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2. CFXJ-FM - Wikipedia

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   CFXJ also changed slogans to "Toronto's Hits. Toronto's Throwbacks." before changing to "Toronto's Hip Hop". [30] Logo under second iteration as "Flow" (2019–2022) Newcap Radio was acquired by Stingray Group in October 2018. [31] On February 11, 2019, CFXJ reverted to the Flow 93.5 branding and returned to an urban contemporary format. [32]

3. Milestone Radio - Wikipedia

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   The company was founded in 1988 by five prominent individuals in Toronto's black community. After two attempts to obtain a license, which saw the group controversially passed over in favour of existing radio services, the group finally received a license from the CRTC in 2000 to launch the country's first R&B/hip-hop outlet, CFXJ-FM - branded as "Flow 93.5", which signed on the air in 2001.

4. Denham Jolly - Wikipedia

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   FLOW 93.5 went on air in February 2001 and was the first mainstream radio station to introduce hip-hop to Canada and the first to play Drake, and played and actively promoted Canada's Black musicians. It aired as a mixture of talk and music, including O.T.A. (On the Air) Live!, a weekly interview program with hip hop artists. [18]

5. Bell Media Radio - Wikipedia

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   Toronto, Ontario: CFRB: AM 1010 Newstalk 1010 iHeart Radio Talk Network news/talk: CHUM: AM 1050 TSN 1050 TSN Radio: sports: CHUM-FM: FM 104.5 CHUM 104.5 hot adult contemporary: CKFM-FM: FM 99.9 99.9 Virgin Radio Virgin Radio: contemporary hit radio: Trois-Rivières, Quebec: CHEY-FM: FM 94.7 94,7 Rouge Rouge FM: adult contemporary: CIGB-FM: FM ...

6. CKFG-FM - Wikipedia

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   CKFG-FM (98.7 FM, Flow 98.7) is a radio station in Toronto, Ontario.Owned by CINA Media Group, it carries an urban contemporary format.The studios and offices are on Kern Road in the Don Mills neighbourhood of North York.

7. Canadian hip-hop - Wikipedia

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   The success of these artists, and the subsequent rise of hip hop artists in Toronto, was the feature of 2017 documentary 6ix Rising, produced by Noisey. In 2022, Toronto's two Black music radio formats consolidated into one. The Flow brand created for 93.5 in 2001 moved to CKFG-FM on 98.7 supplanting its original brand G98.7.

8. Farley Flex - Wikipedia

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   Flex was instrumental in founding FLOW 93.5 in Toronto, the first urban music-format radio station in Canada when it first went on the air in 2001, [2] and where he was the station's first Music Director and Vice President of Business Development.

9. Anita Erskine - Wikipedia

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   Anita's first TV show appearance on Ghanaian TV was in 1998 when she hosted the Bold and Beautiful Omnibus Talk Show on Metro TV. In Canada she worked as an administrative assistant and then a radio show host at FLOW 93.5 in Toronto. In 2006, she became the host of TV3's Mentor. [10]