Media in Ottawa–Gatineau

The following radio stations that can also be heard in the National Capital Region:

• CHLK-FM 88.1 FM, a community radio station operating out of Perth, Ontario.
• VEF315 88.7 FM, a community radio station operating out of Vankleek Hill, Ontario. [2]
• CKS608 91.9 FM, an ultra-low power campus and internet radio station from La Cité collégiale in Ottawa. [3]
• VF8013 92.3 FM, a very low-power French-language Christian radio station located in Ottawa. Air times of this radio station may vary. [4][5] [6]
• CHRC-FM 92.5 FM, a radio station operating out of Clarence-Rockland, Ontario.
• Radio-Hull 106.5 FM, a special events radio station based in Hull, Quebec. [7]
• CJRO-FM 107.7 FM, a very low-power community radio station in Carlsbad Springs, Ontario. CJRO-FM is also heard via low-power transmitters on 107.9 FM Vars/Sarsfield and 107.7 FM Embrun/Russell serving south-east rural Ottawa.
• Some Montreal AM radio stations can also be heard in the area, such as CKGM 690, CKAC 730, and CJAD 800 as well as CKOI-FM in the far eastern parts of Ottawa.

• 540 AM CJSB, a Ottawa-based radio station that launched in 1982 until it left the air in 1994. The station relaunched on FM at 106.9 MHz as CKQB-FM.
• 970 AM CKCH, ceased operations in 1994.
• 1350 AM CIRA-5, a Gatineau-based French language rebroadcaster of CIRA-FM Montreal ceased operations in early 2015.
• 1350 AM CHFO, a Gatineau-based French language community radio station from 2018 until it left the air in 2019.
• 1630 AM CHYW, a low-power tourist information radio station that operated from the Macdonald-Cartier International Airport from 2001 [8] but its uncertain when the station left the air. In 2005, 2012 and 2017, applications were submitted to the CRTC to operate new radio stations on 1630 kHz to serve Ottawa and Gatineau. Those applications were either denied or withdrawn. [9] [10] [11]

• 96.5 CFDT-FM (east side) and 99.9 CFDT-FM-1 (west side), very low-power tourist information radio stations that served motorists along Highway 417. It is uncertain when or if these stations were ever in operation.[12][13][14]
• 96.5 FM was also used in 2002 for a special event radio programming at 96.5 MHz in Gatineau with the call sign CIRC.[15]
• CIIO-FM, operated over various frequencies on 104.7 FM,[16] 99.7 FM[17] and 97.5, a tourist information station owned by Instant Information Services has been off the air since 2011.[18] Instant Information Services also operated CIIF-FM 97.5, also a former french-language tourist information station in Ottawa.
• 95.7 FM CKAV-FM-9, the local outlet of the Aboriginal Voices radio network; off the air since late 2014.
• CKO (CKO-1) 106.9 FM was the Ottawa affiliate of the national CKO all-news network which ceased operations in 1989.

• CFVO-TV channel 30—the region's first TVA affiliate; broadcast from 1974 to 1977
• CKXT-DT-3 channel 20—local repeater of CKXT-DT Toronto; broadcast from 2008 to 2011

• Le Droit
• Ottawa Citizen
• Ottawa Sun

• Algonquin Times
• The Charlatan
• Fulcrum
• La Rotonde
• The Otis
• The Leveller

• Barrhaven Independent
• Barrhaven Weekender
• Canada Chinese News
• Capital Chinese News
• Centretown Buzz
• Centretown News
• Cumberland Communiqué
• Ecolatino (Latin/Italian community)
• The Epoch Times (Chinese Edition)
• Glebe Report
• Hogs Back News
• Il Postino (Italian community)
• Image
• Kanata Kourier Standard (Now defunct)
• Kitchissippi Times
• La Nouvelle
• Mainstreeter
• Manor Park Chronicle
• Manotick Messenger
• The Manotick Review
• The Mike on a Mic Show
• Muslim Link
• Nepean This Week
• New Edinburgh News
• Newswest
• L'Ora di Ottawa (Italian community)
• Orleans Star
• The OSCAR
• The Ottawa News
• Ottawa Jewish Bulletin
• Ottawa South Weekender
• Ottawa This Week (various)
• Ottawa Weekend Chinese News
• Packet
• Queenswood Newsliner
• Riverviews
• The Spectrum
• Stittsville News
• Stittsville Weekend Signal
• Vistas
• West Carleton Review
• Weekly Journal

• Apartment613
• Hill Times
• iPolitics
• Ottawa Business Journal
• The Ottawan