Difference between revisions of "Edmonton, Alberta"
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==Edmonton Sports Franchises == | ==Edmonton Sports Franchises == | ||
| − | + | *[[Edmonton Oilers]] ([[National Hockey League|NHL]] [[Hockey]]) | |
| + | *[[Edmonton Eskimos]] ([[Canadian Football League|CFL]] [[Football]]) | ||
| + | *[[Edmonton Rush]] ([[National Lacrosse League|NLL]] [[Lacrosse]]) | ||
| + | *[[FC Edmonton]] ([[North American Soccer League|NASL]] [[Soccer]]) | ||
| − | + | ==Media== | |
| + | ===AM Radio=== | ||
| + | *580 - CKUA (Public radio) | ||
| + | *630 - CHED (News/[[talk radio|talk]]) | ||
| + | *680 - CHFA (Radio-Canada; French) | ||
| + | *740 - CBX (CBC Radio One) | ||
| + | *790 - CFCW ([[Country music|Country]]) | ||
| + | *880 - CHQT (News/talk) | ||
| + | *930 - CJCA (Christian music) | ||
| + | *1260 - CFRN (Sports) | ||
| − | + | ===FM Radio=== | |
| + | *88.5 - CJSR (College radio) | ||
| + | *90.1 - CBCX (Radio-Canada; French) | ||
| + | *90.9 - CBX (CBC Radio 2) | ||
| + | *91.7 - CHBN (Top 40) | ||
| + | *92.5 - CKNG (Adult hits) | ||
| + | *94.9 - CKUA (Public radio) | ||
| + | *95.7 - CKEA (Adult contemporary) | ||
| + | *96.3 - CKRA (Oldies) | ||
| + | *97.3 - CIRK (Classic rock) | ||
| + | *99.3 - CIUP (Adult hits) | ||
| + | *100.3 - CFBR (Active rock) | ||
| + | *101.7 - CKER (Multicultural) | ||
| + | *102.3 - CKNO (Hot adult contemporary) | ||
| + | *102.9 - CHDI (Modern rock) | ||
| + | *103.9 - CISN (Country) | ||
| + | *104.9 - CFMG (Top 40) | ||
| + | *105.9 - CJRY (Christian music) | ||
| + | *107.1 - CJNW (Rhythmic contemporary) | ||
| − | + | ===Television=== | |
| + | *3.1 - CFRN ([[CTV]]) | ||
| + | *5.1 - CBXT ([[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|CBC]]) | ||
| + | *9 - CTV Two Alberta (CTV Two; cable only) | ||
| + | *11.1 - CBXFT (Radio-Canada; French) | ||
| + | *13.1 - CITV (Global TV) | ||
| + | *17.1 - CKEM (Citytv) | ||
| + | *30.1 - CKES (Crossroads Television; Christian) | ||
| + | *56.1 - CJEO (OMNI; multicultural) | ||
Revision as of 02:55, September 17, 2012
Edmonton is the capital of Alberta, and the second largest city that province. The city was incorporated in 1904, and is located near the geographical center of the province. It was originally called Fort Edmonton, and was named after the birthplace (Edmonton in Greater London) of a Hudson's Bay Company employee.
Edmonton was declared the "Murder capital of Canada" for 2005. [1]
Edmonton Sports Franchises
- Edmonton Oilers (NHL Hockey)
- Edmonton Eskimos (CFL Football)
- Edmonton Rush (NLL Lacrosse)
- FC Edmonton (NASL Soccer)
Media
AM Radio
- 580 - CKUA (Public radio)
- 630 - CHED (News/talk)
- 680 - CHFA (Radio-Canada; French)
- 740 - CBX (CBC Radio One)
- 790 - CFCW (Country)
- 880 - CHQT (News/talk)
- 930 - CJCA (Christian music)
- 1260 - CFRN (Sports)
FM Radio
- 88.5 - CJSR (College radio)
- 90.1 - CBCX (Radio-Canada; French)
- 90.9 - CBX (CBC Radio 2)
- 91.7 - CHBN (Top 40)
- 92.5 - CKNG (Adult hits)
- 94.9 - CKUA (Public radio)
- 95.7 - CKEA (Adult contemporary)
- 96.3 - CKRA (Oldies)
- 97.3 - CIRK (Classic rock)
- 99.3 - CIUP (Adult hits)
- 100.3 - CFBR (Active rock)
- 101.7 - CKER (Multicultural)
- 102.3 - CKNO (Hot adult contemporary)
- 102.9 - CHDI (Modern rock)
- 103.9 - CISN (Country)
- 104.9 - CFMG (Top 40)
- 105.9 - CJRY (Christian music)
- 107.1 - CJNW (Rhythmic contemporary)