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CKNW (730 AM) is a commercial radio station in Vancouver, British Columbia. Owned by Corus Entertainment, it broadcasts a talk radio format. Its offices and studios are in the TD Tower in Downtown Vancouver. CKNW is powered at 50,000 watts, the …

2024年8月15日 · Vancouver’s “Top Dog” in news radio is celebrating 80 years on the air. On Aug. 15, 1944, CKNW began broadcasting from the Windsor Hotel in New Westminster — the origin of its “NW” designation....

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An iconic Vancouver radio station is celebrating 80 years on the air, a mighty feat in a struggling industry. You’ve likely heard some variation of the phrase “radio is dying,” but 980 CKNW has remained a survivor. Morning show host Simi Sara told Daily Hive in an exclusive interview why that is and what it means to her.

CKNW turned 80 years old last year, which defies the modern Vancouver radio landscape, which has seen more than a few stations go off the air or get rebranded. If you’ve never listened to the Mornings with Simi , Jill Bennett , or Mike Smyth shows, producers typically invite politicians and local leaders as guests to speak on the radio.

On August 15, Vancouver ‘s legendary radio station, 980 CKNW, turns 80! CKNW is a powerhouse in the community and has been, and still is, a trusted voice in news and talk.

2025年1月21日 · After Feb. 24, 980 will go off air. The switch will mean a rebranding for the station, which celebrated 80 years on the air last summer. CKNW began broadcasting on Aug. 15, 1944 and eight...

2024年8月15日 · CKNW is celebrating 80 years on the airwaves. To mark the milestone, former CKNW reporter Janet Brown looks at the station's impact through the decades and what's next for the "Top Dog"...

Talk Radio pioneer Jack Webster died of heart failure at 80. Webster was one of Canada’s best-known and highest-paid broadcasters, and pioneered open-line talk radio at CKNW. Peter Classon succeeded Thomas Peddie as CEO of WIC Western International Communications.