CFSL
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Weyburn, Saskatchewan
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| Branding | AM 1190 |
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| Slogan |
Today's Hits and All Your Country Favourites (music)
Local News. Local Weather. Local Sports. (general) |
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| Frequency | 1190 kHz |
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| Format |
Country music (full-service) |
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| Power | 10 kW (daytime)
5 kW (nighttime) |
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| Class | B |
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| Facility ID | 402 |
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| Callsign meaning |
Canada's Famous Soo Line
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| Former frequencies | 1340 kHz |
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| Affiliations | Toronto Blue Jays Radio Network |
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| Owner | Golden West Broadcasting |
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| Sister stations |
CKRC-FM, CHWY-FM
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| Webcast | Listen live |
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| Website | http://am1190radio.com/ |
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CFSL is an AM radio station licensed to Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Owned by Golden West Broadcasting, it broadcasts a country music format on 1190 AM; the station's range covers much of southeastern Saskatchewan. It shares studios with CKRC-FM and CHWY-FM at 305 Souris Avenue in downtown Weyburn.
History
CFSL signed on in 1957 under the ownership of Soo Line Broadcasting Ltd., serving both Weyburn and Estevan (until the launch of its sister station CJSL in Estevan in 1961). Starting on 1340 kHz, it moved to its current frequency at 1190 kHz around 1991.
Soo Line Broadcasting, and both CJSL and CFSL would be acquired by Golden West Broadcasting in 1995. In 2006, CFSL would gain a sister FM station, CKRC-FM
Programming
CFSL currently broadcasts a full service country music format. CFSL also carries Toronto Blue Jays baseball games syndicated by the Sportsnet Radio network.
External links
- Official website
CFSL AM history – Canadian Communications Foundation
- Query the REC's Canadian station database for CFSL
Radio stations in Southeastern Saskatchewan (including Estevan and Weyburn)
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| Estevan |
| AM Frequency | |
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| FM Frequency | - VF2393 92.3
- CHSN 102.3
- CKSE 106.1
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| Weyburn |
| AM Frequency | |
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| FM Frequency | - VF2397 99.5
- CKRC 103.5
- CHWY 106.7
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- Saskatchewan radio markets
- Estevan/Weyburn
- Flin Flon, MB/SK
- La Ronge
- Lloydminster, AB/SK
- Meadow Lake
- Moose Jaw
- Prince Albert
- Regina
- Saskatoon
- Swift Current
- The Battlefords
- Yorkton
- See also
- List of radio stations in Saskatchewan
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Coordinates: 49°27′57″N 103°50′35″W / 49.46583°N 103.84306°W / 49.46583; -103.84306
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