Radio Stations in Halifax & Nova Scotia Online

CBC Radio One Halifax

CFEP 105.9 Seaside FM

96.5 The Breeze

CHFX FX101.9

CHNS 89.9 The Wave FM

CKHZ Hot Country 103.5

CKEN AVR 97.7 FM

News Radio Halifax 95.7 FM

CJFX 989 XFM

CJLS Y95.5 FM

CKOA The Coast 89.7 FM

CKHY Surge 105

CFRQ Q104

CKPE 94.9 The Wave FM

CJHK Country 100.7 FM

ICI Premiére Nouvelle-Écosse

CKEZ Q 97.9 FM

CKJM Cooperative Radio Cheticamp 106.1 FM

CJCB AM 1270

Beam FM - Adult Hits Canada

CJNI News 95.7 FM

CBC Music Atlantic

CFLT Jack 92.9 FM (CA Only)

ICI Première Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador

ICI Musique

CJLU 93.9 FM Harvesters FM Halifax

CFTA Tantramar FM

CIJK Rewind 89.3 FM

CJCH 101.3 Virgin Radio Halifax

CIOO Move 100.1 FM

CKDU 88.1 FM

CIFA FM

CKCH New Country 103.5 FM

CIOE 97.5 Community Radio

CKDH 101.7 FM

CJQC Queens County Community Radio

CKUL The Breeze 96.5 FM

Natural Healing Radio

CITA 105.1 Harvesters FM Moncton

Soul Gospel Radio

KMP3 Cumberland Classics

CKTY Pure Country 99.5 FM

CBC Radio One Sydney

New Scotland Radio

86.3 The Mix

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Nova Scotia’s radio landscape is as diverse and welcoming as the province’s famous coastal scenery. From the urban energy of Halifax to the quiet fishing villages of the South Shore and the highlands of Cape Breton, the airwaves provide a constant connection to local culture, music, and community news. Whether you are commuting across the Macdonald Bridge or driving the Cabot Trail, there is a station perfectly suited to the Maritime lifestyle.

In the capital region, CBC Radio One Halifax stands as a primary source for in-depth storytelling and national perspectives, while News Radio 95.7 FM keeps listeners updated on local events and traffic in real-time. The musical palette of the province is equally broad. Country music has a massive footprint here, with stations like FX101.9 and Hot Country 103.5 leading the way in the city, complemented by regional favorites like Country 100.7 and CJLS Y95.5. For those who prefer a more relaxed soundtrack, The Breeze and The Wave FM offer soft hits and adult contemporary classics that mirror the easy-going pace of life by the Atlantic.

Rock and alternative sounds also find a strong home in Nova Scotia. The legendary Q104 has been a staple for classic rock fans for decades, while Surge 105 brings a modern edge to the dial. Meanwhile, the community spirit of the province shines through in unique broadcasters like Seaside FM, beloved for its nostalgic easy-listening sets, and Cove FM, which serves the Hubbards area with local flair. Outside the metropolitan center, stations like CKBW in Bridgewater, AVR 97.7 in the Annapolis Valley, and CJFX 989 XFM in Antigonish act as the heartbeat of their respective regions. From Cape Breton's Max 98.3 and The Coast 89.7 to the local updates on Magic 94.9, Nova Scotia’s radio stations offer a truly authentic soundtrack to life on Canada’s East Coast.