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CJRH[]
1957–1961[]
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LOGO MISSING |
CFGM (first era)[]
1961–196?[]
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LOGO MISSING |
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196?–1978[]
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1978–198?[]
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198?–1988[]
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CHOG (first era)[]
1988[]
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LOGO MISSING |
CFGM (second era)[]
1988–1990[]
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LOGO MISSING |
CHOG (second era; 1990–1999)/CFYI (1999–2002)[]
1990–1992[]
1992–1995[]
1995–2001[]
In 1995, the station switched to a talk format.
CFMJ[]
2001–2004[]
The station re-launched as Mojo Radio in 2001. However, in 2002, it changed its callsign to CFMJ.
2004–2010[]
In 2004, due to low ratings (MOJO was typically hovering around a 1.4 share) the station moved away from the male-oriented imaging to a more general news and talk format as AM640 Toronto Radio.
2010–2017[]
Toronto Maple Leafs version
2017–2022[]
Glossy version
CFIQ[]
2022–present[]
In 2022, the call letters were changed to CFIQ.
External links[]
- Official website
- CFIQ at
Wikipedia
