Radio by province live
Find your province’s stations in seconds. Choose where you are — or where you want to travel by ear — and listen live to the local radio of that part of Canada, free and with nothing to install.
- Provinces
- 13
- Cities
- 695
- Stations
- 3,002
Map of Canadian radio stations by province
Darker provinces have more stations. Tap one to open its radio.
FewerMore stations
- Most stations
- Ontario 1,419 stations
- Runner-up
- Quebec 568 stations
- Top city
- Toronto 697 stations
- Biggest region
- Central Canada 66% of all stations
Central Canada1,987 stations
The Prairies516 stations
West Coast232 stations
Atlantic Canada219 stations
Northern Canada48 stations
Your province’s radio, together
From British Columbia to Newfoundland and Labrador, every province and territory has its favourite stations — the ones with the local news, the traffic and weather, the hockey talk and the music. We have organised them by province so you get straight to what matters: the radio of your part of the country.
Close to home or far away
Listening by province is ideal for anyone living away from home, for long drives on the Trans-Canada and for anyone curious how each part of the country sounds. Each province page lists its main cities and stations, by popularity, always live.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find my province’s stations?
Choose your province or territory from the list on this page. You will see its cities and stations, ready to play live and free.
Do I have to live in a province to listen?
No. You can listen to any province’s stations from anywhere — perfect when you are missing home.
Are the stations free?
Yes. Every station on Canadian Radio Stations is 100% free, live, 24 hours a day, with no sign-up.
Which provinces have the most stations?
Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia and Manitoba — with 1,419, 568, 250, 232, 136 stations respectively.