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97.3 The Wave at a glance

Frequency97.3 FM
LocationSaint John, NB
GenreHot AC
LanguageEnglish
StatusOn air
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97.3 The Wave frequencies

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97.3FMSaint John

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About the station

About 97.3 The Wave

97.3 The Wave is a hit music station in Saint John, New Brunswick. It broadcasts on 97.3 FM under the call sign CHWV-FM and is owned by Acadia Broadcasting, the Maritime company that also runs Country 94 in the same city, with studios on King Street in uptown Saint John. On this page you can listen to 97.3 The Wave live online, free and without an app.

The music

The Wave plays a hot adult contemporary mix: today's pop hits, R&B and hip hop crossovers, along with throwbacks from the 2000s and 2010s. The sound is upbeat and modern, aimed at young adults and families, and it makes the station a popular choice in cars, workplaces and shops around Saint John.

Local radio for Saint John

Between songs, The Wave's local hosts talk about life in the Port City: news, weather, traffic, events at the TD Station and the harbourfront, and community happenings in Rothesay, Quispamsis and Grand Bay-Westfield. The station runs contests and supports local charities and events. Acadia Broadcasting's local newsroom keeps listeners informed about what is happening in the region.

Sister stations

Acadia Broadcasting runs two very different stations in Saint John: 97.3 The Wave for hit music and Country 94 for country. If you like The Wave, you may also enjoy other hit stations in the Maritimes, such as JACK 92.9 in Halifax and 91.9 The Bend in Moncton, which you will find on this site.

Maritimers everywhere

Online, The Wave reaches people from Saint John who have moved away for work or study and want to keep a piece of home in their day. The stream works on any phone, tablet or computer.

How to listen

Press play at the top of the page to start the live stream. In the Saint John area you can tune in on 97.3 FM. There is no app to install and no account to create, and the player keeps going while you browse other stations.

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Official websiteyoursaintjohn.ca
Step by step

How to listen to 97.3 The Wave live

In 3 simple steps, with nothing to install.

  1. 01Press play

    Click the "Listen live" button at the top of this page.

  2. 02Wait a moment

    The live stream starts loading within a few seconds.

  3. 03Enjoy

    97.3 The Wave plays right in your browser, with nothing to install.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

The Wave broadcasts on 97.3 FM in Saint John, New Brunswick (call sign CHWV-FM). You can also listen online on this page.

97.3 The Wave plays hot adult contemporary: current pop hits, R&B and throwbacks from the 2000s and 2010s.

97.3 The Wave is owned by Acadia Broadcasting, which also owns Country 94 in Saint John.

Yes. The live stream on this page works anywhere.

Yes. You can listen to 97.3 The Wave live for free here on Canadian Radio Stations, 24 hours a day.

Yes. 97.3 The Wave 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 97.3 The Wave 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 Hot AC station meanwhile. Canadian Radio Stations checks every stream automatically.

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