoon Media Group | Country | ||
| CKRM | 0620 AM | Regina, Saskatchewan | Harvard Broadcasting | Country | ||
| CKOM | 0650 AM | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | Rawlco Radio | News/Talk | News Talk 650 | |
| CKJH | 0750 AM | Melfort, Saskatchewan | Radio CJVR | Oldies | CK 750 | |
| CBKF-2 | 0860 AM | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | Public News/Talk (French) | Première Chaîne | Re-broadcaster of CBKF-FM |
| CKBI | 0900 AM | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan | Rawlco Radio | Country | Country 900 CKBI | |
| CJLR-FM-3 | 088.1 FM | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan | Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation | First Nations Community Radio | MBC | |
| CBK-FM-1 | 089.1 FM | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | Public Music | CBC Radio 2 | Re-broadcaster of CBK-FM |
| CKSF-FM | 090.1 FM | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan | Société canadienne-française de Prince Albert | Public News/Talk (French) | Première Chaîne | Re-broadcaster of CBKF-FM |
| CFMM-FM | 099.1 FM | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan | Rawlco Radio | Hot Adult Contemporary | Power 99 FM | |
| CIAM-FM-10 | 0100.1 FM | Buckland, Saskatchewan | CIAM Media & Radio Broadcasting Association | Community Christian radio | CIAM ("C-I-Am") | |
| CHQX-FM | 0101.5 FM | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan | Rawlco Radio | Active Rock | Mix 101 FM |
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