CKBY-FM

CKBY-FM
CKBY-FM
CKBY-FM (Y101)
Allgemeine Informationen
Empfang analog terrestrisch, Kabel, Satellit & Webradio
Sendegebiet Smiths Falls, Ontario, Kanada
Sendeanstalt Rogers Media
Sendestart 1969
Rechtsform Privatsender
Homepage y101.fm
Liste der Hörfunksender

CKBY-FM (Y101 – Today’s Best Country) ist ein privater Hörfunksender aus Smiths Falls, Ontario, Kanada, der vorwiegend aktuelle Country Musikcharts auf der UKW-Frequenz 101,1 mit 100 KW sendet. Darüber hinaus wird über das digitale Breitbandnetz im Kabel TV als auch über das Internet das Sendeprogramm ausgestrahlt. Das analoge Programm wird somit in Smith Falls und Ottawa ausgestrahlt. Der Sender wird seit 1999 von Rogers Media betrieben.

Geschichte

1969 erfolgte die Gründung und Sendeaufnahme des Senders ursprünglich unter dem Namen CJET-FM. Anfang 1970 wurde das Callsign in CKUE geändert. 1984 erfolgte die Übernahme des Senders durch CHEZ-FM Inc. 1999 übernahm Rogers Media alle Senderstationen von der CHEZ-Group. Am 9.Januar 2004 änderte Rogers Media das Format der Sendestation und benannte diese in CKBY Y101 FM um.

Programm

Neben stündlichen Informationssendungen zu aktuellen Geschehnissen werden des Weiteren Wetter und Verkehrsnachrichten gesendet.

  • Y101 WEEKLY TOP 40 - Country Musik Charts jeden Samstag um 9 uhr morgens bis 13.00 Uhr Ortszeit, moderiert von Bob Kingsley.
  • Drive @ 5
  • Big 6 @6
  • Saturday Night STOMP!

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