Here are some highlights of market shares: Ottawa-Gatineau (anglo) those done using surveys rather than automated meters), which includes smaller markets like Ottawa-Gatineau, Halifax, Winnipeg, Quebec City and Victoria. On Thursday, Numeris also released its fall diary ratings data (i.e. Rouge: Most improved morning show (adults 25-54), best afternoon drive show (women 25-54).1 music station in Montreal (anglo 25-54) 1 music station in Montreal (adults 25-54) CKOI: Most listened-to music station in Quebec (I don’t know how they figure the math behind this, or why the fine print at the bottom lists CBC Radio One in Toronto and a multicultural station in Vancouver.).ICI Radio-Canada Première: 6 of the 10 most popular shows.We’re #1!Īs usual, the roundup of cherry-picking press releases:
WKND 99,5, in only its second year, has also fallen a bit since its high last winter and spring. CKOI, which challenged for first place this summer, falls into a more distant second place among francophones, and Énergie and Rouge fight for third place. ICI Radio-Canada Première also continues to trend upward.Īmong music stations Rythme FM remains in the lead though its overall trend continues to be negative. In the francophone market, 98,5fm remains at the top, reaching an average minute audience about the same as it had at the start of the pandemic. TSN 690 remains relatively stable, unlike the Canadiens’ season so far this year, and CBC Music once again brings up the rear. On the music side, once again The Beat 92.5 leads, growing its gap with its competitors though still well below what it was before the pandemic.ĬJAD remains the market leader overall, but had its lowest average-minute audience since Numeris began releasing that statistic publicly in 2015. Rather than being a reflection on the Bell-owned music stations (though both are down from their summer numbers), this seems to be a rather stunning jump among CBC’s audience, with its 14.8% market share its highest by far in at least the past decade, and more than double what it was just two years ago. Numeris has released its quarterly radio ratings report for metered markets including Montreal, and the new data show a surprising change in order for the city’s English-language radio stations, with CBC Radio One climbing above both CHOM and Virgin 95.9 in average minute audience for the first time.
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