WINNIPEG — Former 92.1 CITI morning show host Dave Wheeler and Rogers Sports & Media have settled a $1.4 million lawsuit.
Radio Articles
Tom McGouran Joining Peggy @ 99.1 as Morning Host
Veteran Winnipeg broadcaster Tom McGouran has a new radio home on Peggy @ 99.1 as the morning show host.
Greenwald Hired as New Voice of the Winnipeg Goldeyes
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have hired Doug Greenwald as the new voice of the team.
Shew Returns to Virgin Radio for Afternoons with Magz
WINNIPEG — Broadcaster Mandy Shew is returning to 103.1 Virgin Radio for a new afternoon show with Tyler Magz.
Goldeyes’ Broadcaster Steve Schuster Departing Baseball Club
Winnipeg Goldeyes’ veteran broadcaster Steve Schuster is moving on from the organization.
Joe Aiello Returns to 92.1 CITI to Join Former Co-Hosts
WINNIPEG — Joe Aiello has rejoined his former co-hosts Philly and Kirby on 92.1 CITI in a reunion of the popular morning show trio.
Goldeyes’ Schuster Named Broadcaster of the Year
Winnipeg Goldeyes’ broadcaster Steve Schuster has been named American Association Broadcaster of the Year.
Power 97 Revamps Morning Show with Jay, Nic & Vic
WINNIPEG — A new morning show is about to hit the air at Power 97.
‘Sometimes’ OK to Play Songs Containing F-Word on French Radio: Broadcast Council
MONTREAL — It’s acceptable in most cases for French radio stations to play English songs containing the F-word during the daytime, the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council said Wednesday.
680 CJOB, CBC Rule Radio Dial in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG — Local radio listeners know what they like and stick to it. The latest radio spring ratings book shows talk radio still reigns supreme on the dial.
Bombers’ New Play-by-Play Voice Ready for Action
This CFL season, Derek Taylor is taking over from Bob Irving as the radio voice of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
CRTC Approves Broadcast Component of Rogers-Shaw Deal, with Conditions
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has approved Rogers Communications Inc.’s acquisition of Shaw Communications Inc.’s broadcasting services, but will force the company to meet a series of conditions it laid out Thursday.










