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In 2020, the company acquired the assets of Laurentian Media Group, including the Sudbury.com news website and the business magazine Northern Ontario Business. [11] Village Media ceased publication of Laurentian's twice-weekly print newspaper Northern Life while retaining the Sudbury.com web edition.
In 2008, CFRM applied to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to add a rebroadcaster in Sudbury, citing that this "would allow Sudbury residents who own property on Manitoulin Island to stay connected by providing them with important information relating to local weather, marine and road reports and events specific to ...
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Women of Today was a 1950 British television talk show which aired on the BBC. It was described in the Radio Times as "A series of personal portraits". [ 1 ] It was hosted by Jeanne Heal , and ran for about four episodes.
The station's local programs are Morning North, hosted by Markus Schwabe, and Up North, hosted by Jonathan Pinto, in the afternoon.In May 2009, Morning North won the Radio and Television News Directors Association's Peter Gzowski Award for Best Information Radio Program in Central Canada, [10] and in June 2009, the program won the award for all of Canada.
Women Today was the brainchild of Clare Duignan, [1] who would later go on to serve as controller for RTÉ Radio. Duignan wanted to create a show that specifically addressed women's concerns while also simultaneously addressing how female journalists and media personalities had been sidelined at RTÉ until her concept came to fruition. [1]
Sudbury and the surrounding area, like much of East Anglia, was a hotbed of Puritan sentiment during much of the 17th century. Sudbury was among the towns called "notorious wasps' nests of dissent." [16] During the 1630s, many families departed for the Massachusetts Bay Colony as part of the wave of emigration that occurred during the Great ...
CJMX was established on October 13, 1980 by F. Baxter Ricard and Alma Ricard, the owners of Sudbury's CHNO and CFBR. CJMX's studios were located in the old King George School building at 295 Victoria Street until 1997. Its transmitter site was shared with CICI-TV and CIGM-FM near Huron Street in Sudbury.