CKFR AM 1150
CKFR AM 1150 was a Canadian radio station based in Kelowna, British Columbia, operating at 1150 kHz on the AM band. Launched in 1946, it served the Okanagan Valley with a mix of news, talk, and sports programming. The station was known for its local focus, providing community updates, weather reports, and traffic information. Over the years, it became a significant source of regional news and entertainment. CKFR AM 1150 also featured live broadcasts of local sports events, including hockey games. In 2009, the station transitioned to FM, becoming AM 1150's successor, Virgin Radio 99.9. This marked the end of its AM broadcasting era. Today, its legacy continues through its FM counterpart, which maintains a strong connection to the community. The station played a key role in shaping Kelowna's media landscape for over six decades. Its transition reflected broader industry trends toward FM and digital platforms. CKFR AM 1150 remains a memorable part of British Columbia's broadcasting history.