If you’re a listener of QR Calgary on the the AM frequency, the broadcast you typically hear will be unavailable as we do some maintenance on our transmitter towers starting Friday Nov. 24 at 11 p.m. until Saturday Nov. 25 at 5 a.m.
This means we’re off the air for a few hours overnight from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., but during this time listeners can tune us in at 107.3 FM, online at qrcalgary.com, or HD radio 105.1 channel 2.
Our website will still have all the up-to-date news and information our audience requires.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate listeners’ patience.
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‘Walk In Her Shoes’ event held in Kainai Nation
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Manitoba announces reduced rent on agricultural Crown land
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Who benefits from Manitoba’s ‘gas tax holiday,’ and for how long?
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Halifax Transit pushes to get safety officers aboard buses and ferries
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Man in hospital after falling onto frozen Whitemud Creek ice in southwest Edmonton
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City of Saskatoon takes steps to address housing affordability
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Canadian Military trains to extinguish burning helicopters
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Saskatoon student facilitators see increased calls as kids struggle with mental health
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Toronto pet owners face ‘excruciating decisions’ in cost-of-living crisis
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Black Friday weekend kicks off in Kingston
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City of Regina to select new REAL board of directors during special council meeting
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Doug Ford says he will waive cabinet privilege in RCMP Greenbelt investigation
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Pedestrian struck and killed on Highway 3 in southern Alberta
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Ontario watchdog to review new information from Nova Scotia mass shooting inquiry
OTHER NEWS
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The City of Toronto says it will begin to clear out an encampment in Kensington Market on Friday morning due to it being an “immediate public safety risk.” Russell Baker, ... Read more »
Residents have been allowed to return home as stabilization works get underway on a rockslide in Penticton, B.C. A rockslide evacuated 25 homes in the Pleasant Valley Mobile Home Park ... Read more »
As mundane urban city life churns on around them, a growing population of people are seeking shelter, trying to survive another night. Some are in tents tucked among the trees ... Read more »
Whether it’s a big box store or online, the Black Friday weekend has been a concern for local businesses. Sarah Amies, executive director of the Downtown Lethbridge Business Revitalization Zone, ... Read more »
A timber company working on the overdue and over-budget West Kelowna city hall project has filed a civil suit, claiming they’re owed hundreds of thousands of dollars. Seagate Mass Timber, ... Read more »
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has blocked a motion to launch a provincial auditor investigation into the Ministry of Social Services policy on hotel stays. The motion made by NDP social ... Read more »