Media in Thunder Bay

Columns: Frequency | Call sign | Branding | Format | Owner | Notes
FM 88.3 | CBQT-FM | CBC Radio One | public news / talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | Rebroadcast throughout Northwestern Ontario | FM 89.3 | CBON-FM-20 | Ici Radio-Canada Première | public news / talk | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | French , rebroadcaster of CBON-FM ( Sudbury ) | FM 90.5 | CKSI-FM | Thunder Bay Information Radio | Tourist information , weather , emergency information | Thunder Bay Information Radio Inc. ( Information Radio ) | FM 91.5 | CKPR-FM | CKPR 91.5 | adult contemporary | Dougall Media | Formerly broadcast at AM 580 | FM 94.3 | CJSD-FM | Rock 94 | active rock | Dougall Media | FM 95.1 | CJOA-FM | CJOA 95.1 | Christian music | St. Joseph 's Care Group | Rebroadcast at Candy Mountain at FM 93.1 until 2005 | FM 97.1 | CITB-FM | tourist information | Superior Info Radio | FM 98.1 | CJTL-FM-1 | First Nations and Christian Radio | Native Evangelical Fellowship of Canada | Rebroadcast of CJTL-FM Pickle Lake | FM 99.9 | CJUK-FM | 99.9 The Bay | Classic hits | Acadia Broadcasting Limited | FM 101.7 | CBQ-FM | CBC Music | public music | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | FM 102.7 | CILU-FM | LU Radio | campus radio | Lakehead University | FM 105.3 | CKTG-FM | Country 105 | country music | Acadia Broadcasting Limited | Call letters were CJLB until 2005

Example questions:
How far north of Toronto is the owner of the radio station that broadcasts in Thunder Bay , Ontario Canada ? | On what date was the owner established who has a radio network in Thunder Bay , Ontario , Canada available to 98 percent of Canadians ? | What was acquired in 2007 by the owner of the radio station in Thunder Bay , Ontario , Canada that was first licensed as a low-power station ? | On which street is the owner of the radio station , in Thunder Bay , Ontario , Canada that launched in August 2001 ? | Who licensed the radio station in Thunder Bay , Ontario , Canada , whose owner has a business school in northern Ontario ?

Answers:
150 kilometres | November 2 , 1936 | Fawcett Broadcasting | King Street | Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission