About Bayshore Broadcasting

Community: Owen Sound
Frequency: 560 AM
Est. 1940

560 CFOS is proud to play the oldies you want along with award-winning local news, weather, sports, and talk shows.  CFOS began broadcasting in 1940 and is preparing to celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2010!

CFOS has been broadcasting at 560 kHz on the AM dial from downtown Owen Sound for over 50 years.

Community: Owen Sound
Frequency: 106.5 FM
Est. 1988

Mix 1065 brings you MORE of what you want: a great mix of the classics you know and love from yesterday, plus a few tracks that you'll some day think back on as classics.  The 106-minute Monster Mix kicks your workday off right and the Retro Lunch brings you back to a different year every day!

Launched in 1988 as K106.5, Mix 106.5 has been playing your favourite songs from today and yesterday for over 20 years.

Mix 1065 (CIXK-FM) can be found at 106.5 FM on your FM dial.

Community: Owen Sound
Frequency: 93.7 FM
Est. 2001

Country 93 has been bringing today's best country to Grey and Bruce counties and beyond since 2001.  With music that connects with so many people in our highly rural and agricultural region, Country 93 has been welcomed with open arms into the community.  Whether you're at work, out in the field, driving your truck, or dancing up a storm at one of our legendary Video Dance Parties, we've got you covered with the music you love all day long.

Country 93 (CKYC-FM) can be found at 93.7 FM on your FM dial.

Community: Saugeen Shores
Frequency: 97.9 FM
Est. 2005

98 the Beach serves Saugeen Shores and the surrounding area with a great selection of lite hits for the lighthouse coast.  1490 CFPS was originally an AM repeater for 560 CFOS, until Bayshore Broadcasting recognized the need and desire for local radio in the Saugeen Shores area.

In 2005, 98 the Beach was born and has been welcomed warmly by the community since day one.  Along with great music from today and yesterday, 98 the Beach brings the full package of local news, sports, and information that listeners have come to expect from the Bayshore Broadcasting family of stations.

98 the Beach (CFPS-FM) broadcasts from downtown Port Elgin and can be found at 97.9 FM on your FM dial, from the tip of the Bruce Peninsula to Goderich.

Community: Wasaga Beach
Frequency: 97.7 FM
Est. 2007

97.7 the Beach brings a great selection of lite hits from today and yesterday to Wasaga Beach and the southern Georgian Bay area.  Recognizing that Wasaga Beach was completely without its own local radio, Bayshore Broadcasting founded 97.7 the Beach in 2007 with the same winning mix of great music and local news, sports, and information that has become so popular in Saugeen Shores.

97.7 the Beach (CHGB-FM) broadcasts from downtown Wasaga Beach and can be found at 97.7 FM on your FM dial, from the Blue Mountains, to Penetanguishene, to Barrie.

Community: Goderich
Frequency: 104.9 FM
Est. 2007

104.9 the Beach carries to Goderich and the surrounding area the great mix of lite hits, local news, sports, and weather information that listeners of the Beach stations have come to love.  Launched in 2007, 104.9 is uniquely tailored to Goderich, Bayfield, Grand Bend, and other communities along Ontario's West Coast.

104.9 the Beach (CHWC-FM) broadcasts from downtown Goderich and can be found at 104.9 FM on your FM dial, from Grand Bend, to Seaforth, to Amberley, and all points in between!

Community: Orillia
Frequency: 89.1 FM
Est. 2009

In 2009, the CRTC granted Bayshore Broadcasting a license to launch a new radio station in Orillia. Sunshine 89.1 will fill a void in the Orillia area with a focus on local news and reflection and soft adult-contemporary music.

Keep an eye on http://www.sunshine891.ca for updates on the new Sunshine 89.1, Voice of the Twin Lakes!

Sunshine 89.1 will be found at 89.1 FM on your FM dial.

Community: Owen Sound
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The Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre is your #1 choice for award-winning local news, sports, and information.  We have the largest radio news team in the entire Georgian Bay and Lake Huron region.  Catch our newscasts several times daily on any of the Bayshore Broadcasting stations, or online anytime on the new and improved News Centre website!