New Brunswick Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live

Published 2 October 2026

You can listen to New Brunswick radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. New Brunswick, Canada's only officially bilingual province, streams CBC in English, Radio-Canada in French, commercial stations from Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton, plus French-language community radio and campus stations.

CBC and Radio-Canada

• CBC Radio One — news and features, with streams from Fredericton, Saint John and Moncton.
• ICI Première Nouveau-Brunswick — Radio-Canada's French-language news, talk and local information.
• ICI Musique — Radio-Canada's French-language music network, with classical, jazz, blues and world music.

Commercial

• Q103 — active and classic rock from Moncton.
• 103.9 MAX FM — classic hits in Moncton.
• Kool 98 — classic hits from Saint John.
• New Country 92.3 — country from Fredericton.
• K94 — hot adult contemporary from Moncton.

Community, campus and internet

• Forest Green Radio — commercial-free Celtic and classical music from Victoria County, the most-voted New Brunswick station in the directory.
• CFAI 101.1 — French-language community radio from Edmundston.
• CJSE 89.5 Country 89 — French-language country music from Shediac's community station.
• CHSR 97.9 — campus and community radio in Fredericton.
• CHMA 106.9 — campus radio from Mount Allison University in Sackville.

The sound of the province

Stompin' Tom Connors was born in Saint John and Roch Voisine in Edmundston, and Acadian singers Édith Butler and Lisa LeBlanc are New Brunswickers too. Moncton is the home of Radio-Canada Acadie, the public broadcaster's French-language service for the Atlantic provinces. Canadian radio, Quebec radio and Celtic radio go further.

Listening from elsewhere

New Brunswick keeps Atlantic Time — four hours behind UTC in winter (AST) and three in summer (ADT), an hour ahead of Toronto and Montreal.

A route in

1. CBC Radio One, for news in English.
2. ICI Première Nouveau-Brunswick, for news in French.
3. Forest Green Radio, for Celtic and classical.

Over the border in Nova Scotia, Halifax radio online is next.