The big town near us, Lindsay, had a radio station, and I guess still has, sort of. Maybe 10 years ago it became just another arm of a multi media corporation. It moved from AM to FM and the format change was dramatic. Back before, in the AM dial , it was all locally produced. Sure sometimes it was a bit corny, but it was a true reflection of the community it served. There were programs that featured more contemporary rock, local on the seen live broadcast from events like the fall fair. At noon we always got the farm crop and livestock report. Followed by a report from the local funeral parlours, with the reading of on air obituaries. Then an old time country music show for 3 hours in the afternoon. It was great!! The advertisement was nearly all local businesses too, really a source of community came from this little radio station. And they also broadcast play by play of the local hero’s Junior C Hockey games.. Now .... it stinks!! Just the same crap that gets delivered into every other market, practically no local information or event coverage, no livestock and crop report, cause who cares about that anyway?? I miss our old CKLY AM.
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