A potential path forward is emerging for Canada’s first-ever licensed instructional campus radio station as Fanshawe College and a local non-profit announce a tentative agreement to look at transferring ownership of the station.

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Last year, CKCU 93.1 FM celebrated its 50th anniversary. Founded on November 15, 1975, by a group of students at Ottawa’s Carleton University, CKCU is Canada’s oldest campus community radio station on...

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Carleton University will be closed from end of business hours on Tuesday, December 23, 2025 through Sunday, January 4, 2026 inclusive for the holiday season and will re-open on Monday, January 5, 2026...

Ottawa’s airwaves will soon grow a little quieter, and that merits reflection in the Carleton University community.

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I'm Turning 50! Help Me Support CKCU This year, I'm turning 50, and instead of gifts, I'm asking you to support something close to home: CKCU, the community radio station I now have the honour of bein...

Candyshop celebrated 10 years of broadcasting on CKCU on September 18th this year. I am so grateful for the experiences, opportunities, fun times and great people I have enjoyed during my time volunte...

Independent Media Matters. Now More Than Ever CKCU's 2025 Funding Drive | Celebrating 50 Years October 24 to November 24 Goal: $193,100 For 50 years, CKCU has been a trusted voice in our community. We...

Carleton University’s community radio station, CKCU, is celebrating 50 years of entertaining and informing Ottawa. As CTV’s Camille Wilson reports, staff and vo