Radio Stations
| City/Town | Call Sign | Frequency | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airdrie | CFIT | 106.1 FM | hot adult contemporary |
| Altona | CFAM | AM 950 | easy listening |
| Boissevain | CJRB | AM 1220 | easy listening |
| Drumheller | CHOO | FM 99.5 | adult contemporary |
| Estevan | CJSL | AM 1280 | country music |
| CHSN | FM 102.3 | soft adult contemporary | |
| CKSE-FM | FM 106.1 | mainstream rock | |
| High River/Okotoks | CHRB | AM 1140 | community radio |
| CFXO | FM 99.7 | country music | |
| CKUV | FM 100.9 | classic hits | |
| Humboldt | CHBO-FM | FM 107.5 | adult hits |
| Kenora/Vermilion Bay | CKQV-FM | FM 104.5 | contemporary hit radio |
| Kindersley | CFYM | AM 1210 | classic hits |
| CKVX | FM 104.9 | adult contemporary music | |
| Lethbridge | CKVN | FM 98.1 | Contemporary Christian music |
| Moose Jaw | CHAB | AM 800 | oldies |
| CILG | FM 100.7 | country music | |
| CJAW | FM 103.9 | adult contemporary music | |
| Portage la Prairie | CFRY | AM 920 FM 93.1 |
country music |
| CJPG | FM 96.5 | classic hits | |
| Rosetown | CJYM | AM 1330 | classic hits |
| Shaunavon | CJSN | AM 1490 | country music |
| Steinbach | CHSM | AM 1250 | easy listening |
| CILT | FM 96.7 | hot adult contemporary | |
| Swift Current | CKSW | AM 570 | country music |
| CIMG | FM 94.1 | classic hits | |
| CKFI | FM 97.1 | mainstream rock | |
| Weyburn | CFSL | AM 1190 | country music |
| CKRC | FM 103.5 | adult contemporary music | |
| NEW | FM 106.7 | Classic rock | |
| Winkler/Morden | CKMW | AM 1570 | country music |
| CJEL | FM 93.5 | adult contemporary music | |
| Winnipeg | CHVN | FM 95.1 | Contemporary Christian music |
| CFEQ | FM 107.1 | Christian alternative rock |
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