CJWW 600

About CJWW 600

CJWW 600, broadcasting from Canada on 600 AM, is based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Launched on January 12, 1976, as CJWW 1370 by Western World Communications Ltd., it initially aired an easy listening format before switching to country in 1980. Owned by Saskatoon Media Group since its acquisition by Elmer Hildebrand, it moved to 750 AM in 1985 and then to 600 AM in 1995, taking over the former CFQC frequency. The station operates from studios at 219 Robin Crescent, shared with CKBL-FM and CJMK-FM.

The station’s programming includes popular shows like Coffee Talk with Vic Dubois and The Parting Shot with Les Lazaruk, blending music with community-focused content. It features segments like the Highway Hotline, Saskatoon Traffic, and Saskatchewan Roughriders coverage, appealing to a broad audience. CJWW engages listeners with contests and local updates, maintaining a strong connection to Saskatchewan’s culture and events.

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