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Country: Canada
Language: english
680 News Toronto is a Canadian all-news radio station based in Toronto, Ontario, broadcasting in English. Owned by Rogers Media, it launched in 2001 as a successor to CFTR, bringing continuous news coverage to the Greater Toronto Area. The station focuses on delivering timely, accurate local, national, and international news, with strong emphasis on traffic, weather, and breaking events. Its audience includes commuters, professionals, and residents who rely on real-time updates throughout the day. What sets 680 News apart is its deep integration with CityNews television and digital platforms, enabling a multi-platform news experience. The station is known for its professional tone, frequent updates, and commitment to serving as a trusted source of information during emergencies and major civic events.
680 News Toronto features a continuous news format with regular updates every 10 to 15 minutes, covering local Toronto news, national affairs, business, sports, and entertainment. Programming includes live traffic and weather reports, expert interviews, and in-depth segments during peak commute hours. The station also airs specialty features such as 'News at Noon' and 'The Evening News Digest,' alongside syndicated content from Rogers' national news network. While primarily news-focused, it occasionally incorporates short-form lifestyle and consumer advice segments. There are no music programs; the format is strictly spoken-word, designed to keep listeners informed throughout the day.
680 News Toronto broadcasts from its studios in Toronto, Ontario, serving the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and surrounding regions via its AM signal at 680 kHz. The station’s reach extends into parts of southern Ontario, including areas like Peel, York, and Durham regions, and is also available globally through online streaming at 680news.com and the CityNews app. Its primary audience consists of Toronto residents, commuters, and businesses seeking reliable, up-to-the-minute news and traffic information. As a key news hub in Canada’s largest city, it plays a vital role in keeping the public informed during both routine days and critical events.
