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Get Maximum Exposure to the Largest Number of Professionals in The Canadian Comprehensive Network (English) National distribution to all news media. Dailies, weeklies, radio, television, news agencies, broadcast networks, online databases and websites, including newswire.ca. News Media Chetwynd Fort Nelson CHET-FM [Peace FM] Fort Nelson News Chetwynd Echo British Columbia Fort St. James Chilliwack Caledonia Courier 100 Mile House CFSR-FM (Star FM) CKBX-AM CKSR-FM (98.3 Star FM) Fort St. John CKWL-AM [The Wolf] Chilliwack Progress Alaska Highway News Chilliwack Times CHRX-FM (Energy 98) Abbotsford CKNL-FM (The Bear) CKQC-FM Clearbrook Abbotsford/Mission Times CFEG-TV Gabriola Island Gabriola Sounder Agassiz Clearwater Agassiz Harrison Observer North Thompson Times Golden CKGR-AM [EZ Rock] Aldergrove Coquitlam CKIR-AM [1400 AM EZ ROCK Aldergrove Star Now, The GOLDEN] Ashcroft Courtenay Hagensborg Ashcroft Cache Creek Journal CKLR-FM (The Eagle) Coast Mountain News Comox Valley Echo Barriere Hope North Thompson Star Journal Cranbrook Hope Standard, The CHBZ-FM (B104) Burnaby CHDR-FM (The Drive) Invermere CFML-FM (Evolution 107.9 FM) CJDR-FM (99.1 The Drive) Invermere Valley Echo CHAN-TV (Global BC) Cranbrook Daily Townsman Burnaby NewsLeader East Kootenay Weekly Kamloops BurnabyNow Kootenay News Advertiser CHNL-AM (Radio NL) New Westminster Record CIFM-FM (98 Point 3 CIFM) Creston CKBZ-FM (B-100) Burns Lake Creston Valley Advance CKRV-FM (The River) Lakes District News CFJC-TV Dawson Creek Kamloops Daily News Campbell River CJDC-AM Kamloops This Week Campbell River Courier-Islander CJDC-TV (NTV) Midweek, the Dawson Creek Daily News Kelowna North Islander Dawson Creek Mirror CKFR-AM (AM 1150 News, Talk, Sports) Castlegar Delta CKQQ-FM (Q103) CHNV-FM (Nelson) South Delta Leader CBTK-FM (CBC Radio One) CKGF-FM CHSU-FM (99.9 Sun FM) CKQR-FM (BKR) Duncan CILK-FM [101 Silk FM] Castlegar News Cowichan News-Leader and CKLZ-FM (Power 104) Pictorial CHBC-TV (CHBC News) Cowichan Valley Citizen The Daily Courier Kelowna Capital News Canadian Comprehensive Network (English), continued Page 2 Keremeos North Vancouver Sechelt Keremeos Review North Shore News Coast Reporter The North Shore Outlook Kimberley Sicamous Kimberley Daily Bulletin, The Oliver Eagle Valley News Oliver Chronicle Kitimat Sidney CKTK-AM Osoyoos Peninsula News Review Northern Connector/Northern Osoyoos Times Sentinel Smithers Parksville Smithers Interior News Ladner Parksville Qualicum Beach News Delta Optimist Squamish Penticton Squamish Chief Ladysmith CJOR-AM [EZ Rock] Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle CKOR-AM Surrey Sun 97.1-FM CHNU-TV [Joytv 10] Lake Cowichan Penticton Herald Cloverdale Reporter News Lake Cowichan Gazette Southern Exposure Penticton Western News Terrace Langley CFTK-AM (The Mix) Langley Advance News Port Alberni CHTK-AM [The Mix 560] Langley Times Alberni Valley Times CJFW-FM Alberni Valley News Terrace Standard Lillooet Alberni Valley Pennyworth Bridge River Lillooet News Trail Powell River CFKC-AM Lumby Powell River Peak CJAT-FM [KBS] Lumby Valley Times CKKC-FM Prince George Mackenzie CJCI-FM (The Wolf @ 97 FM) Ucluelet The Mackenzie Times CKDV-FM (93.3 The Drive) Westerly News CBYG-FM (CBC Radio One) Maple Ridge CIRX-FM (94X FM) Valemount Maple Ridge News CKKN-FM (101.3 The River) Valley Sentinel, The Maple Ridge Pitt-Meadows Times CKPG-TV Prince George Citizen, The Vancouver Merritt Prince George Free Press CBU-AM (CBC Radio One) CJNL-AM [1230 Radio NL] CFUN-FM (Sonic 104.9 FM) CKMQ-FM (Q101) Prince Rupert CHMJ-AM (AM730) CFPR-AM (CBC Radio One) CKNW-AM Mission CKST-AM (Team 1040) Mission City Record Richmond CKWX-AM (News 1130) CISL-AM [AM 650] CBU-FM (CBC Radio Two) Nanaimo CKZZ-FM [Virgin Radio 953] CBUF-FM (Première Chaîne) CHWF-FM Richmond News CFMI-FM (Rock 101) CKWV-FM Richmond Review CFOX-FM (The Fox) Nanaimo Daily News CFRO-FM [102.7 Co-op Radio] Harbour City Star Salmon Arm CFUN-FM Nanaimo News Bulletin CKXR-FM CHQM-FM (103.5 QM/FM) Lakeshore News CJJR-FM [93.7 JRfm] Nelson Salmon Arm Observer CKLG-FM (JACK FM) Nelson Daily News Shuswap Market News CBUFT-TV CBUT-TV (CBC) New Denver Salt Spring Island CIVT-TV Valley Voice Gulf Islands CKVU-TV (Citytv Vancouver) Gulf Islands Driftwood Canadian Comprehensive Network (English), continued Page 3 OMNI-TV Beaverlodge Claresholm 24 Hours Vancouver Beaverlodge Advertiser Claresholm Local Press Globe and Mail Vancouver Bureau Metro Vancouver Blairmore Cochrane Province, The CJEV-AM [Mountain Radio] Calgary Country Sing Tao Daily (Vancouver) CJPR-AM (Mountain Radio) Cochrane Eagle Vancouver Sun, The Crowsnest Pass Herald Vancouver Courier Cold Lake CBC Radio 3 Bonnyville CJXK-FM [95.3 K-Rock] Bonnyville Nouvelle Vanderhoof Coronation Vanderhoof Omineca Express Bow Island Coronation Review 40-Mile County Commentator Vernon Didsbury CICF-FM [Sun 105.7] Brooks Didsbury Review CKIZ-FM [107.5 Kiss FM] CIBQ-AM [Q13] Vernon Morning Star CIXF-FM (101.1The Fox) Drayton Valley Brooks & County Chronicle CIBW-FM [Big West 93] Victoria Brooks Bulletin Newspapers Drayton Valley Western Review CFAX-AM [CFAX 1070] CBCV-FM (CBC Radio One) Calgary Drumheller CHBE-FM [107.3 Kool FM] CBR-AM (CBC Radio One) CKDQ-AM (Q-91) CIOC-FM [98.5 The Ocean] CFAC-AM (960 CFAC) CHEK-TV CFFR-AM Edmonton CIVI-TV (CTV Two Vancouver CHQR-AM (QR77) CBX-AM (CBC Radio One) Island) CBR-FM (CBC Radio Two) CFCW-AM Times Colonist CFEX-FM CFRN-AM (The Team 1260) Goldstream Gazette CFGQ-FM (Q107) CHED-AM (AM 630) Lookout Newspaper CFXL-FM [XL103 FM] CHFA-AM (Première Chaîne) Oak Bay News CHFM-FM (Lite 96) CHQT-AM [iNews880] Saanich News CIQX-FM (XL 103 FM) CJCA-AM [AM930 The Light] CJAQ-FM CKUA-AM Williams Lake CJAY-FM [CJAY 92] CBX-FM (CBC Radio Two) Williams Lake Tribune CKRY-FM (Country 105) CFBR-FM (The Bear) Williams Lake Weekender, The CBRT-TV (CBC) CFMG-FM (Virgin 104.9) CFCN-TV (Calgary) CIRK-FM Quesnel CICT-TV (Global Calgary) CISN-FM (CISN Country 103.9 CKCQ-AM (The Wolf) CJCO-TV (OMNI Calgary) FM) CKAL-TV (Citytv Calgary) CKNG-FM (92.5 Joe FM) Alberta Calgary Herald, The CKRA-FM [96.3 Capital FM] Calgary Sun, The CBXFT-TV Airdrie Globe and Mail Calgary Bureau CBXT-TV (CBC) Airdrie Echo Swerve CFRN-TV (CTV) CITV-TV (Global Edmonton) Athabasca Camrose CJEO-TV [OMNI Edmonton] CKBA-FM Camrose Booster CKEM-TV (Citytv Edmonton) Camrose Canadian 24 Hours Edmonton Banff CHMN-FM (Mountain Radio) Edmonton Journal, The Banff Crag & Canyon Rocky Mountain Outlook Edmonton Sun, The Canmore Leader Globe and Mail Edmonton Bureau Carstairs Edmonton Examiner Bashaw Carstairs Courier Bashaw Star Edson Castor Edson Leader Bassano Castor Advance The Weekly Anchor Bassano Times Canadian Comprehensive Network (English), continued Page 4 Elk Point Lac La Biche Ponoka Elk Point Review Lac La Biche Post The Ponoka News Fairview La Crete Provost Fairview Post The Northern Pioneer The Provost News Falher Lacombe Red Cliff Smoky River Express Lacombe Globe CFMY-FM [MY 96] CHAT-FM [CHAT 94.5 FM] Fort Macleod Lamont CHAT-TV [CHAT News] Macleod Gazette Lamont Leader Red Deer Fort McMurray Leduc CFDV-FM CHFT-FM (100.5 K-Rock) Leduc Representative CHUB-FM (Big 105) CKOS-FM [KAOS 91.1 FM] CIZZ-FM (Zed 99) Lethbridge CKGY-FM (KG Country) Fort Saskatchewan CFRV-FM [107-7 The River] Red Deer Advocate Record, The CHLB-FM/CJBZ-FM Central Alberta Life Sturgeon Creek Post CJOC-FM [94.1 The Lounge] Red Deer Express CJRX-FM [Rock 106] Fox Creek CFCN-TV (Lethbridge) Rimbey Fox Creek Times CISA-TV [Global Lethbridge] Rimbey Review Lethbridge Herald Grande Cache Lethbridge Sun Times Rocky Mountain House Grande Cache Mountaineer The Mountaineer Lloydminster Grande Prairie Lloydminster Meridian Booster Sedgewick CFGP-FM (ROCK 97.7 FM) The Community Press CFRI-FM (104.7 FREE FM) Mayerthorpe CJXX-FM (Big Country FM) Freelancer, The Sexsmith Sexsmith Sentinel Grimshaw Medicine Hat The Mile Zero News Medicine Hat News Slave Lake Prairie Post CKWA-AM Hanna Scope Newspaper Hanna Herald Millet The Lakeside Leader Leduc Wetaskiwin Pipestone Flyer High Level Spruce Grove CKHL-FM [YL Country] Nanton Grove Examiner Echo (High Level), The Nanton News Onoway Community Voice Stony Plain Reporter High Prairie Olds Wabamun Community Voice CKVH-AM (1020 The Fox) CKLJ-FM [CK-FM] South Peace News Mountain View Gazette St. Albert Saint City News High River Oyen St. Albert Gazette CHRB-AM (AM 1140) Oyen Echo High River Times St. Paul Peace River CHLW-AM Hinton CKYL-AM [YL Country] St. Paul Journal Hinton Parklander CKKX-FM Peace River Record-Gazette Stand Off Innisfail Blood Tribe News Innisfail Province Pincher Creek Pincher Creek Echo Stettler Irricana CKSQ-AM [Q14] Rocky View Weekly Stettler Independent Canadian Comprehensive Network (English), continued Page 5 Sundre Carlyle Maple Creek Sundre Round Up Carlyle Observer Maple Creek News Times Maple Creek News, The Swan Hills Carnduff Swan Hills Grizzly Gazette Carnduff Gazette Post News Melfort CKJH-AM Sylvan Lake Davidson CJVR-FM Eckville Echo Davidson Leader Melfort Journal Sylvan Lake News Esterhazy Melville Taber Esterhazy Miner-Journal Melville Advance The Taber Times Estevan Moose Jaw Three Hills CHSN-FM [Sun 102] Moose Jaw Times-Herald Three Hills Capital Estevan Mercury This Week Sunday Southeast Trader Express, The Tofield Moosomin Tofield Mercury, The Eston The World-Spectator Eston-Elrose Press Review Two Hills Nipawin Two Hills and County Chronicle Foam Lake CJNE-FM [The Storm] Foam Lake Review Nipawin Journal Vermilion Northeast Sun Vermilion Standard Gravelbourg Gravelbourg Tribune North Battleford Viking CJCQ-FM [Q98] The Weekly Review Grenfell News-Optimist Broadview Express Regional Optimist Wainwright
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