Canadian Multicultural Radio

Embodying the rich mosaic of cultures within the Greater Toronto Area, Canadian Multicultural Radio, CJSA-FM 101.3, is a vital linguistic and cultural bridge. The station, which began airing on August 20, 2004, transmits at 101.3 MHz, offering extensive programming in over 24 languages to more than 20 ethnic groups. Listeners across the region can access community-focused news, engaging talk segments, and cultural discussions tailored to the specific needs and interests of Canada's diverse immigrant populations.

A significant portion of its broadcast schedule is dedicated to South Asian communities, featuring content in Tamil, Hindi, and Filipino, among other languages. The musical offering blends traditional and contemporary genres from South Asia and various international regions, including popular Bollywood hits, spirited Bhangra, and global pop selections. Since November 2015, Canadian Multicultural Radio has enhanced its service through HD Radio technology, delivering specialized programming on subchannels like HD2 for Tamil content, HD3 for Hindi and Urdu, and HD4 for Punjabi.