If you love indie rock, then you will love, Indie Love Radio. They are a hard working, fun loving…read morebunch of hardcore music lovers that truly care about Canadian Independent Music and for anyone outside Canada, interested in indie music, you need to get to know them too! Tune in 24hrs. at http://www.indielove.ca Try to catch a show hosted by Zeke the Freak, he likes tunes that are hard, heavy and out there! Indie Love welcomes submissions on an ongoing basis as they want to stay up to date with the freshest and hottest Canadian content. If you're an artist looking for radio play, send in your submission today!

Not much of an indie fan, the bands are few and the photo does not show the number of the station…read moreor other details. Oh well...The strangeness with Indie is it seems odd, though a couple of tunes such as Arcade Fire and Imagine Dragons finds that good style of music. A few pieces can be recognized but no matter with most of it just what is noticed of it. Otherwise very nice with the two imprinted,

This is a really great station for a child of the 80's, however , the afternoon drive dj is very…read moreobnoxious and there is nobody that he doesn't offend at some point. Why the CRTC hasn't removed him from the airwaves is beyond me but, I digress, just don't listen from 2 to 7th daily!

They make us listen to this drivel at work . Argh boring pop music with boring pedestrian morning…read morehosts :(. Radio is such a power media and they are wasting it here

Didja hear? No? Well ya should.. so listen up!…read more Hidden amidst the buildings of Port Credit there is a little radio station doing big things! TheHazeFM is a great online radio station that is doing things in internet radio that have yet to be done in southern Ontario (dare I say Ontario or even Canada). Station owner Peter Whitaker and his staff are putting an A+ in Adult Contemporary in Mississauga. However unlike other regional radio stations, with the HazeFM you don't need to be from Mississauga to enjoy. Whether sitting at you computer in Newmarket OR walking the streets of Unionville (Markham) all you need do is open their website up on your browser and the sweet sounds of the HAZE surround you! However, Adult Contemporary isn't for everyone (this I know). Not to worry, with an array of different Disc Jockeys on staff, each show can and does have a different sound to it - take for example their SugarNSpice show hosted by Stephanie McKenzie (@Steviejoxo on twitter). No matter your flavour TheHazeFM certainly has become "The Voice of Mississauga," and I plan on tuning in more often to help support local radio - I recommend you do the same!

From the owner: Thehazefm.ca was founded in a one room recording studio in 2009, since then it has blossomed into…read morebeing the best and only source for audio SPECIFIC to the Peel region. With some major sponsors including but not limited to Enersource, Tim Horton's, Canadian Tire, The Canadian Cancer Society, the Port Credit BIA and Clarkson BIA, Mississauga Arts Council, Safe City Mississauga, Bayshore Home Health Care and many more, thehazefm.ca has been able to expand and offer everything from Live Broadcasts and complimentary PSA's to not for profit organizations. Through this support thehazefm.ca now has a talk dial sponsored by Bayshore Home Health care bring information about the Health Care, Financial, Insurance and entertainment Industries.

Kitchener-Waterloo's newest radio station is CBC Radio 89.1 FM - But it's really just the latest…read moreincarnation of the CBC presence in this area. I for one am happy to see it return! Currently there is a morning show produced in the CBC Kitchener-Waterloo Broadcast Centre from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. (really more like 8:37 a.m. and then a 9 a.m. newscast, with the first segment of The Current in between) with Craig Norris. It's pretty good, and I have enjoyed listening to the radio, as well as following along with Andrea Bellemare who runs the conversation online. Some very interesting conversations... There are now also local newscasts during the day as well. Good luck to the CBC's return to Waterloo Region!