About
CBC Radio One Ottawa (CBO-FM) is a Canadian radio station broadcasting at 91.5 FM and playing a key role in public radio broadcasting in the nation's capital, Ottawa, Ontario. Founded in 1924 as CKCH, the station became CBC-owned in 1937. Today, it offers a variety of content, including national and local news, current affairs, and community issues. Signature programs such as "Ottawa Morning" and "In Town and Out of Town" cover regional issues and events, making the station an important source of information for local residents.
First air date: February 27, 1924
Call sign: CBO-FM
Owner: CBC Radio
Broadcast area National Capital Region; Eastern Ontario; Western Quebec; Upstate New York
Sister Stations from Ottawa
CBC Radio One Channels
Toronto
Vancouver
Victoria
Saint John
Charlottetown
Iqaluit
St. John's
Kelowna
Kamloops
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Kitchener-Waterloo
London
Montreal
Thunder Bay
Calgary
Edmonton
Rankin Inlet
Yellowknife
Winnipeg
Fredericton
Moncton
Corner Brook
Goose Bay
Grand Falls
Inuvik
Halifax
Sydney
Barrie
Kenora
Kingston
Peterborough
Sudbury
Windsor
North Quebec
Quebec City
Regina
Saskatoon
Whitehorse
Frequency
- Ottawa 91.5 FM
- Belleville 90.3 FM
- Brockville 91.9 FM
- Cornwall 95.5 FM
- Deep River 97.9 FM
- Kingston 107.5 FM
- Maniwaki 710 AM
- Pembroke 92.5 FM
- Whitney 98.5 FM
Contacts
- Site: https://www.cbc.ca/ottawa.
- Address: 181 Queen St, Ottawa, ON K1P 1K9.
- Phone number: +1 613-288-6445.
- E-mail: cbcnewsottawa@cbc.ca.
Comments
- Jerome FriarI’m an American and really enjoy the programming over CBC Radio One Ottawa. I switch almost equally between BBC UK as well for both the same reasoning. The topics are so varied and interesting. It’s provides a contrast from American Public Radio which I also listen to for news and cultural programming. All three are quite different in their own respect. Thanks!