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Republic of Northclay
Capital and largest city: Malbany
Official language and national language:    English
Religion: Christianity
Demonym(s)  Northclayan
Government 
Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Monarch
Elizabeth II
• Prime-Minister
Frederic Jayenne
• Governor General
Scott Herring
Legislature
• Upper house
Senate (105: Independent 58, Conservative 31, Liberal 10, Non-affiliated 6)
• Lower house
House of Commons (389: Liberal 223, Conservative 112, NDN 43, The Greens 4, Independents 7)
Independence from the United Kingdom:
June 1st, 1857
Area
• Total
9,093,507 km2 
Population
42,458,289
Currency    Northclayan Dollar ($) (NCD)
Time zone   UTC +6 to +8
• Summer (DST) UTC +6 to +9
Driving side    right
Calling code    +107
ISO 3166 code   NCR
Internet TLD    .nc

Current provinces of Northclay:
Wangario: Frontporo (14,446,515)
New Maranic: Querning City/Princeport (9,059,600)
Warranghetta: Sickendome/Braincover (5,020,302)
New Confederation of Southport: Southport/Mellowing (1,360,396)
Gilberta: Chestershire/Develand (4,345,737)
Atlantis: Saint Peters (678,538)
Woodencork: Woodencork (737,438)
Eastern Columbia: Danville (2,649,717)
Broken Corn: Cameronville (434,237)
Lasagnia: Cavenshire (3,725,789)

Television networks in Northclay:
NCB Television - Public television network, lanuched on September 6, 1952. NCB Television provides a complete 24-hour network schedule of news, sports, entertainment and children's programming; in most cases, feeding the same programming at the same local times nationwide.

The NCB's flagship newscast, NCB National, airs nightly at 10:00 p.m. local time and runs for 45 minutes - 22 minutes for the main news portion of the program, and 23 minutes for the analysis and documentary segment. The newscast is followed on major market stations by a half-hour late newscast. In addition to the mentioned late local newscasts, NCB stations in most markets fill early evenings with local news programs, generally from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., while most stations also air a two local newscast on weekend evenings (comprising a supper hour broadcast and a late evening newscast). Weekly newsmagazine "At Frontzone" is also a NCB mainstay, as are documentary series such as Docuzone.

News programming on NCB TV:
Daily:
6pm-6:30pm (Local News)
10pm-10:45pm NCB National
10:45pm-11:15pm (Local News)

Weekdays:
7am-9am NCB Morning
12pm-1pm Midday
5pm-6pm (Local News)

NCB ARTV is a specialty channel specializing in the arts and culture including music, dance, theatre, visual arts, films and scripted television series.

NCB Explora is a specialty channel that focuses on science, environment, nature, and health programming.

NCB Newsworld is a news channel owned and operated by the NCB. It began broadcasting on July 31, 1989. Current programs include NCB News, Power & People and The Issue.

The network's daytime schedule consists of live rolling news coverage, which airs from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET. Power & People airs live from 5 to 7 p.m ET.

An evening edition of NCB News airs from 7 to 11 p.m., with various repeats overnight until the first edition of NCB News the following morning.

Eight is an terrestrial television network launched in 1961. It is Northclay's largest privately or commercially owned network, and has consistently been placed as country's top-rated network in total viewers and in key demographics since 2002.

The network's programming consists mainly of hit American series, but it has also had success with locally-made shows. Eight also regularly produces and airs Northclayan-made television movies, often based on stories from news or history, under the banners Eight Signature Series or Eight Movie.

News programming consists of the weekday current affairs show This Day, morning program Morning Live, locally-produced newscasts branded as Eight National News, and newsmagazines FYI and Hempstand 7, which interviews politicians and recaps political events during the week.

NFTO-DT, VHF channel 9, is the flagship station of the Eight Television Network located in Frontporo. The station is owned by Eight Media. NFTO maintains studio facilities located at 9 Channel Nine Court in Magicnort (near the junction of Highway 401 and McRowan Road in the former city of Terenceborough), and its transmitter facilities are located atop the NCN Tower in downtown Frontporo.

The station shares the Agincourt studio complex with Eight's headquarters, which includes studios for the network's news programming (Eight National News and the Eight NewsNET), along with most of Eight Media's specialty channels (the area surrounding the studio grounds was temporarily renamed "Wayne McAvall Way" throughout 2009 to honor the retiring reporter). Eight National News has in fact been based at NFTO's studios for most of its history, dating back to the days when the network was a cooperative (NFTO's parent company later acquired most of the other affiliates, eventually becoming the present-day Eight Media) from the station's establishment on January 1, 1961. NFTO is the largest Eight owned-and-operated station, in terms of market size, whose studio facilities are not located in its main city of service's downtown area.

The station carries both Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy on weekdays, bumping This Day from 7pm to 11pm.

News programming times:
Weekdays:
6:30am-7am (Eight National News Early)
12pm-1pm (Eight National News at Noon)
5pm-5:30pm (Eight National News First at Five)
6pm-7pm (Eight National News at Six)
10:30pm-11:10pm (Eight National News Nightbeat)

Weekends:
6pm-7pm (Eight National News at Six)
10:30pm-11:10pm (Eight National News Nightbeat)

NFFC-DT, VHF channel 12, is an Eight owned-and-operated television station located in Princeport. NFFC's studios are located in the Eight Media building, at the intersection of Avenue Geralanex and Boulevard Esterna in Downtown Princeport. 
NFFC carries the full Eight schedule, with some exceptions. Eight can't show any children's programming because it's the law in New Manaric to only broadcast shows of that type without commercials.  Also, the station airs Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.

News programming:
Weekdays:
6am-7am (Eight National News Early)
12pm-1pm (Eight National News at Noon)
6pm-7pm (Eight National News at Six)
10:30pm-11:10pm (Eight National News Late)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (Eight National News at Six)
10:30pm-11:10pm (Eight National News Late)

NKKS-DT, virtual channel 2.1 (VHF digital channel 8), is an Eight owned-and-operated television station located in Mellowing. NKKS's studios and transmitter are located on Westgate Drive and Highway 1 South, just Southwest of Mellowing proper. The primetime schedule on NKKS starts at 7 p.m. local time. The other Eight stations in the province follow the same scheduling pattern as NKKS.
The stations both carry Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy at 5pm on weekdays, with This Day airing at 9:30pm.
News programming:
Weekdays:
12pm-1pm (Eight National News at Noon)
6pm-7pm (Eight National News at Six)
10pm-10:40pm (Eight National News at Ten)
10:40pm-11pm (SportsPage)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (Eight National News at Six)
10pm-10:40pm (Eight National News at Ten)
10:40pm-11pm (SportsPage)

Eight Northern Wangario, is a system of four television stations in Northern Wangario, affilated with Eight Network.
These stations are:
NMNC - Greater Mudbury (flagship station)
NHSH - North Harsh
NSGB - Salt Gabrielle
NTRI - Terringshire
Since 2005, all four stations refer to themselves on air as simply Eight instead of their call letters; however, they remain legally licensed as separate stations, and continue to have common local programming. It also airs Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, both american top-rated game shows.

News programming:
Weekdays:
12pm-1pm (Eight National News Midday)
6pm-7pm (Eight National News at Six)
10:30pm-11:10pm (Eight National News at 10:30)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (Eight National News Weekend)
10:30pm-11:10pm (Eight National News Weekend)

ETV is a system of four television stations in the Eastern Columbia, affilated with Eight Network. Despite the name, it is not available on basic cable or analog in Atlantis even though that province is part of Atlantic Northclay. Atlantis has ANTV, no other Atlantic province has their own channel, although Newfoundland has much less population than Eastern Columbia. All four stations refer to themselves on air as Eight, not by their call letters. NJCB and NKCW simulcast NJCH for most of the day, but air separate commercials and local telethons. NKLT is a full repeater of NKCW. However, all four stations are separately licensed by the Northclayan Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission. Unlike most Eight Network stations which air the late news at 10:30pm, ETV runs the late news at 11pm. It also airs Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, both american top-rated game shows.

Current transmitters:
Danville - Channel 5
Lorencton - Channel 2
Maranghill - Channel 4
Cameronville - Channel 9
New Edinburgh - Channel 6
Shellbrooke - Channel 12
Barmouth - Channel 40
Leafstock - Channel 12
Mariachi - Channel 23
St. Scott - Channel 10
Bulgrave - Channel 10
Wangatonish - Channel 2

News programming times:
Weekdays:
6am-7am (Eight National News Early)
1pm-1:30pm (Eight National News at One)
5pm-6pm (Eight National News: Five Live)
6pm-6:30pm (Eight National News)
11pm-11:30pm (Eight National News Nightside)

Weekends:
5:30pm-6:30pm (Eight National News Weekend)
11pm-11:30pm (Eight National News Weekend)

LCH is a television system that consists of television stations in Querning City, Chestershire, Develan and Princeport.
LCH provides complementary programming to larger Eight network – primarily newer or younger-skewing series which have smaller audiences than those on the main Eight network.
LCH stations broadcast programs which are syndicated or aired on the smaller American television networks in addition to local news programming and a movies. Much of the primetime lineup on LCH stations comprises United States programming.

News programming times:
Weekdays:
6:30am-9am (LCH Morning)
12pm-1pm (12:30pm-1pm in Querning City) (LCH News at Noon)
6pm-7pm (LCH News at Six)
10pm-10:35pm (LCH News Tonight)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (LCH News at Six)
10pm-10:35pm (LCH News Tonight)

ATV is a privately owned nationwide television network. ATV is believed to be short for Associated Telecasters, however, only the initials are used on-air. The name reflects ATV's roots as a cooperative network owned by its affiliates, though this era ended in 1992. Since becoming a national network in 1992, it has been available in most of Northclay.

News programming times:
Weekdays:
5:30am-10am (Good Day!)
12pm-1pm (ATV News - Lunchtime)
5pm-6pm (ATV Evening News)
6pm-6:30pm (Local)
10pm-10:30pm (ATV Network News)

Weekends:
6:30am-10am (Good Day! Weekend)
12pm-12:30pm (ATV News - Lunchtime)
6pm-6:30pm (ATV Evening News)
10pm-10:30pm (ATV Network News)

Citytv is a system of two television stations in Frontporo, Malbany, Wereham, Brentdon, Marrie, Poundshore, Sickendome and Braincover.

Citytv is best known for its unconventional approach to news and local programming. With a lack of a news desk (anchors read the news standing up) and laid-back yet hard-hitting presentation, Citytv's CityPulse news has developed a large following, and other stations around the world have tried to imitate its format to varying degrees of success.

Citytv also produces more local programs than any other television station in Northclay, such as Speaker's Corner, CityLine, Fashiontelevision and MediaTelevision.

News programming (Frontporo):
Weekdays:
5:30am-7am (BBT: Before Breakfast Television)
7am-9am (Breakfast Television)
12pm-12:30pm (CityPulse at Noon)
5pm-6pm (CityLive at Five)
6pm-7pm (CityPulse at Six)
11pm-11:35pm (CityPulse Tonight)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (CityPulse at Six)
11pm-11:35pm (CityPulse Tonight)

NCKP is a television station in Kevinpeak, Wangario

NCKP began broadcasting in 1954 as a NCB affiliate. In 1961, NCKP disaffiliated from the NCB and became an independent station.

WIC purchased NCKP in 1990, and in 1997 NCKP's signal expanded to cover all of Wangario. WIC then rebranded the station WanTV, representing the station's expanded coverage but also to match the naming pattern of its other stations (including ITV in Develand)

Some cablesystems outside of Wangario carry NCKP as a "superstation". NCKP is still available throughout most of Wangario, however, it cannot broadcast to Hunter Bay, Manford Thirtysixborough, Croshawa or Winghill because of complaints made to local cablesystems by other local stations.

News programming:
Weekdays:
6am-9am (The Morning Edition)
12pm-1pm (WanTV News at Noon)
5:30pm-6pm (First Edition)
6pm-6:30pm (The Evening News)
6:30pm-7pm (Northclay Tonight - national-oriented newscast)
10pm-11pm (Final Edition)

Weekends:
5:30pm-6pm (The Weekend News)
10pm-10:30pm (The Weekend News)

The New Television Network (more commonly called New) is an semi-national television network, broadcasting to Wangario, New Manaric, Eastern Columbia, Lasagnia and Southport. All New stations carry the majority of its schedule with Northclayan, Australian and American entertainment programming and movies, which explains its profitability and popularity.

New TV stations:
Wangario
Channel 41 - Frontporo
Channel 6 - Saris
Channel 6 - Malbany
Channel 22 - Wereham
Channel 7 - Marrie
Channel 2 - Poundshore
Channel 4 - Brown Sound 
Channel 2 - North Harsh
Channel 12 - Salt Gabrielle
Channel 11 - Mudbury
Channel 13 - Brynington
Channel 55 - North Perry

Eastern Columbia:
Danville - Channel 12
Lorencton - Channel 11
Maranghill - Channel 27
Cameronville - Channel 14
New Edinburgh - Channel 34
Shellbrooke - Channel 10
Barmouth - Channel 45
Leafstock - Channel 38
Mariachi - Channel 40
St. Scott - Channel 21
Bulgrave - Channel 28
Wangatonish - Channel 21

Southport:
Southport - Channel 9
Garradousa - Channel 22

Lasangia:
Cavenshire - Channel 11
Jellyport - Channel 4

New Manaric:
Querning City - Channel 20
Derelington - Channel 46
Princeport - Channel 15

New (Wangario) News programming:
Weekdays:
6am-9am (New News Morning)
12pm-1pm (New News at Noon)
5pm-5:30pm (New First News at Five)
5:30pm-6pm (First National - national-oriented newscast)
6pm-7pm (New News at Six)
10:30pm-11pm (New News at 10:30)
11pm-11:30pm (Sportsline)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (New News at Six)
10:30pm-11pm (New News at 10:30)

NCEN-TV in Braincover is an independent television, broadcasting on channel 6 in Sickendome and Channel 11 in Braincover.

NCEN was Warranghetta's first private television station, singing on the air as a NCB affilate on December 1, 1956. The station became a full-time Eight affilate on January 5, 1963. On September 1st 2001, NCEN became a full-time independent station, carrying same entertainment programming from NCKP.
The station was sold to WIC in 1989.

NCEN's news operation is well respected in the industry. Ever since the station decided to produce a one hour news bulletin in the late 1960s, a major part of the station's cash flow has gone into its news programming, and has garnered high ratings and major awards since then. The station's on-air news style was even used a inspiration for Ted Turner's CNN, as both use the newsroom as a backdrop during the broadcast.

NCEN was very unfriendly towards Eight Network, as they believed that their Frontporo station, NFTO, produced nearly all of Northclayan Eight Network shows in the late 1960s and early 1970s. NCEN's main goal was to produce a nation-wide national news bulletin from its studios, but Frontporo-based Eight didn't like the idea. 
This lead to NCEN producing its own program for WIC's stations: "Northclay Tonight".

NCEN's programming include Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy.

News programming:
Weekdays:
5:30am-9am (The Morning News)
12pm-1pm (Noon NewsHour)
5pm-5:30pm (Early News)
5:30pm-6pm (Northclay Tonight)
6pm-7pm (NewsHour)
11pm-12am (NewsHour Final)

Weekends:
7am-10am (The Morning News)
12pm-1pm (Noon NewsHour)
6pm-7pm (NewsHour)
11pm-12am (NewsHour Final)

NITV - Local independent-television station for Develand - broadcasting on channel 13 and in Blue Deer on channel 6, lanuched on September 1st 1974.
Although the station in question is nominally independent, the vast majority of its primetime programming is supplied by Claywest.

News programming:
Weekdays:
6am-9am (First News)
12pm-12:30pm (ITV News at Noon)
5:30pm-6pm (ITV News at 5:30)
6pm-6:30pm (ITV News at Six)
6:30pm-7pm (Northclay Tonight)
10pm-11pm (ITV News at Ten)
11pm-11:30pm (SportsNight)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (ITV Weekend News)
10pm-10:30pm (ITV Weekend News)

Chestershire 7 - Local independent-television station for Chestershire, lanuched on October 2nd 1954.
Although the station in question is nominally independent, the vast majority of its primetime programming is supplied by Claywest.
The station was sold to WIC in 1989, and in 1993 it took the Chestershire 7 branding, since it broadcasts on cable channel 7.

News programming:
Weekdays:
6:30am-9am (The Morning Show)
12pm-12:30pm (Chestershire 7 News at Noon)
5pm-5:30pm (Chestershire 7 News at Five)
5:30pm-6pm (Chestershire 7 News at 5:30)
6pm-6:30pm (Chestershire 7 News at Six)
6:30pm-7pm (Northclay Tonight)
10pm-11pm (Chestershire 7 News at Ten)
11pm-11:30pm (Sports at Eleven)

Weekends:
6pm-6:30pm (Chestershire 7 News Weekend)
10pm-10:30pm (Chestershire 7 News Weekend)

Eight Newsnet is a 24-hour rolling news channel.  It provides up-to-the-minute news headlines every 15 minutes, as well as plenty of live subject matter. Regular features on Newsnet include business bulletins from Eight Business, sports highlights from Eight SportsNET and weather forecasts.
Eight Newsnet employs an 'enhanced screen', which reduces the actual video feed to a box and places a continuous stream of textual information on the rest of the screen.  This includes news headlines, weather info, market indices, stock prices, sports scores, and even lottery results.  The headlines always refer to stories available on Newsnet's website.  The enhanced screen is always present, even during commercials

Eight Business - 24-hour channel focusing on all aspects of business, finance and economics with tight focus on Northclay business.

Eight SportsNet - your best source of sports and sports information, featuring live events, special interviews and a nightly sport desk report that summarizes the major sports news of the day. Also operates three additional channels - Eight SportsNet 2, Eight SportsNet 3, Eight SportsNet 4.

Eight SportsNEWS - All the sports, all the scores, all the time, updated every 15 minutes. A real-time ticker and in-depth features put you on the fast track with the latest news from the world of sports.

Pulse 24 - 24-hour news channel serving southern Wangario, but mainly the Greater Frontporo area. Pulse 24 makes use of an enhanced screen, showing market data, weather data, and live shots from Wangario Ministry of Transportation cameras, interspersed throughout the GTA.  All of Citytv's news programs are simulcast on Pulse 24. Vibrant, immediate and viewer friendly news, 24 hours a day.

Radio stations:
NCB Radio - the news and information radio network of the publicly owned NCB. It is commercial-free and offers local and national programming. It is available on AM and FM to 98 percent of Northclay and overseas over the Internet, and through mobile apps.
Only stations with a primary production centre, producing at least one local program, are listed below. Most of these stations are licensed as separate broadcast undertakings. Stations not considered primary production centres may have local content which is limited to local news updates. Each station also has a significant number of rebroadcasters in smaller communities within its service area.

Most schedules include hourly newscasts that run from 6–12 minutes on the top of the hour except for major programming like the 6:00 p.m. news show.

World Report is NCB Radio's morning news program, airing weekdays at 5, 6, 7, and 8 AM, and Saturdays and Sundays at 6, 7, 8, and 9 AM. It lasts 10 minutes.

The World This Hour is an radio newscast, which airs weekdays  at 4 and 5 p.m. local time on all NCB Radio stations across Northclay, the program presents a seven-minute headline news summary of the day's events as an insert within the network's regional afternoon programs.

The World at Six is the NCB's flagship dinner-hour radio news program, airing nightly from 6 to 6:28 p.m. local time. The program was launched on October 31, 1966. On Saturdays and Sundays, the show airs with the title The World This Weekend.

On statutory holidays, local programming is replaced by special provincial programming or regional programs are broadcast provincewide on a rotating basis. In the summer months of July and August, some programming is temporarily shortened and/or replaced by special summer series.

NCB Music - music radio service of Northclay's national public broadcaster, NCB, focusing on four genres – classical, jazz, world, and folk music

The network is not as widely available across Northclay as NCB Radio. NCB Radio for the most part is available only in larger cities. Only 14 transmitters across Northclay are licensed as originating stations within the network, compared to over 30 for NCB Radio, although some additional cities are also served by rebroadcasters of one of the originating stations. The service is provided in some form to virtually all of major cities and all provincial capitals. NCB Music also has a more consistent national schedule than NCB Radio; currently the originating stations produce only limited regional programming, such as weather updates.

NKO is an private radio all-news network. The NKO call sign is shared by twelve network-owned stations in Frontporo, Princeport, Querning City, Braincover, Malbany, Southport, Danville, Saint Peters, Cavenshire, Woodencork, Chestershire and Develand
Programming on the network is base on what is called a news wheel principal. The wheel divides each broadcast hour into segments: Local news, national and international news, sports, news features, hadlines, business news and commercials. International news coverage is supplied by ABC (US) and BBC. 
We give you all the news - every minute of your day.

Hourly news wheel
:00 Headlines (N)
:02 Local News
:06.30 Commercial
:08 News (N)
:14.30 Commercial
:15.30 Weather (N)
:16 Sports (N)
:18 News (N)
:21.30 Commercial
:23 Business (N)
:25 News features (N)
:29 Commercial
:30 Headlines (N)
:32 Local News
:36.30 Commercial
:38 News (N)
:44.30 Commercial
:45.30 Weather
:46 Sports (N)
:48 News (N)
:51.30 Commercial
:53 Business (N)
:55 News features (N)
:59 Commercial

Local radio stations:
NCTR - Frontporo
#1 With News
Only 680News delivers news as it happens...24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Frontporo's 24 hour live radio station
680News provides Frontporo's most complete local, national and international news coverage

#1 With Sports
In-depth reports at :15 and :45 past the hour...24 hours a day, 7 days a week
We get our sports from Frontporo's #1 sports station, the Fan 590
All the latest local scores, four times an hour
The latest trades, drafts and team management changes
      
#1 With Traffic and Weather
Up-to-the-minute traffic and weather together on the ones...at :01, :11, :21, :31, :41 and :51 past the hour...24 hours day, 7 days a week
Frontporo's most experienced traffic reporters 
More airborne traffic than any other radio station in the city
Frontporo's most experienced weather team with three full time meteorologists

#1 With Business News 
Frontporo's most frequent business reports at :26 and :56 past the hour... 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Market Minutes at :13 and :43 during trading hours
Breaking news from the world's major stock markets including Frontporo, Sydney, Toronto, New York, London, Tokyo, and Hong Kong
When the markets are open, 680News is there live with real time quotes

(Note: the same format is also used on NFRR in Chestershire, NPRN in Princeport, NKWX in Braincover and NMBN in Malbany)

NQFR, Develand:
News880 is an Internet-driven, 24-hour all-news radio format provides comprehensive and live news around the clock. News880 keeps listeners informed with continuous 30-minute information packages featuring news, weather, traffic, business news, sports and hyper-local news from citizen journalists.

News wheel:
:00 Headlines
:01 Traffic/Weather
:03 News
:10 Commercial
:11 Traffic/Weather
:13 Business
:15 Sports
:17 Commercial
:18 News
:20 Commercial
:21 Traffic/Weather
:23 News
:26 Commercial
:27 News
:29 Commercial
:30 Headlines
:31 Traffic/Weather
:33 News
:40 Commercial
:41 Traffic/Weather
:43 Business
:45 Sports
:47 Commercial
:48 News
:50 Commercial
:51 Traffic/Weather
:53 News
:56 Commercial
:57 News
:59 Commercial

(The same format is also used for NCHM in Braincover)

NBRF is an AM radio station in Frontporo, broadcasting a news/talk at 1010 kHz, with a shortwave radio simulcast on NFRX at 6.07 MHz on the 49m band. The schedule includes 4-minute newscasts every half-hour (10-minute newscasts air at 12pm, 6pm and 11pm) and traffic and weather reports every 15 minutes.

NJAD is an AM radio station in Princeport, broadcasting an news/talk format at 600 kHz. NJAD is the station citizens turn to for news, sports, weather, traffic, information, debate and opinion. 
Princeporters have come to trust NJAD to be there through thick and thin. NJAD's consistently high ratings are just one indication of the faith Princeporters have in their radio station. The schedule includes 5-minute newscasts every half-hour (10-minute newscasts air at 12pm, 6pm and 11pm) and traffic and weather reports every 15 minutes.

Radio stations in Frontporo:
NGUM (1050, Oldies)
NCJL (590, Sports)
NCMJ (640, News/Talk)
NCTR (680, All-News)
NFCM (740, Sports)
NJMF (860, Pop standards)
NBRF (1010, News/Talk)
NUNF (1280, Campus Radio)
NSCP (1380, First nations)
NKEY (1430, Soft Rock/Oldies)
NINM (1540, multilingual)
NFRC (88.1, Indie rock)
NIUF (89.5, Campus radio)
NJZZ (90.3, Jazz)
NCBF (91.1, public music)
NKIS (92.5, AC)
NFXO (93.5, Oldies)
NCFB (94.1, Public news/talk)
NCNT (95.9, Country)
NCFM (96.3, Classic music)
NUNF (96.9, Campus radio)
NCHB (97.3, Classic hits) 
NFHI (98.1, Soft AC)
NKOF (99.1, All-News)
NKFM (99.9, Hot AC)
NINM (100.7, multilingual)
NDIV (101.3, multilingual)
NGRF (103.9, CHR/Dance)
NGUM (104.5, Hot AC)
NHRY (105.5, Urban)
NQIL (107.1, Classic rock)

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