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CFCR Saskatoon Community Radio, in partnership with the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, is now accepting applications for performers for our Online Multicultural Music Event. Click to find out how to apply today!
CFCR is proud to present "Together In Stereo" - FM-Phasis fundraising drive 2020! Click here to find out how to donate and help keep Community Radio alive and well here in Saskatoon!
Attention youth ages 12 to 16! Apply to participate in the first annual CFCR Radio Summer Camp!
The 2020 CFCR AGM is going virtual. Click the link to find out how you can participate!
CFCR's office is currently CLOSED to the public as a precaution due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Click below for more information.
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Find out a bit more about Radio Luna with this month's Program Spotlight!
The first CFCR volunteer you will get to know in 2020 is none other than Nikki Phipps! Learn more about her journey into volunteering in this month's feature for Get to Know a CFCR Volunteer.
Even though we're all excited for the plethora of 'sight'/'vision' puns in 2020, let's not forget about 2019 just yet. There was a lot of great music last year, so a bunch of CFCR Volunteer Hosts & Staff put some lists of their favourite releases of the year together. Click below to SEEEEEE what they liked, and maybe you will too! The puns will get better, we promise.
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!
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