CJNB & CJNS

CJNB and CJNS play Country music in North Battleford, Saskatchewan.  CJNS converted from 1240 AM to 102.3 FM in 2004.

CKRS

590 AM CKRS was a News/Talk station licensed to Jonquiere, Quebec.  The French-language station ceased broadcasting on the AM dial in 2007 and currently resides at 98.3 FM licensed to Saguenay, QC.  CKRS now carries a combination Rock and Talk format.

CFCY

CFCY is a Country music station in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.  They broadcast on 630 AM from 1933 until 2006 and are now located at 95.1 FM.

A prize sticker with logos from co-owned Maritime Broadcasting System station "Magic 93" CHLQ (now "Q93") and 720 AM CHTN (now owned by Newcap Radio and broadcasting Adult Hits at 100.3 FM as "Ocean 100")

CJBQ

800 AM CJBQ plays Country and Oldies in Belleville, Ontario.

CKDU

Originally a closed-circuit radio station broadcasting only to campus housing, CKDU officially began licensed broadcasting in 1984 at 97.5 FM from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.  In 2000 they moved to 88.1 FM and enjoyed an increase in their transmitter power from 33 to 520 watts.  The typeface and shadowing of the second CKDU decal looks awfully similar to a certain fictional midwestern station, don't you think?

CHCM

CHCM airs News/Talk and Country music programming and is licensed to Marystown, Newfoundland.  They were located at 560 AM from 1962 to 1990 and currently broadcast on 740 AM as part of the VOCM Radio Network.

CJMO

"C103" CJMO is a Rock station in Moncton, New Brunswick.  They became the first Album Rock station in the province when they went on the air in June 1987.

CKUM

93.5 CKUM broadcasts from the Université de Moncton in Moncton, New Brunswick.  The French-language station launched in 1971 as a closed-circuit network heard only in campus buildings.  They gained a license to broadcast at 105.7 FM in 1980 and moved to their current dial position in 1995.  The sticker translates to "The sound of today."

CKY-AM

CKY 580 AM was a Top-40 station in Winnipeg, Manitoba for much of its 50+ years on the air.  By the 1980s they shifted to an Oldies format and in 2004 converted to 102.3 FM leaving the 580 AM frequency silent.  The final moments of CKY-AM and the launch of 102.3 Clear FM can be found here.

CHMB

AM 1320 CHMB is a Multicultural station in Vancouver, British Columbia airing Chinese programming through the week and a dozen other languages on weekends.  The station signed on the air in December, 1959 as CHQM and for the next 30+ years carried different brands of a Nostalgia/Easy Listening/Lite Rock format.  New owners took over in 1994 after which they flipped to their current call letters and Ethnic format.  Although the sticker says "Since 1973," nothing in their history or Wikipedia page indicates anything special about that year.  Anyone know differently?

Radio City

Radio City 93.7 plays gold-based pop hits in the Czech Republic's capital city of Prague.  Listening live while posting this I heard "Informer" by Snow, "Man In the Mirror" by Michael Jackson, "Streets of Philadelphia" by Bruce Springsteen as well as songs by Lisa Stansfield, Suzanne Vega and East 17.

WRLO

WRLO is a Classic Rock station licensed to Antigo, Wisconsin.

CKXU

CKXU 88.3 FM is a campus and community radio station broadcasting from the University of Lethbridge in Lethbridge, Alberta.

WMMX

"Mix 107.7" WMMX is a Hot Adult Contemporary station in Dayton, Ohio.  Another WMMX sticker can be seen here.

A WMMX logoed Zamboni at Hobart Arena in Troy, Ohio.

WJER

AM 1450 WJER (W Jeremiah E Reeves--the father of the original owner) has been broadcasting to the Dover/New Philadelphia area of Ohio since 1950. 

WCTK

WCTK "Cat Country 98.1" plays Country music for southern New England.  They're part of the Providence, Rhode Island market and are licensed to New Bedford, Massachusetts.

The Xs

WMCX "The X 88.9" is a Modern Rock station broadcasting from Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey.

The front and back of a WMCX t-shirt.

KXNA "104.9 The X" plays Alternative Rock and is licensed to Springdale, Arkansas.

WRAX "107.7 The X" was an Alternative station in Birmingham, Alabama from 1998 to 2005.  The frequency is currently home to WUHT "Hot 107.7" an Urban AC station.

KQED

88.5 FM KQED (K Quod Erat Demonstrandum - Latin for "which had to be demonstrated") is a public radio station in San Francisco, California.  The original station manager at their inception in 1969 was a co-founder of National Public Radio which first broadcast about two years later.  KQED is cited as being the most listened to public radio station in the United States and hit #1 in the overall ratings for San Francisco in 2011.  Their signal is now heard on KQEI 89.3 FM licensed to North Highlands, CA as well as on three translators.

KILT-AM

610 AM KILT is a Sports/Talk station in Houston, Texas.  They are currently the flagship station of the Houston Texans football team and were the flagship of the Houston Astros baseball team in the mid-to-late 90s.  KILT was a Top-40 station for many years until they began simulcasting the Country format of their sister station KILT-FM in 1981.  They've been a Sports station since 1995.

KBUT

KBUT is a community radio station licensed to Crested Butte, Colorado with translators located in Gunnison and Almont, CO.  Programming includes shows from National Public Radio along with dozens of locally produced music, sports and public affairs shows.