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This is a list of media outlets in Toronto, Canada.
★ ''The Globe and Mail''
★ ''National Post''
★ ''Toronto Star''
★ ''Toronto Sun''
★ ''Metro'' — Formerly ''Metro Today'', an amalgamation of ''Metro'' and ''GTA Today''
★ ''24 Hours''
★ ''Correo Canadiense'' (Spanish) [1]
★ ''Corriere Canadese'' (Italian) [2]
★ ''El Popular'' (Spanish) [[3]
★ ''Korea Times'' (Korean) [4]
★ ''Ming Pao Daily News'' (traditional Chinese, with a moderate preference towards Cantonese in transliterations)
★ ''Sing Tao Daily'' (traditional Chinese, with a moderate preference towards Cantonese in transliterations)
★ ''Today Daily news (traditional Chinese)
★ ''World Journal'' (traditional Chinese, with a heavy preference towards Mandarin, especially as spoken in Taiwan, in transliterations)
★ ''eye''
★ ''NOW''
★ ''Share''
★ ''Toronto Special''
★ ''Xtra!''
★ ''C C Times'' (加中時報) (simplified and traditional Chinese, with a moderate preference towards Mandarin as spoken in mainland China in transliterations) (free weekly)[5]
★ ''New Star Times'' (星星生活報) (traditional Chinese) (free weekly)[6]
★ ''Weekly Hankook'' (주간한국) (Korean) (free weekly)
★ Metroland Media Group 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. Some of these 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 (Newspaper) and Post City Magazines chains, Beaches Metro News, the Annex Gleaner, and the Vaughan Weekly newspaper.
★ Canadian University Press
★ ''The Medium'' - University of Toronto
★ ''The Excalibur'' - York University
★ ''The Varsity'' - University of Toronto
★ ''The Eyeopener'' - Ryerson University
★ Senecan and the The Scene - Seneca College
===City weblogs===
★ Blog T.O.
★ Metroblogging Toronto
★ Paved
★ Reading Toronto
★ Spacing Wire
★ torontoist
★ TorontoBits
★ Transit Toronto — public transit related
★ Spotlight Toronto Musings
The cable provider in Toronto is Rogers Cable.
American network affiliates on Toronto cable are from Buffalo, New York, including WGRZ (NBC), WIVB (CBS), WKBW (ABC), WUTV (FOX), and WNED (PBS). Digital cable subscribers can also watch WNYO (MyNetworkTV) and WNLO (The CW). Some of these stations can be seen over the air in Toronto.
Most of Canada's cable television networks also have national operations based out of Toronto; for more information, see List of Canadian television channels.
★ CJCL 590 - ''The Fan'' - formerly at 1430 (now Chinese Fairchild Radio); this station was formerly CKEY
★ CFMJ 640 - ''AM 640''
★ CFTR 680 - ''680 News''
★ CJBC 860 - Radio-Canada La Première Chaîne
★ CFRB 1010 - ''Newstalk CFRB''
★ CHUM 1050 - ''1050 Chum''
★ CHKT 1430 - ''Fairchild Radio,'' multicultural
★ CHIN 1540 - multicultural station created by Johnny Lombardi
★ CHHA 1610 - Spanish community station
★ CHEV 1610 - former special-events station, now defunct
★ CHTO 1690 - multilingual
★ CKLN 88.1 - Ryerson University
★ CIRV 88.9 - multicultural
★ CIUT 89.5 - University of Toronto
★ CKRG 89.9 - Glendon College
★ CJBC 90.3 - Radio-Canada Espace Musique
★ CKHC 90.71 - Humber College
★ CJRT 91.1 - ''Jazz FM''
★ CHIN-1 91.9 - FM rebroadcaster of CHIN (AM), not to be confused with CHIN-FM
★ CJAQ 92.5 - ''Jack FM'' adult hits
★ CFXJ 93.5 - ''Flow 93-5'' urban music
★ CBL 94.1 - CBC Radio Two
★ CJEZ 97.3 - ''EZ Rock'' soft adult contemporary
★ CHFI 98.1 - soft adult contemporary
★ CBLA 99.1 - CBC Radio One
★ CKFM 99.9 - ''Mix FM''
★ CHIN 100.7 - multicultural
★ CJSA 101.3 - Canadian Multicultural Radio
★ CIRR 103.9 - LGBT community station licensed in 2006, began broadcasting on April 16th, 2007
★ CHUM 104.5 - hot adult contemporary
★ CHOQ 105.1 - franco-ontarian community
★ CHRY 105.5 - York University
★ CKAV 106.5 - Aboriginal Voices Radio
★ CILQ 107.1 - ''Q107''
Numerous radio stations licensed to communities outside Toronto are also marketed toward the Toronto area. This includes one American station.
★ CIAO 530 - multicultural (Brampton)
★ CHWO 740 - ''AM 740'' (Oakville)
★ WTOR 770 - multicultural (Youngstown, New York)
★ CJYE 1250 - Christian (Oakville)
★ CFBN 1280 - business news (Mississauga)
★ CJMR 1320 - multicultural (Mississauga)
★ CKDO 1350 - oldies (Oshawa)
★ CKDX 88.5 - ''Foxy 88-5'' (Newmarket)
★ CFU758 90.71 - ''RAV-FM'' (Thornhill)
★ VEK565 90.71 - ''Ridge Radio'' (Oakville)
★ CFRE 91.9 - University of Toronto at Mississauga (Mississauga)
★ CFMZ 96.3 - ''Classical 96.3'' (Cobourg)
★ CFNY 102.1 - ''102.1 The Edge'' (Brampton)
★ CIDC 103.5 - ''Z103.5'' (Orangeville)
# Three low-power community stations, serving different parts of the Greater Toronto Area, share this frequency.
★ ''ACTivist Magazine''
★ ''fab''
★ ''Spacing''
★ ''Toronto Life''
★ ''Shameless''
★ ''This Magazine''
★ ''The Walrus''
★ Coach House Press
★ Cormorant Books
★ McClelland and Stewart
★ University of Toronto Press
| Contents |
| Newspapers |
| National dailies |
| Local dailies |
| Multicultural dailies |
| Alternative |
| Other alternative |
| Community |
| Student |
| TV stations |
| Radio |
| Toronto stations |
| Other stations |
| Notes |
| Magazines |
| Book Publishers |
Newspapers
National dailies
★ ''The Globe and Mail''
★ ''National Post''
Local dailies
★ ''Toronto Star''
★ ''Toronto Sun''
★ ''Metro'' — Formerly ''Metro Today'', an amalgamation of ''Metro'' and ''GTA Today''
★ ''24 Hours''
Multicultural dailies
★ ''Correo Canadiense'' (Spanish) [1]
★ ''Corriere Canadese'' (Italian) [2]
★ ''El Popular'' (Spanish) [[3]
★ ''Korea Times'' (Korean) [4]
★ ''Ming Pao Daily News'' (traditional Chinese, with a moderate preference towards Cantonese in transliterations)
★ ''Sing Tao Daily'' (traditional Chinese, with a moderate preference towards Cantonese in transliterations)
★ ''Today Daily news (traditional Chinese)
★ ''World Journal'' (traditional Chinese, with a heavy preference towards Mandarin, especially as spoken in Taiwan, in transliterations)
Alternative
★ ''eye''
★ ''NOW''
★ ''Share''
★ ''Toronto Special''
★ ''Xtra!''
Other alternative
★ ''C C Times'' (加中時報) (simplified and traditional Chinese, with a moderate preference towards Mandarin as spoken in mainland China in transliterations) (free weekly)[5]
★ ''New Star Times'' (星星生活報) (traditional Chinese) (free weekly)[6]
★ ''Weekly Hankook'' (주간한국) (Korean) (free weekly)
Community
★ Metroland Media Group 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. Some of these 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 (Newspaper) and Post City Magazines chains, Beaches Metro News, the Annex Gleaner, and the Vaughan Weekly newspaper.
Student
★ Canadian University Press
★ ''The Medium'' - University of Toronto
★ ''The Excalibur'' - York University
★ ''The Varsity'' - University of Toronto
★ ''The Eyeopener'' - Ryerson University
★ Senecan and the The Scene - Seneca College
===City weblogs===
★ Blog T.O.
★ Metroblogging Toronto
★ Paved
★ Reading Toronto
★ Spacing Wire
★ torontoist
★ TorontoBits
★ Transit Toronto — public transit related
★ Spotlight Toronto Musings
TV stations
| OTA Channel | Cable Channel | Call Sign | Network | Other Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 20 | CKVR | A-Channel | Barrie |
| 5 | 6 | CBLT | CBC | HDTV Channel 20-1 |
| 9 | 8 | CFTO | CTV | HDTV Channel 9-1 |
| 11 | 11 | CHCH | CH | Hamilton |
| 15 | none | VX9AMK | independent | unlicensed pirate station ''Star Ray TV'' |
| 19 | 2 | CICA | TVOntario | provincial educational broadcaster |
| 25 | 12 | CBLFT | SRC | Toronto's only OTA French language station, rebroadcasting CBOFT Ottawa, HDTV Channel 24-1 |
| 36 | 9 | CITS | CTS | religious/family programming |
| 41 | 3 | CIII | Global | HDTV channel 65 |
| 47 | 4 | CFMT | OMNI.1 | multicultural (America/Caribbean/Europe) |
| 52 | 15 | CKXT | ''Sun TV'' | HDTV channel 66-1 |
| 57 | 7 | CITY | Citytv | HDTV channel 53 |
| 69 | 14 | CJMT | OMNI.2 | multicultural (Africa/Asia/Middle East), sister station to CFMT 47 |
| none | 10 | Rogers Television community channel | ||
| none | 13 | CHLF | TFO | provincial Franco-ontarian educational broadcaster |
| none | 24 | CablePulse 24 | local news channel |
The cable provider in Toronto is Rogers Cable.
American network affiliates on Toronto cable are from Buffalo, New York, including WGRZ (NBC), WIVB (CBS), WKBW (ABC), WUTV (FOX), and WNED (PBS). Digital cable subscribers can also watch WNYO (MyNetworkTV) and WNLO (The CW). Some of these stations can be seen over the air in Toronto.
Most of Canada's cable television networks also have national operations based out of Toronto; for more information, see List of Canadian television channels.
Radio
Toronto stations
★ CJCL 590 - ''The Fan'' - formerly at 1430 (now Chinese Fairchild Radio); this station was formerly CKEY
★ CFMJ 640 - ''AM 640''
★ CFTR 680 - ''680 News''
★ CJBC 860 - Radio-Canada La Première Chaîne
★ CFRB 1010 - ''Newstalk CFRB''
★ CHUM 1050 - ''1050 Chum''
★ CHKT 1430 - ''Fairchild Radio,'' multicultural
★ CHIN 1540 - multicultural station created by Johnny Lombardi
★ CHHA 1610 - Spanish community station
★ CHEV 1610 - former special-events station, now defunct
★ CHTO 1690 - multilingual
★ CKLN 88.1 - Ryerson University
★ CIRV 88.9 - multicultural
★ CIUT 89.5 - University of Toronto
★ CKRG 89.9 - Glendon College
★ CJBC 90.3 - Radio-Canada Espace Musique
★ CKHC 90.71 - Humber College
★ CJRT 91.1 - ''Jazz FM''
★ CHIN-1 91.9 - FM rebroadcaster of CHIN (AM), not to be confused with CHIN-FM
★ CJAQ 92.5 - ''Jack FM'' adult hits
★ CFXJ 93.5 - ''Flow 93-5'' urban music
★ CBL 94.1 - CBC Radio Two
★ CJEZ 97.3 - ''EZ Rock'' soft adult contemporary
★ CHFI 98.1 - soft adult contemporary
★ CBLA 99.1 - CBC Radio One
★ CKFM 99.9 - ''Mix FM''
★ CHIN 100.7 - multicultural
★ CJSA 101.3 - Canadian Multicultural Radio
★ CIRR 103.9 - LGBT community station licensed in 2006, began broadcasting on April 16th, 2007
★ CHUM 104.5 - hot adult contemporary
★ CHOQ 105.1 - franco-ontarian community
★ CHRY 105.5 - York University
★ CKAV 106.5 - Aboriginal Voices Radio
★ CILQ 107.1 - ''Q107''
Other stations
Numerous radio stations licensed to communities outside Toronto are also marketed toward the Toronto area. This includes one American station.
★ CIAO 530 - multicultural (Brampton)
★ CHWO 740 - ''AM 740'' (Oakville)
★ WTOR 770 - multicultural (Youngstown, New York)
★ CJYE 1250 - Christian (Oakville)
★ CFBN 1280 - business news (Mississauga)
★ CJMR 1320 - multicultural (Mississauga)
★ CKDO 1350 - oldies (Oshawa)
★ CKDX 88.5 - ''Foxy 88-5'' (Newmarket)
★ CFU758 90.71 - ''RAV-FM'' (Thornhill)
★ VEK565 90.71 - ''Ridge Radio'' (Oakville)
★ CFRE 91.9 - University of Toronto at Mississauga (Mississauga)
★ CFMZ 96.3 - ''Classical 96.3'' (Cobourg)
★ CFNY 102.1 - ''102.1 The Edge'' (Brampton)
★ CIDC 103.5 - ''Z103.5'' (Orangeville)
Notes
# Three low-power community stations, serving different parts of the Greater Toronto Area, share this frequency.
Magazines
★ ''ACTivist Magazine''
★ ''fab''
★ ''Spacing''
★ ''Toronto Life''
★ ''Shameless''
★ ''This Magazine''
★ ''The Walrus''
Book Publishers
★ Coach House Press
★ Cormorant Books
★ McClelland and Stewart
★ University of Toronto Press
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