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  • Testing New Stream Options

    Posted by Rob on January 9th, 2026

    We’re testing out a new live stream provider. Radio Mast allows us to have higher quality streams using modern software and best of all they’re based in Canada! Check it out and let us know what you think:

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  • Solstice Open Mic

    Posted by CKUW PD on December 15th, 2025

    On Saturday December 20th join old Kits for a Solstice Open Mic.

    From 11am to 1pm The Temple Tent Revival will be opening up the airwaves to carollers and instrumentalists to play their favourite tunes live on air.

    Performers are encouraged to give a shout out to their favourite charities.

    To register email [email protected]

  • Giving Tuesday December 2nd

    Posted by Rob on December 1st, 2025

    Giving Tuesday is a tradition where after the consumerism of Black Friday we ask listeners to reflect on and support the things that matter in your community!

    This is a great time to renew your support to CKUW or to make a first time donation to CKUW. Donations from listeners like you enable us to maintain and improve upon the independent, locally focused radio that you enjoy. CKUW initiatives such as Radio Camp, Stylus Magazine, and listener available on-line programming archives would not be possible without your contributions.

    Please make a secure donation today at https://ckuw.ca/donate
    (Tax receipts are available as requested)

  • Palestinian Solidarity Under Attack special broadcast

    Posted by CKUW PD on November 27th, 2025

    November 28th from 1-2pm and Nov 29th from 8-9am CKUW 95.9fm will broadcast audio from the talk Palestinian Solidarity Under Attack that happened at the Union Centre on November 19th 2025. The talk was sponsored by CUPE Manitoba and Independent Jewish Voices.

  • Special Broadcast for Truth and Reconciliation Day

    Posted by CKUW PD on September 23rd, 2025

    The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a time to honour Residential School Survivors, their families and communities.

    On September 30th at 2pm, tune in to listen to APTN’s “Remembering the Children: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation,” a special 90-minute broadcast from Parliament Hill on the unceded, unsurrendered territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation. Hosts Earl Wood and Melissa Mollen Dupuis will guide listeners through heartfelt reflections from Survivors and unforgettable performances by Indigenous artists, including Eagle River Drum Group, DeeDee Austin, Burnstick, Julian Taylor and Susan Aglukark.

    This is a moment to come together in remembrance, reflection and a shared commitment to reconciliation. Tune in on CKUW 95.9fm on September 30th at 2pm