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We're headed back to Sled Island with some of finest Saskatoon friends. And it's going to be fun. Real fun.
Attention CFCR members. Our Annual General Meeting is upon us. Click below for all the details you need, or to download a Board Nomination Form!
Want to go to the Sled Island Music & Arts Festival for free? Damn rights you do. Click here to find out how!
On Thursday, May 16, UBC Campus Radio CiTR presents the fifth annual Access Day, a 10-hour special broadcast day, and CFCR is proud to be a supporting and contributing station, via our own program People With Disabilities Speak Out! Click below for details on how you can tune in!
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Our very own Nikki Phipps had the opportunity to see the Joshua Redman Quartet as part of the Sasktel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival!
Our Program Director Jay Allen traipsed around the Sled Island Festival for the TENTH time in a row, and brought back a wheelbarrow full of pictures and ramblings!
One of CFCR's young up & coming Hosts, 18-year-old Carter Engele dives into Sled Island 2019 and comes to the surface with a thoughtful look at this year's Festival!
CFCR Host Trash Can Dan was one of CFCR's intrepid reporters for the 2019 edition of the Sled Island Music Festival in Calgary. Check out his musings on his Sled experience by clicking below!
The Nightshirt Music Festival happened this past weekend, and CFCR Host Nikki Phipps took in a lively set by Vancouver's NEEDS. Click below and read all about it!
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