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Click here to find out all you need about our Annual Funding Drive, FM-Phasis 2019!
CFCR is pumped to announce our annual FM-Phasis fundraiser shows! Each year, we team up with some of favourite local (and out of town) bands and work towards a common goal - keeping Community Radio alive and well in Saskatoon.
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!
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Jean-Philippe Deneault, active CFCR Board member and one of the Saturday evening hosts of Couleurs Café, is this month's feature for Get to Know a CFCR Volunteer. Read more about JP's history with CFCR!
You probably know Brenda Helm as "The Leather Queen," co-host of CFCR's Monday evening blues program, Rollin' & Tumblin' With The Blues. But, there's a lot you probably didn't know about this great Volunteer, so click below and read on!
Thursday Green Eggs & Ham Host Darryl "The Reverend" Dozlaw sojourned south to Regina to take in the 50th Anniversary of The Regina Folk Festival, so click on to read about all the great music (and stormy weather) that he found there!
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!
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CFCR acknowledges that we operate on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional territory of Cree Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.
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