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99.9 The Bay at a glance

Frequency99.9 FM
LocationThunder Bay, ON
GenreAdult Contemporary
LanguageEnglish
StatusOn air
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99.9FMThunder Bay

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About the station

About 99.9 The Bay

99.9 The Bay is a music station in Thunder Bay, Ontario. It broadcasts on 99.9 FM under the call sign CJUK-FM and is owned by Acadia Broadcasting, which runs local stations in northern Ontario and Atlantic Canada. The station uses the slogan Today's Hit Music and plays a broad mix that suits listeners of all ages across the city and the surrounding region on the north shore of Lake Superior. On this page you can listen to 99.9 The Bay live online, free and without an app.

The music

The Bay plays an adult contemporary mix: current hits together with favourites from the 2000s, 90s, 80s and 70s. The variety makes it a station that families, workplaces and shops can agree on, and it is a familiar sound across Thunder Bay.

Local radio for northwestern Ontario

Thunder Bay is the largest city in northwestern Ontario, and local radio plays a big role in a region of long distances and harsh winters. The Bay's hosts keep listeners informed about weather, road conditions on the Trans-Canada Highway and community events, from the Thunder Bay Country Market to hockey and festivals. Acadia Broadcasting's local news team covers the stories that matter in the city and the region.

Acadia Broadcasting

Acadia Broadcasting's stations include Country 105 in Thunder Bay, Hot Country 103.5 in Halifax, 91.9 The Bend in Moncton and 97.3 The Wave and Country 94 in Saint John. You will find all of them on this site.

Listen anywhere

Online, 99.9 The Bay reaches people from Thunder Bay who live elsewhere in Canada and want to hear the voices and news of home. 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 Thunder Bay area you can tune in on 99.9 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 websitewww.999thebay.ca
Step by step

How to listen to 99.9 The Bay 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

    99.9 The Bay plays right in your browser, with nothing to install.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

The Bay broadcasts on 99.9 FM in Thunder Bay, Ontario (call sign CJUK-FM). You can also listen online on this page.

99.9 The Bay plays an adult contemporary mix of current hits and favourites from the 70s to the 2000s.

99.9 The Bay is owned by Acadia Broadcasting.

Yes. The live stream on this page works anywhere.

Yes. You can listen to 99.9 The Bay live for free here on Canadian Radio Stations, 24 hours a day.

Yes. 99.9 The Bay 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 99.9 The Bay 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 Adult Contemporary station meanwhile. Canadian Radio Stations checks every stream automatically.

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