CHEZ 106
106.1 FM, Ottawa
Playlist
- Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower
- Nickelback - Animals
- The Clash - London Calling
- U2 - Vertigo
- The Tragically Hip - Cordelia
Top Songs
- 1 The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary
- 2 Queen - Another One Bites The Dust
- 3 Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion
- 4 Ac/dc - Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
- 5 Scorpions - No One Like You
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About
CHEZ 106 (CHEZ-FM) is a commercial radio station in Ottawa, ON, broadcasting on 106.1 FM in a mainstream rock format that blends both classic and modern rock. First launched on March 25, 1977, the station originally targeted younger audiences aged 18–34 with album-oriented rock and experimental programming. Over time, the format expanded to include a broader spectrum of rock, with a strong emphasis on timeless classics. In 1999, ownership shifted to Rogers Radio under Rogers Sports & Media, solidifying its place in the region’s radio landscape. Today, programming highlights include The Biggs & Barr Show in the mornings and specialty rock features on weekends.
With its rich history, diverse rock lineup, and strong community presence, CHEZ 106 continues to be a defining voice for rock fans in Ottawa.
Slogan: "Loudly & Proudly Serving Ottawa. The Capital of Rock."
Call sign: CHEZ-FM
Owner: Rogers Sports & Media
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Contacts
- Site: https://www.chez106.com/.
- Address: 2001 Thurston Dr, Ottawa, ON K1G 6C9, Canadá.
- Phone number: (613) 750-1061, 613-736-2001.
- SMS: 762-555.
Comments
- reg stevensoni love your music the people who bring it to me .I have one issue your contest don't seem to be fair to working man when we are at work we don't have access to radios all the time not like are the arm chair bandits . just a thought .
