OT Now that CHUM is gone, what oldies station can I listen to?

[pampam]

I like oldies, 50-60s in particular. I listen to 740, but they often have too much jazz. I listen to 1150 but I don't care for a lot of the 70's music they play. I listen on the car radio, but also on the internet while I play games, so the stations don't have to be Toronto or Hamilton area bound. Any suggestions?

[Hug the Mouse]

Treat youself to satellite radio. Sirius has a 50's channel and 60's channel along with an Elvis channel. Commercial free radio.

[Csaks]

1050 CHUM? What are they doing now? I don't listen to them but they have been an oldies station for as long as I can remember.
Try Sirius they have something for everyone.

[minnie56]

I have Sirius-XM and love the 60's-70's and 80's stations.
And no talk! :thumbsup2

[Ham Ham]

Here's a press release masquerading as news at CTV announcing the new CP24 Breakfast and CP24 Radio.
http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20090325/090325_cp24_breakfast/20090325/?hub=CP24Home

The actual press release.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/March2009/25/c3988.html

Here's what new and original CTV has brought to the table.
http://www.ecopdx.com/images/furniture/tablesAndSeating/kitchenTableBig.jpg

[Csaks]

Here's a press release masquerading as news at CTV announcing the new CP24 Breakfast and CP24 Radio.
http://toronto.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20090325/090325_cp24_breakfast/20090325/?hub=CP24Home

The actual press release.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/March2009/25/c3988.html

Here's what new and original CTV has brought to the table.
http://www.ecopdx.com/images/furniture/tablesAndSeating/kitchenTableBig.jpg

So all they are doing is feeding the TV sound to the radio station? Toronto can't be big enough for two all news stations. There has to be a few people out of jobs because of this brainwave. Just don't see how this will work but I guess they will not have any overhead this way.