ICI Première Ottawa-Gatineau 90.7
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Radio-Canada's francophone news and talk service for the national capital — a flagship anchor for any Canadian dial.
A hand-picked sampler of the Canadian stations worth pressing play on first — from Radio-Canada's francophone newsrooms in Ottawa-Gatineau and Halifax to campus institutions, Indigenous voices, multicultural mainstays, and West Coast rock. English and French, public and independent, big-city and small-town. Browse the full Canada catalog for thousands more, or start here for the ones we'd queue up ourselves.
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Radio-Canada's francophone news and talk service for the national capital — a flagship anchor for any Canadian dial.
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CBC Radio One in Sudbury delivers the public-broadcaster news, interviews, and northern Ontario voice that defines English-Canadian radio.
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Dalhousie's volunteer-run campus-community station and a fixture of the Halifax independent music scene since the 1980s.
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Quebec's signature francophone talk station — Montreal opinion, current affairs, and balados with a loyal daily audience.
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Broadcasting from Regent Park since 2012, this is Toronto community radio at its most authentic — hip hop, reggae, jazz, and unapologetic local talk.
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Radio-Canada's Acadian voice for Nova Scotia — ad-free regional news and culture serving francophone communities across the Maritimes.
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Calgary's South Asian flagship blending Punjabi and Hindi talk, music, and local news — essential to how the city actually sounds today.
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The streaming voice of First Nations University of Canada in Regina — Indigenous stories, languages, and music you won't find on the commercial dial.
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Victoria's adult rock standby — Island radio with local hosts, request hours, and a deep classic-rock catalogue.
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The only francophone campus-community station in Atlantic Canada — 100% music from Moncton with an Acadian sensibility.
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Canada's first campus developmental FM licence, still championing independent and Canadian artists from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops.
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Country music en français from the Beauce — 126 hours of local programming a week and a window into regional Quebec radio.