Rogers Communications radio stations: CKIS-FM, CJCL, CHFI-FM, CKWX, CHDI-FM, CKSR-FM, CFLT-FM, CFTR, CFUN-FM, CKLG-FM, CKY-FM, CHBN-FM, CFAC

Rogers Communications radio stations: CKIS-FM, CJCL, CHFI-FM, CKWX, CHDI-FM, CKSR-FM, CFLT-FM, CFTR, CFUN-FM, CKLG-FM, CKY-FM, CHBN-FM, CFAC

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 32. Chapters: CKIS-FM, CJCL, CHFI-FM, CKWX, CHDI-FM, CKSR-FM, CFLT-FM, CFTR, CFUN-FM, CKLG-FM, CKY-FM, CHBN-FM, CFAC, CHAS-FM, CHTT-FM, CHEZ-FM, K-Rock, CJAQ-FM, CJMX-FM, CISQ-FM, CIWW, CKGL, CJRQ-FM, CISS-FM, CJQM-FM, CKBY-FM, CIOC-FM, CKGB-FM, CKER-FM, Rogers Radio, CIKR-FM, CFGP-FM, CKFX-FM, CIKZ-FM, CHST-FM, CKAT, CJNI-FM, CITI-FM, CJQQ-FM, CKXC-FM, CHFM-FM, CHYM-FM, CFFR, CHUR-FM, CJET-FM, CHNI-FM, CKNI-FM, CJOK-FM, CHMN-FM, CKMH-FM, CFRV-FM, CKQC-FM, CKYX-FM, CIRS, CJRX-FM. Excerpt: CKIS-FM is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 92.5 FM in Toronto, Ontario. The station broadcasts a contemporary hit radio format branded as KiSS 92.5. The station is one of only two CHR-pop stations owned by Rogers Media (the other being CHBN-FM in Edmonton), one of two CHR-pop stations actually licenced to the city of Toronto (the other being CKFM), and the first CHR-pop station owned by Rogers since CHTT-FM in Victoria shifted from top 40 to hot AC in July 2003. On August 8, 1990, Rawlco Communications was awarded a licence from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) for a new FM radio station. The format chosen to air on the frequency was country music that would target an audience ranging from 25-54 years of age. Rawlco planned on changing frequencies for the station to 99.1 FM, which was formerly the home of CKO-FM, but cancelled the plan after the CRTC denied this, and gave 99.1 to CBLA. On January 26, 1993 at 1 PM, singer Anne Murray pressed the button to launch the station, with the CISS-FM call letters and "92.5 KISS-FM" branding. The station's licensing by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission had been controversial, because the CRTC had passed over an application by Milestone Radio for an urban music station, which would have been a new format in the Toronto market, in ...

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