CKBT-FM
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CKBT is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 91.5 FM in Kitchener, Ontario from the Global TV tower at 475 Ayr Road, near Paris, Ontario. The station broadcasts a Top 40 format as 91.5 The Beat. The station had been doing rhythmic top 40 until August 6, 2005, the day they segued to their current format.
The station was launched by CanWest Global in 2004. Studios are at 235 King Street East, Suite 120, Kitchener.
In September 2006, Corus Entertainment, already owner of CJDV-FM in nearby Cambridge, announced it would buy CKBT, as well as Winnipeg's CJZZ-FM, from CanWest, subject to CRTC approval.
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FM: CJIQ 88.3 | CBLA 89.1 | CJBC 89.9 | CBL 90.7 | CKBT 91.5 | CJTW 94.3 | CHYM 96.7 | CKWR 98.5 | CKMS 100.3 | CFCA 105.3 | CIKZ 106.7 | CJDV 107.5
Corporate Directors: David Asper | Gail Asper | Leonard Asper | Lloyd Barber | Derek Burney | Ronald Daniels | David Drybrough | Paul Godfrey | Frank King | Lisa Pankratz
Radio Stations: CJZZ | CKBT
CJZZ and CKBT have been sold to Corus Entertainment, pending CRTC approval.
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