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Want to start your own radio show at CFRC?  Spring Training commences in March 2023 for Summer 2023 program launches!  Starting in March, new recruits will participate in station orientation and a series of live studio and recording studio one on one and small group workshops with CFRC staff and current on air volunteers!  Space is limited! Sign up HERE to reserve your spot!

 

 

 

 


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BIG CFRC Fundraiser Concert
- Rocking the Cosmos! -


And I think it's gonna be a long, long time
'Til touchdown brings me 'round again to find
I'm not the man they think I am at home
Oh, no, no, no
I'm a rocket man
Oh and you should go to Rocking the Cosmos March 10th!
- Elton John(ish)

CFRC proudly presents: Rocking the Cosmos 2023 at The Grad Club at 162 Barrie Street in Kingston!  Line-up features Queen's and local artists including The Astros, The Winter in Canada and The No Fly! 
$10-$15 admission, doors open at 8 pm.
All proceeds going towards the CFRC funding drive!  
Blast off with us and enjoy some great tunes and good company!

CFRC has a new Accessibility Plan! Review the new Plan HERE

Radio Queen's University has made the following attestation to the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission dated May 28th 2022: "Class B4: a regulated entity referred to in paragraph 7(1)(e) or (f) of the Accessible Canada Act that carries on a broadcasting undertaking and that has fewer than 10 employees." Please email [email protected] for alternative formats.


CFRC has a new Strategic Plan! Review the new 2022-27 Plan HERE

Please email [email protected] for alternative formats.


CFRC has collected some lovely digital photos throughout 2022 for our Centennial Celebrations! See them here!


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CFRC News Programming is made possible through the Local Journalism Initiative funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage and admistered through the Community Radio Fund of Canada.


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