EZ Rock - Former Stations

Former Stations

Edmonton, Alberta - CFMG-FM (identified as EZ Rock from 1990s until 2011)
Fredericton, New Brunswick - CIBX-FM (identified as EZ Rock from 2000 until 2005)
Woodstock, New Brunswick - CJCJ-FM (identified as EZ Rock from 1999 to 2009)
Truro, Nova Scotia - CKTO-FM (identified as EZ Rock from 2001 until 2002)
Orillia, Ontario - CICX-FM (identified as EZ Rock from 1996 until 2002)
Ottawa, Ontario - CJOT-FM (identified as EZ Rock from May 27, 2010 until June 30, 2011, former flagship station)
Toronto, Ontario - CHBM-FM (identified as EZ Rock from 1995 to 2009 using the CJEZ-FM callsign, former flagship station)
London, Ontario - CIQM-FM (identified as "EZ Rock" from 1996 to August 17, 2012)

Astral Media

Corporate directors

Broadcast television stations

Cable television / specialty channels

Radio networks / brands

Radio stations
(by call sign)

AM	CFRB CFRN CFTK CHAM CHTK CIOR CISL CJAD CJBK CJDC CJOR CKFR CKGR CKHJ CKMX CKOC CKOR CKSL CKTB

FM	CFBR CFEI CFIX CFMG CHBD CHBM CHEY CHHR CHIK CHOM CHOR CHRD CHRE CHRX CHSU CHTZ CHVR CIBK CIBX CICF CIGB CIKI CIKX CILK CIMF CIMO CIQM CITE (Montreal) CITE (Estrie) CITF CJAB CFQX CFVM CFXY CFZZ CJAT CJAY CJBX CJCJ CJDM CJFM CJFW CJMG CJMM CJMV CJOI CJOT CKBC CKFM CKKC CKLH CKMF CKMM CKNL CKQB CKRX CKTF CKTK CKTO CKTY CKX CKXA CKXR CKZZ

Other assets

“After I was married a year I remembered things like radio stations and forgot my husband.”
—P. J. Wolfson, John L. Balderston (1899–1954)

“The only road to the highest stations in this country is that of the law.”
—William Jones (1746–1794)