Media in Kamloops
List of media providers in Kamloops, British Columbia
This is a list of media in Kamloops, British Columbia.
Radio
Frequency | Call sign | Branding | Format | Owner | Notes |
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610 AM | CHNL | Radio NL - News, Talk, Sports | news/talk | Newcap Radio | English |
92.5 FM | CFBX-FM | The X | campus radio | Thompson Rivers University | |
94.1 FM | CBYK-FM | CBC Radio One | news/talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | English |
96.5 FM | CBUF-FM-6 | Ici Radio-Canada Première | news/talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | French; repeats CBUF-FM Vancouver |
97.5 FM | CKRV-FM | K97.5 | classic rock | Newcap Radio | English |
98.3 FM | CIFM-FM | 98.3 CIFM | active rock | Jim Pattison Group | English |
100.1 FM | CKBZ-FM | B100 | adult contemporary | Jim Pattison Group | English |
101.9 FM | CBPL-FM | WeatherRadio | Weather | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (owner) Weatheradio Canada (operator) | English / French |
103.1 FM | CJKC-FM | New Country 103.1 | country | Newcap Radio | English |
105.3 FM | CBU-FM-4 | CBC Music | Public/Music | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | English; repeats CBU-FM Vancouver |
Television
The incumbent cable television provider is Shaw Communications.
OTA virtual channel (PSIP) | OTA channel | Shaw Cable | Call Sign | Network | Notes |
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– | 4 (VHF) | 7 | CFJC-TV | City (affiliate) | Former CBC Television affiliate |
22.1 | 22 (UHF) | 8 | CHKM-DT | Global | Rebroadcaster of CHAN-DT (Vancouver) |
Kamloops is not designated as a mandatory market for digital television conversion. The Kamloops area does not receive CBC Television, Ici Radio-Canada Télé, or CTV over the air.
The city's main daily newspaper was the Kamloops Daily News which ceased publication in 2014.[1] The city is also home to Kamloops This Week,[2] a free newspaper which publishes two times a week.
Digital
The city has three websites covering daily news in the Kamloops market: KamloopsMatters,[3] infoNEWS,[4] and KamloopsBCNow.[5] In 2022 a digital media outlet called The Wren launched.[6]
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