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March 11, 2010
THE RADIO MARKETING BUREAU TOASTS THE 2010 CRYSTAL AWARD WINNERS
Toronto - Western Canada Lottery Corporation and their agency Venture Communications, Calgary, won the big lottery at this year’s Radio Marketing Bureau Crystal Awards!
This year’s judges unanimously awarded the Best-in-Show Platinum Award and the $10,000 Grand Prize to Venture Communications’ entertaining radio advertising for Western Canada Lottery Corporation. The winning spot, “Crossword Scratch ‘n Win – Lip Paint”, produced by 6 Degrees, also garnered the Gold Award in Performance and additional Craft Awards.
The gala luncheon at the Fairmount Royal York, hosted by Gary Belgrave, President of the Radio Marketing Bureau, awarded 31 Crystal trophies in ten categories to outstanding Canadian radio creative.
This year’s winners are from agencies, advertisers and radio stations which reflected the strength and depth of radio creative talent in this country.
The Gold Crystal winners included: Brick Brewing, GJP Advertising & Design, Toronto; British Columbia Lottery Corporation, DDB Canada, Vancouver; Vancouver Alpen Club, Jim Pattison Broadcast Group, Vancouver; Durham RCC, CHUM Radio/CTVglobemedia, Toronto; ABC Canada Literacy Foundation, zig, Toronto; BMW Canada, Cundari, Toronto; Dream Easy Kitchens, Vista Radio, Kelowna; 107.5 Dave FM, Corus Radio, Kitchener; and Curve 94.3, CHUM Radio/CTVglobemedia, Winnipeg.
To see the complete list of winners and to listen to all the winning spots, log on to www.rmb.ca.
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March 9, 2010
CANADIAN BROADCAST STANDARDS COUNCIL TO RECEIVE THE BILL HUTTON AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FROM RTNDA CANADA
TORONTO -- RTNDA Canada - The Association of Electronic Journalists says the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) will receive the 2010 Bill Hutton Award of Excellence.
Formerly known as the Friend of RTNDA Canada Award, it was renamed in 2009 to honour the late Bill Hutton, RTNDA Canada's first president. The award is given to individuals or organizations, which have shown a true commitment to RTNDA and the betterment of broadcast journalism in Canada.
CBSC is responsible for ensuring broadcasters live up to the high journalistic standards of the RTNDA Code of Ethics.
The Bill Hutton Award of Excellence will be presented at the association's national conference June 17-19, 2010 in Edmonton.
Previous recipients of the award include The Canadian Press, CNN Newsource Sales, CNW Group, WIC, VOCM Radio, Golden West Radio, Broadcast Dialogue, CTV, Taylor Enterprises, media lawyer Dan Burnett and the U.S. RTDNA.
RTNDA Canada is the voice of electronic journalists and news managers in Canada. The members of RTNDA Canada recognize the responsibility of broadcast journalists to promote and to protect the freedom to report independently about matters of public interest and to present a wide range of expressions, opinions and ideas.
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March 9, 2010
Canadian designer label NADA showcases Fall 2010 collection with 3D short film
Canadian-based fashion designer Nada Shepherd, creative director of NADA, is set to unveil a fashion industry’s first ever stereoscopic 3D women's wear short film - featuring her 2010 fall collection. Action packed 3D cinematography pairs with superior design to create a futuristic, martial arts meets gladiator vibe in this worldwide fashion first.
Taking the place of the traditional runway show, fembots clad in NADA take to the screen in a virtual 3D computer environment designed by Pheinixx Paul of Pencil. The film is directed by Grant Padley, with Producer Kevin Hedley of Atomic Clock Cinematic Arts in conjunction with Stereo 3D Unlimited's Paul Rapovski and 3D Cinematographer / Post-Supervisor Tim Dashwood. It features the use of innovative software from Dashwood Cinema Solutions, PHYX and Noise Industries, a leading developer of visual effects tools for the post production and broadcast markets.
The production of this 3D fashion-first was documented by CTV's FashionTelevision team. On March 14 at 5 p.m. ET, IN FASHION provides viewers with an exclusive glimpse into the making of the film - airing on CTV.
NADA Fall 2010 film Launch will take place March 17, 2010 at Cineplex Entertainment's Scotiabank Theatre in Toronto, Canada to an invited audience of media and fashion industry insiders.
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March 8, 2010
ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS CAREER DEVELOPMENT DAY (2010) -- MARCH 8, 2010
Over 225 Ontario community college broadcast students were in Toronto today for the annual OAB Career Day.
An entire range of hosts -- each from different roles within the industry -- were on hand at each table offering students their expertise, input and advice.
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March 8, 2010
TVOKids welcomes new host Kara Harun to The Space
On Monday March 15, young viewers are invited to meet Kara Harun, the newest member of the TVOKids team. Kara joins TVO co-hosts Mark Sykes and Jackie English in TVOKids' live afternoon program block, The Space.
Kara makes her debut during the March Break Sunshine Week in The Space. Kara and Mark host a week of wild and crazy fun that includes game day and lots of opportunities to win prizes throughout the whole week.
An actress, and musician, Kara is a graduate of the University of Waterloo, where she studied theatre and business.
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March 6, 2010
THE 2010 JUNO AWARDS Tickets Sold Out in 14 Minutes!
Music fans were eager to secure their spot for THE 2010 JUNO AWARDS in St. John's, helping to sell out 3000 tickets within 14 minutes of going on sale at 12:00 pm (NDT) today.
The rush for tickets is attributed to the line-up confirmed for CTV's April 18th broadcast of THE 2010 JUNO AWARDS, including JUNO Award nominated artists Billy Talent, Blue Rodeo, Drake, Johnny Reid, Justin Bieber, Metric and Michael Bublé!
JUNO Week takes place April 12-18, 2010, in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, culminating in the live broadcast of THE 2010 JUNO AWARDS on Sunday, April 18, on CTV at the Mile One Centre.
Sponsors of the 2010 JUNO Awards include FACTOR, Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters and the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage's "Canada Music Fund," with commitments from The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, the City of St. John's and Radio Starmaker Fund.
Official JUNO Awards website: www.junoawards.ca
CTV's JUNO Awards website: www.junos.ctv.ca
St. John's Host Committee: www.ruckusontheedge.com
CARAS website: www.carasonline.ca CTV Website: www.ctv.ca
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March 4, 2010
LEONARD ASPER RESIGNS
Leonard Asper has resigned as President/CEO at Canwest Global Communications Corp. His action is to avoid a conflict of interest as Canwest undergoes the sale process and as it restructures. His positions will not immediately be filled.
The company has been operating under protection from creditors since last year after it ran into trouble paying down a $4-billion debt.
Shaw Communications has struck a deal to take control of Canwest's broadcasting assets and other
suitors have bid separately for the newspapers.
Asper will continue on as a consultant to Canwest until the restructuring process has been completed.
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March 4, 2010
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTERS FROM ACROSS CANADA ARE INVITED TO BCAB
British Columbia Association of Broadcasters' 63rd Annual Conference
May 5 - 7, 2010
Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort
Victoria, British Columbia
The BCAB 63rd Annual Conference is going to be a blast! Conference Registration is still open and our fantastic Early Bird price of $249 plus 5% GST is available for both BCAB members and non-members! To register, visit www.bcab.ca.
This year’s theme -- “Stayin' Alive” -- will see presentations from world-class speakers on many of the topics that are on the minds of Canada’s broadcasters, including:
Mark Ramsey
Author, Making Waves: Radio on the Verge
Bob Garfield
Author, The Chaos Scenario
Kyle MacDonald
Blogger and Author, One Red Paperclip
Larry Rosin
President, Edison Research
John Parikhal
CEO, Joint Communications
Stephen Simpson
Commissioner, CRTC-BC Region
Roy Osing
Author, BE DiFFERENT or be dead
Eric Samuels
EnterTrainer, Magic Motivation
Panels Include:
PPM Panel: What's Happening in a New PPM World?
Moderated By: J.J. Johnston
Panelists Include: Jeff Vidler, Lesley Conway-Kelley, Catherine Kelly, Gary Belgrave and Tim Monaghan
Programming Panel: How Should Radio Change for a New Decade?
Moderated By: Dave Charles
Panelists Include: Mark Burley, Chris Duncombe, Tom Plasteras, Mark Addams and Ronnie Stanton
Radio Presidents Panel: Radio's Major Challenges in a Digital Age
Moderated By: Dave Charles
Panelists Include: Chris Gordon, Rick Arnish, Paul Ski, Jacques Parisien, Terry Coles and Doug Rutherford
TV Panel: The World is Flat Screen... The Next Chapter for TV
Moderated By: John Parikhal
Panelists Include: Gerry Belec, John Pollard, Renato Zane, Theresa Treutler and Tom Haberstroh
$249 Registration Includes:
Access to all Speakers
President’s Reception on Wednesday
Continental Breakfast on Thursday and Friday
Refreshment Breaks
Buffet Lunches on Thursday and Friday
Stayin' Alive Reception on Friday
President’s Dinner & Awards Gala on Friday
Aside from this spectacular broadcast conference, there’s the added value of Victoria’s MAGNIFICENT weather: A head start on Spring!
We’d love to see you!
Don Shafer
Convention Chair
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March 3, 2010
Rogers Sportsnet launches MMA Buzz
Rogers Media announced that it has launched MMA Buzz on sportsnet.ca. Powered by thoora.com, MMA Buzz collects and displays only the most popular and interesting mixed martial arts stories based on what is happening within social and traditional media, and provides fans with a new way to keep up-to-date.
"The MMA fan is super committed and engaged. They blog, they tweet, they shout. MMA Buzz gathers the best-of-the-best in fan conversations, and serves it to one dashboard," says Claude Galipeau, SVP & GM, Digital Media, Rogers Media. "Thoora is the perfect platform to power MMA BUZZ, since it's all about live search on blogs and tweets. We're really excited that our audiences and ad clients will adopt this new product."
Chul Lee, CTO and Founder, of thoora.com says that MMA Buzz uses Thoora's "proprietary, cutting-edge filtering, clustering, and ranking algorithms to identify the stories that people are talking about most in real-time."
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March 2, 2010
JOHN HARDING TO BE NABA’S NEW SECRETARY GENERAL
Toronto -- At the recent North American Broadcasters Association’s (NABA) Annual General Meeting, John Harding was appointed the new Secretary General of the organization. Harding has been serving as NABA’s Executive Director since August 2008.
Prior to his involvement with NABA, he served as President of the Radio Marketing Bureau and before that as Executive Vice President of the Institute of Communications & Advertising. Harding will continue to work out of NABA’s headquarters in Toronto.
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March 2, 2010
LEONARD RAMOS TO SERVE SECOND TERM AS NABA’S PRESIDENT
Leonard Ramos will serve a second term as President of the North American Broadcasters Association (NABA). Also elected as Vice Presidents were Michael Starling, Executive Director & CTO, National Public Radio (NPR) Labs and Robert Winteringham, Deputy General Counsel, Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).
In addition to the Executive, NABA also elected members to the Board of Directors at their Annual General Meeting held at HBO in New York City. Those additional Board members include:
• Dany Harrison, General Manger, Technical Production, CBC/Radio Canada
• Joe Flaherty, Sr. VP, Technology, CBS
• Hanno Basse, Vice President, Broadcast Systems Engineering, DIRECTV Inc.
• Andy Setos, President, Engineering, Fox Entertainment Group, Inc.
• Bob Zitter, Executive VP & CTO, Technology & Operations, HBO
• Glenn Reitmeier, VP, Technology Standards, Policy & Strategy, NBC Universal
• Robert Briskman, Technical Executive, Sirius XM Radio Inc.
• Sergio Sarmiento, VP, Editorial Committee / Editor-in-Chief, TV Azteca
• John Harding, Secretary General, NABA (ex officio)
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March 2, 2010
Bob McLaughlin to receive Distinguished Service Award from RTNDA Canada
TORONTO -- Bob McLaughlin is the recipient of the 2010 RTNDA Distinguished Service Award.
The Award recognizes an individual who is deemed to have rendered exemplary service to the benefit of both RTNDA and broadcast journalism in Canada.
McLaughlin, the Vice President and General Manager at Toronto's CP24, is a broadcast veteran who has worked in markets from coast to coast as a front-line journalist, producer and broadcast executive. He has served on the board of RTNDA Canada for more than eight years in various roles including Central Region Television Director and VP for Television.
In 2006, he was elected President of RTNDA Canada, a position he held for two years.
McLaughlin will receive the award at RTNDA's 2010 National Conference in Edmonton June 18.
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March 1, 2010
Recipients of this year's Academy Achievement, Claude Jutra and Golden Reel Awards to be Honoured at the 30th Annual Genie Awards
The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television announced the recipients of the 2010 Special Awards, to be presented at the upcoming 30th Annual Genie Awards, taking place on Monday, April 12th in Toronto, Ontario.
This year's Special Awards recipients are:
Academy Achievement Award - Mel Hoppenheim
Claude Jutra Award - Xavier Dolan - J'ai tué ma mère / I Killed My Mother Golden Reel Award - De père en flic / Father and Guns
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March 1, 2010
Canadian Women In Communications BC Region invites you to Tech Fair II in Vancouver
BC Region's successful “tech roundtable” event is back!
Network with communications and marketing professionals to find out what they’ve rated as the best tech gadgets and applications for 2010.
Our experts talk about the technologies they are using to get the best results for their budgets.
March 24 from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. at BCIT Downtown Campus.
Go to www.cwc-afc.com for more info.
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March 1, 2010
Leaving behind a thank-you note
From Brian Williams' Feb. 26 blog
After tonight's broadcast and after looting our hotel mini-bars, we're going to try to brave the blizzard and fly east to home and hearth, and to do laundry well into next week. Before we leave this thoroughly polite country, the polite thing to do is leave behind a thank-you note.
Thank you, Canada:
For being such good hosts.
For your unfailing courtesy.
For your (mostly) beautiful weather.
For scheduling no more than 60 percent of your float plane departures at the exact moment when I was trying to say something on television.
For not seeming to mind the occasional (or constant) good-natured mimicry of your accents.
For your unique TV commercials -- for companies like Tim Hortons -- which made us laugh and cry.
For securing this massive event without choking security, and without publicly displaying a single automatic weapon.
For having the best garment design and logo-wear of the games -- you've made wearing your name a cool thing to do.
For the sportsmanship we saw most of your athletes display.
For not honking your horns. I didn't hear one car horn in 15 days -- which also means none of my fellow New Yorkers rented cars while visiting.
For making us aware of how many of you have been watching NBC all these years.
For having the good taste to have an anchorman named Brian Williams on your CTV network, who turns out to be such a nice guy.
For the body scans at the airport which make pat-downs and cavity searches unnecessary.
For designing those really cool LED Olympic rings in the harbor, which turned to gold when your athletes won one.
For always saying nice things about the United States...when you know we're listening.
For sharing Joannie Rochette with us.
For reminding some of us we used to be a more civil society.
Mostly, for welcoming the world with such ease and making lasting friends with all of us.
-- Brian Williams, NBC News
Re: Leaving behind a thank you note
I just loved NBC’s Brian Williams comments about his experience at the recent Vancouver Olympics. He reminded us all how special we are and how we have something worth protecting and worth sharing.
Having lived in Australia for the last 16 years, I knew that coming home would be a great experience. Aussie love Canadians because of our love of sports and love of fair play. As Aussies would say ‘Fair Dinkem Mate’.
We cherish our differences and embrace our multi-cultural ways.
All of us in media need to amplify the good will of the Olympics and remain loyal to those values that others love so much. Doesn’t it feel great to know that the rest of the world has seen how good things can be if we all give a little something back.
Oh Canada….
Dave Charles
Byrnes Media
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March 1, 2010
Sundance Channel premieres today
Corus Entertainment’s Sundance Channel (Canada) launches today, Monday, March 1 with a special lineup of programming. The launch day schedule will give Canadian audiences a chance to sample the channel’s diverse and engaging range of films and series, providing a taste of what viewers can expect to find on Sundance Channel’s weekly programming grid.
From the ultimate Hollywood insiders show to a VIP pass to a theatre house in London or Michael Lehman’s (Heathers, Big Love) quirky comedy Flakes; Sundance Channel offers innovative and original programming each night of the week.
Sundance Channel is available in Canada based on a license agreement with Rainbow Media.
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February 28, 2010
Pineridge Broadcasting wins Local Award
Pineridge Broadcasting, owner of 107.9 The Breeze (CHUC-FM) and Star 93.3 (CKSG-FM) Cobourg, has won the 2009 Northumberland Central Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Year Award in the Communications and New Technology category. Accepting the award on the weekend was President and General Manager Dave Hughes.
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February 26, 2010
Ethnic Radio Cheers for Canada
The 2010 Winter Olympics may be almost over, but the Canadian spirit continues to soar.
DJs, reporters and staff of a Vancouver ethnic radio station, Fairchild Radio (FM96.1 and AM1470), wore their “red, white and Canada” wardrobe to work today (Feb 26), in celebration of Canada’s admirable performance during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Since a majority of Fairchild Radio’s programming is in Chinese, most staff members are immigrants from Hong Kong, Taiwan and China. Yet they are all Canadians. When it is time to support the country, people at Fairchild proudly show off Canada’s colours on their clothes and hats while proudly waving the Canadian flag in their red-mitted hands.
During the Winter Olympics, Fairchild Radio has been covering the games and the latest news of the proclaimed “biggest event in Vancouver, ever” with great enthusiasm. Listeners of the radio station are equally excited--especially about ice-skating and ice hockey, in addition to the other exciting events. Hundreds of listeners have called in during various radio programs, sharing their thoughts on everything from the performance of a particular competitor to the overall performance of the Vancouver government.
A member of the nationwide media conglomerate Fairchild Media Group, Fairchild Radio is a multicultural radio station with operations in Vancouver (FM96.1 & AM1470), Calgary (FM94.7) and Toronto (AM1430 & FM88.9). On top of being Canada’s number one Chinese radio, Fairchild also provides quality radio programming in over 40 languages and acts as the hub of news, information, music and entertainment for the numerous yet affluent ethnic communities in these three cities.
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February 26, 2010
Hyper-Local News specialty service for Western Canada?
Corus Entertainment says it will be asking the CRTC for a "hyper-news" specialty channel that would serve 64 towns and cities in Western Canada. The channel would, says Corus, "offer support of local communities, big and small, a hyper-local TV alternative..." and would be community-specific -- providing weather information, news feeds, environmental features and road reports.
Click on the video for more...
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February 26, 2010
Canadian Music Week Broadcast Award Nominees
Music Director of the Year –– Major Market
Adam Thompson, Sonic 102.9 Edmonton * Amy D’Ornellas, Hot 89.9 Ottawa * Barry Stewart, 104.5 CHUM FM Toronto * Chris Lynch, X92.9 Calgary * Cory Price, 99.3 the Fox Vancouver * Jeff Winskell, Virgin Radio 953 Vancouver * Justin Dumont, New Flow 95.3 Toronto * Matt Wreggitt, Z103.5 Toronto
Music Director of the Year –– Medium Market
Anna Zee, Q104 Halifax * Dj T-bone, Wired 96.3 Saskatoon * Jacquie Beckett, KRock 105.7 Kingston * Mark Cameron, FM96 London * Mike Reid, 98.9 The Drive Kingston * Paul Morris, HTZ FM, St. Catharines * Paul O’Neil, Big Dog 92.7 Regina * Trapper John, 104.9 The Wolf Regina
Music Director of the Year – Small Market
Brennan Richards, FOX FM Yorkton * Carrie Buchanan, Country 103.9 Sarnia * Darren Robertson, 99.9 Sun Fm Kelowna * Heather Klages, 95.9 Lloyd FM Lloydminster * JD Anderson, The Goat Lloydminster * Kent Matheson, MOOSE FM North Bay * Mark Jeffries, 101.5 SILK Kelowna
On Air Talent
The Brother Jake Show, Classic Rock 101 Vancouver * Derringer in the Morning, Q107 Toronto * The Jeff O’Neil Show, 99.3 the Fox Vancouver * Mad Dog & Billie, Virgin Radio 999 Toronto * Matt & Eric, 96.9 Jack FM Calgary * Morning Hot Tub Mauler (Mauler, Rush, Jenni, & Josie), Hot 89.9 Ottawa * Nat Hunter & Drew Savage, Virgin Radio 953 Vancouver * The Paul Brown Show, The Bear Edmonton * Roger, Darren and Marilyn, CHUM FM Toronto
Program Director of the Year –– Major Market
Al Ford, Sonic 102.9 Edmonton * David Corey, CHUM FM Toronto * Josie Geuer, Hot 89.9 Ottawa * Julie Adam, 98.1 CHFI Toronto * Phil Kallsen, Country 105 Calgary * Ronnie Stanton, Virgin Radio 953 Vancouver * Ross Winters, 102.1 The Edge Toronto * Ryan Zimmerman, The Bear Edmonton
Program Director of the Year –– Medium Market
Brad Hilgers, Rock94 Thunder Bay * Daryl Holien, Lite92 Regina * Don Kollins, KICX 106 Kitchener/Waterloo * Doug Elliott, K Rock 105.7 Kingston * Earle Mader, C100 Halifax * Jc Douglas, Q104 Halifax * Jim McCourtie, FM96 London * Mike Shannon, Big Dog 92.7 Regina * Sara Parker, The Zone@91.3 Victoria
Program Director of the Year –– Small Market
Brad Bazin, GX 94 Yorkton * Brad Gibb, FM96 Kingston * Craig Picton, Mix 103.7 Fort McMurray * Dan Wylie, 104.9 JR FM Brockville * Grant Biebrick, The Goat Lloydminster * Jason Manning, Rock 105.3 Medicine Hat * Mark Burley, 99.9 Sun FM Kelowna * Mike Fry, The MOOSE North Bay
Promotion of the Year
Heads or Tails 2, Virgin Radio 953 Vancouver * K Rock Saves a Life, K Rock 105.7 Kingston * Mauler and Rush Almighty, Hot 89.9 Ottawa * On the Record, Classic Rock 101 Vancouver * Paul vs Yukon, The Bear Edmonton * Peak Performance Project, 100.5 the Peak Vancouver * Sonic Boom, Sonic 102.9 Edmonton * Win a Home, 96.7 CHYR/The Rock 100.7 Windsor * X929 iPhone App, X929 Calgary
Station of the Year –– CHR
91.7 The Bounce Edmonton * The Beat 94.5 Vancouver * Hot 89.9 Ottawa * Kiss 92.5 Toronto * The New Flow 93.5 Toronto * Vibe 985 Calgary * Virgin Radio 999 Toronto * Z103.5 Toronto
Station of the Year –– Hot AC
101.5 Energy FM Calgary * 99.9 Sun FM Kelowna * C100 Halifax * CHUM FM Toronto Kiss Ottawa * Kool FM Kitchener * Virgin 953 Vancouver * Virgin 96 Montreal
Station of the Year –– Mainstream AC
104.9 EZ Rock Edmonton * 98.1 CHFI Toronto * K-Lite Hamilton * Lite 104.3 Kingston * Lite 92 Regina * Lite 96 Calgary * Magic 100 Ottawa * QM FM Vancouver
Station of the Year –– Classic Gold
CHOM 977 Montreal * Classic Rock 101 Vancouver * Jack FM Calgary * Jack FM Vancouver * K97 Edmonton * Q107 Calgary * Q107 Toronto * XL 103 Calgary
Station of the Year –– Country
CISN Country 103.9 Edmonton * Country 105 Calgary * FX 101 Halifax * JR FM, Vancouver * KICX106 Kitchener/Waterloo * KX96 Oshawa/Toronto * QX 104 Winnipeg * Y101 Ottawa
Station of the Year –– Medium Market
104.9 The Wolf Regina * 98.3 Fly FM Kingston * FM96 London * HTZ-FM St. Catharines * K-Rock 105.7 Kingston * Q104 Halifax * Rock 94 Thunder Bay * Wired 96.3 Saskatoon
Station of the Year –– Multicultural
101.7 World FM Edmonton * 96.1 FM Vancouver * CHIN Toronto * CIAO-AM Toronto * CINQ FM Montreal * CJJL Ottawa * CJMR 1320 Mississauga * FM 947 Calgary * NCI Fm Winnipeg
Station of the Year –– News/Talk
570 News Kitchener/Waterloo * 680 News Toronto * AM 1150 Kelowna * AM770 CHQR Calgary * CHED Edmonton * CJAD Montreal * CKNW Vancouver * News 1130 Vancouver
Station of the Year –– Rock
The Bear Edmonton * 102.1 The Edge Toronto * 99.3 The Fox Vancouver * CJAY 92 Calgary * K Rock 105.7 Kingston * Q104 Halifax * Sonic 102.9 Edmonton * X92.9 Calgary
Station of the Year –– Small Market
104.9 JR FM Brockville * FM 96 Kingston * The Goat Lloydminster * GX 94 Yorkton * Mix 103.7 Fort McMurray * Q91 Drumheller * Rock 105.3 Medicine Hat * 99.9 Sun FM Kelowna.
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