British Columbia Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live

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Title card for the guide: British Columbia Radio Online, in amber on black with an equaliser motif

You can listen to British Columbia radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. British Columbia streams Vancouver's news, rock and multilingual stations, campus radio from UBC and local stations from Victoria to Tofino.

Vancouver

  • CBC Radio One Vancouver — the most-voted British Columbia station in the directory, with CBC Music Pacific.
  • News 1130 — all-news radio.
  • CFOX 99.3 — alternative rock.
  • Rock 101 — classic rock from New Westminster.
  • JR Country 93.7 — country.

Multilingual

  • Red FM 93.1 — South Asian and multilingual radio.
  • Fairchild Radio 96.1 — Chinese-language radio.

Across the province

  • CITR 101.9 — the University of British Columbia's campus and community station.
  • CFAX 1070 — news and talk from Victoria.
  • Hang 10 Rock Radio — rock and metal from Tofino.
  • The Goat — active rock from the Cariboo.

The sound of the province

Vancouver's big South Asian and Chinese communities have their own stations, and CITR at UBC has long championed local music. Vancouver radio, Chinese radio and Punjabi radio go further.

Listening from elsewhere

British Columbia keeps Pacific time — eight hours behind UTC in winter and seven in summer; a few areas in the east use Mountain time.

A route in

  1. CBC Radio One Vancouver, for news.
  2. CITR, for campus radio.
  3. CFOX, for rock.

For the city, Vancouver radio online is next.

Frequently asked questions

How can I listen to British Columbia radio online for free?

Search for the station on 72FM — CBC Radio One Vancouver, CFOX, News 1130 and CITR are in the directory — no download and no account, with an hour a day free.

Is there Chinese or Punjabi radio in British Columbia?

Yes — Fairchild Radio broadcasts in Chinese, and Red FM in Punjabi and other languages.

What time is it in British Columbia for live radio?

Pacific time for most of the province: eight hours behind UTC in winter and seven in summer.