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About 680 NewsRadio
680 NewsRadio is Toronto's all-news radio station. It broadcasts on 680 AM under the call sign CFTR and is owned by Rogers Sports & Media, which also runs 98.1 CHFI, KiSS 92.5 and Sportsnet 590 The FAN. The station's slogan promises Breaking News and Top Local Stories, and for decades it has been the station Torontonians turn to for the news, traffic and weather. On this page you can listen to 680 NewsRadio live online, free and without an app.
All news, all the time
Unlike talk stations, 680 is built around a constant news cycle. Every few minutes listeners get local, national and international news, traffic reports for the 401, the DVP, the Gardiner and the city's other main routes, and weather updates. Business and market news, sports scores and entertainment headlines are part of the rotation, so listeners can tune in at any time and get up to date quickly.
Traffic and weather together
The station is famous in Toronto for its regular traffic and weather reports, which many commuters rely on before they leave home or get on the highway. When storms hit the city or major incidents block the roads, 680 provides continuous updates.
Part of Rogers' news operation
680 NewsRadio works closely with Rogers' CityNews television newsroom in Toronto, sharing reporters and resources. You will also find other Toronto news and talk stations on this site, such as NEWSTALK 1010, 640 Toronto and CBC Radio One Toronto.
A Toronto institution
For many Torontonians, the sound of 680's news and traffic updates is part of the morning routine at home and in the car. The station has been an all-news voice in the city for decades, and its reporters cover city hall, Queen's Park, courts and breaking stories across the GTA.
How to listen
Press play at the top of the page to start the live stream on your phone, tablet or computer. In the GTA you can tune in on 680 AM. There is no app to install and no account to create, and the player keeps going while you browse other stations.
- 100% free, no sign-up
- Live stream, 24 hours a day
- Listen from anywhere
- Works on phone and computer
How to listen to 680 NewsRadio live
In 3 simple steps, with nothing to install.
- 01Press play
Click the "Listen live" button at the top of this page.
- 02Wait a moment
The live stream starts loading within a few seconds.
- 03Enjoy
680 NewsRadio plays right in your browser, with nothing to install.
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680 NewsRadio broadcasts on 680 AM in Toronto (call sign CFTR). You can also listen online on this page.
680 NewsRadio is an all-news station with local news, traffic and weather updates throughout the day.
680 NewsRadio is owned by Rogers Sports & Media.
Yes. The live stream on this page works anywhere.
Yes. You can listen to 680 NewsRadio live for free here on Canadian Radio Stations, 24 hours a day.
Yes. 680 NewsRadio plays in your phone’s browser on Android or iPhone — there is no app to install. Just open this page and press play.
Yes. Connect your phone to the car stereo by Bluetooth or cable, open 680 NewsRadio here on Canadian Radio Stations and enjoy the live stream on the road.
If the stream does not load, wait a few seconds and press play again — some streams take a moment to connect. You can also refresh the page or try another News station meanwhile. Canadian Radio Stations checks every stream automatically.