MULTICULTURAL RADIO PROGRAM IN TORONT
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This is a list of media outlets in Toronto.
Daily Newspapers in English[]
Daily Newspapers in Other Languages[]
- Corriere Canadese (Italian and English)
- El Popular (Spanish)
- Ming Pao (Chinese)
- Sing Tao (Chinese)
- World Journal (Chinese)
- L'Expresse (French) - weekly.
Daily Commuter Papers[]
- Metro - Formerly Metro Today, an amalgamation of Metro and GTA Today
- 24 Hours
- t.o.night - Free evening newspaper
- DOSE- painfully with-it technicolor daily targetting twentysomethings
Alternative Newspapers[]
Community Newspapers[]
- Metroland Publishing is a subsidiary of Torstar Corporation which publishes the Toronto Star. Metroland publishes a series of neighbourhood papers three times a week. These newspapers cover neighbourhood issues not otherwise covered by the large dailies. They are distributed free of charge and have captured a large portion of the neighbourhood flyer market. The newspapers are:
- Annex Guardian
- Beach/Riverdale Mirror
- Bloor West Villager
- East York Mirror
- Etobicoke Guardian
- North York Mirror
- Scarborough Mirror
- York Guardian
- Independent community newspapers include the Town Crier and Post City Magazines chains, [Bulletin] and the Annex Gleaner.
- Marklander, Since 1962, the Markland Homes Association has published 10 issues of the Marklander annually. This may make the Marklander, Toronto's Oldest Community Newspaper still in print.
[Top Choice Magazine](http://topchoicemagazine.com/)==Magazines==
- Dose free daily magazine. Now defunct
- Fab
- Toronto Life
- TOP CHOICE MAGAZINE http://topchoicemagazine.com
City Websites[]
- Ultimate Toronto - Toronto's Best Kept Secrets.
- blogTO - A daily weblog about Toronto music, film, arts, people, places and other happenings.
- torontoist
- MONDOmagazine
- Felice Toronto - Only all-positive news network in the GTA
TV Stations[]
| OTA Channel | Cable Channel | Call Sign | Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 6 | CBLT | CBC |
| 19 | 2 | CICA | TVO |
| 79 | 15 | CITY | Citytv |
| 47 | 4 | CFMT | Omni |
For cable channels, see Rogers Cable lineup in Toronto.
Radio[]
FM Stations[]
- CKLN 88.1 - Ryerson University
- CKDX 88.5 - pop standards, licensed to Newmarket but operating from a studio in Toronto
- CIRV 88.9 - multicultural
- CIUT 89.5 - University of Toronto
- CJBC-FM 90.3 - Radio-Canada Espace Musique
- CFU758 90.7 - low-power community station operated by Thornhill's Vaughan Secondary School as RAV-FM
- VEK565 90.7 - low-power community station in Oakville, operating as Ridge Radio
- CJRT 91.1 - Jazz FM
- CJAQ 92.5 - Jack FM
- CFXJ 93.5 - Flow 93-5
- CBL 94.1 - CBC Radio Two
- CFMX 96.3 - Classical 96.3
- CJEZ 97.3 - [2]
- CHFI 98.1 FM - [3]
- CBLA 99.1 - CBC Radio One
- CKFM 99.9 - Mix 99.9
- CHIN 100.7 - multicultural
- CFNY 102.1 - 102.1 The Edge
- CIDC 103.5 - Z103.5, licensed to Orangeville but operating from a studio in Toronto
- CHUM 104.5 - 104.5 Chum FM
- CHOQ 105.1 - franco-ontarian community station
- CFIE 106.5 - Aboriginal Voices Radio
- CILQ 107.1 - Q107
- CJXY 107.9 - Y108, licensed to Burlington and marketed towards Hamilton
AM Stations[]
- CIAO 530 - multicultural, licensed to Brampton
- CJCL 590 - The Fan sports
- CFMJ 640 - 640 Toronto news/talk
- CFTR 680 - 680 News news/talk
- CHWO 740 - AM 740
- CJBC 860 - Radio-Canada La Première Chaîne
- CFRB 1010 - Newstalk CFRB
- CHUM 1050 - 1050 Chum
- CJYE 1250 - Christian, licensed to Oakville
- CFYZ 1280 - Pearson International Airport, now defunct
- CJMR 1320 - multicultural, licensed to Mississauga
- CHKT 1430 - Fairchild Radio, multicultural
- CHIN 1540 - multicultural
- CKDO 1580 - oldies, licensed to and marketed towards Oshawa
- CHEV 1610 - former special-events station, now defunct
National Media[]
Many of Canada's national media outlets also have operations based in Toronto.
Newspapers[]
Related Information[]
For more information on Canadian Media visit Culture.ca
For more information about Toronto independent shops & services, small & medium-sized businesses and a general directory, visit Toronto's Best Kept Secrets