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Zoomer Radio - Enjoy sentimental favourites and ever more vintage pop classics from the 30s/40s/50s and 60s, plus Big Band, and the greatest dramas and comedies from The Golden Age of Radio. With 50,000 watts of clear-channel broadcasting power, AM740 ha
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CHIN Radio TV Multicultural was launched in 1966. It is the first multicultural broadcast company in Canada founded by the late Johnny Lombardi considered by many the father of multiculturalism in Toronto.