Community Radio Fund of Canada / Fonds canadien de la radio communautaire

02/02/2026

Vous avez un projet pour votre station ? Le programme Radiomètre est ouvert, mais le temps file ! ⏳

Vous avez jusqu'au mardi 17 février à 15h (HE) pour soumettre votre demande.

Vous ne savez pas par où commencer ?

✅ Consultez notre site web pour voir la séance d’orientation.
✅ Prenez rendez-vous avec Pascal Kayishema : https://rm2627.youcanbook.me
✅ Postulez en ligne : https://mycrfc-monfcrc.smapply.io

Nous avons hâte de lire vos projets ! 📻

02/02/2026

Got a project for your station? The Radiometres program is open, but the clock is ticking! ⏳

You have until Tuesday, February 17 at 3:00 PM ET to submit your application.

Not sure where to start?

✅ Check out our website for the orientation video and PDF.
✅ Book a 1-on-1 with Pascal Kayishema: https://rm2627.youcanbook.me
✅ Apply online: https://mycrfc-monfcrc.smapply.io

We can't wait to see your ideas! 📻

01/06/2026

BONNE ANNÉE 2026, RADIO COMMUNAUTAIRE ET DE CAMPUS !

Nouvelle année. Nouvelle énergie. Nouvelles idées.

Et OUI — Radiomètre est officiellement de RETOUR !

Avec le début de 2026 arrive une toute nouvelle édition de Radiomètre, notre programme annuel de financement par projets conçu pour propulser la créativité, l’innovation et l’impact dans le secteur de la radiodiffusion communautaire au Canada.

GRANDE NOUVELLE :
Si vous êtes une station de radio canadienne à but non lucratif détenant une licence valide de radio communautaire ou de campus du CRTC, vous pouvez demander jusqu’à 35 000 $ pour concrétiser votre prochaine grande idée.

Contenu.
Formation.
Innovation numérique.

Si cela renforce votre station et votre communauté — Radiomètre veut vous soutenir.

Prochaines étapes :
👉 Visitez notre site web: https://crfc-fcrc.ca/radiometre/
👉 Consultez les lignes directrices du programme
👉 Communiquez avec notre équipe des programmes (on adore vos questions !)

Rappel important :
17 février 2026 — n’attendez pas la dernière minute !
Nous avons très hâte de découvrir vos projets et de vivre une nouvelle année remplie de projets audacieux, de voix inspirantes et de radio portée par les communautés.

Radiomètre 2026 — faisons de cette année un moment inoubliable !

01/06/2026

HAPPY 2026, COMMUNITY AND CAMPUS RADIO!

New year. New energy. New ideas.
And YES — Radiometres is officially BACK!

With the start of 2026 comes a brand-new round of Radiometres, our annual project-based funding program built to power creativity, innovation, and impact across the Canadian community broadcasting sector.

BIG NEWS:
If you’re a Canadian not-for-profit radio station with a valid CRTC campus or community radio licence, you can apply for up to $35,000 to bring your next big idea to life.

Content.
Training.
Digital innovation.
If it strengthens your station and your community — Radiometres wants to support it.

What to do next?
👉 Visit our website: https://crfc-fcrc.ca/en/radiometres/
👉 Check out the Program Guidelines on our website
👉 Reach out to our Programs team (we LOVE questions!)

Deadline alert:
February 17, 2026 — don’t wait until the last minute!

We’re beyond excited to see what you’ve been dreaming up and can’t wait for another year of bold projects, fresh voices, and community-powered radio.

Radiometres 2026 — let’s make this year unforgettable!

11/18/2025

Huge congratulations to the 39 campus and community radio stations selected to receive funding through our 2025-2026 Radiometres program! 🇨🇦🎙️

Radiometres supports vital projects focused on content creation, skills development, and digital innovation in the sector. From amplifying Indigenous voices in Winnipeg to establishing a new podcast studio in Rimouski, QC, this funding is crucial for strengthening local programming and training the next generation of broadcasters.

This program is made possible thanks to the generous contributions of commercial broadcasters through Canadian Content Development (CCD). Thank you for supporting community radio!

➡️ See the full list of recipients and their projects here: https://crfc-fcrc.ca/en/39-stations-to-receive-funding-from-the-community-radio-fund-of-canada/

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Félicitations aux 39 stations de radio communautaire et de campus sélectionnées pour recevoir un financement par projet dans le cadre de notre programme Radiomètres 2025-2026! 🇨🇦📻

Radiomètre soutient des projets essentiels axés sur la création de contenu, le développement de compétences et l'innovation numérique dans le secteur. Qu'il s'agisse de mettre en valeur les voix autochtones à Winnipeg ou de créer un nouveau studio de baladodiffusion à Rimouski, ce financement est crucial pour renforcer la programmation locale et former la prochaine génération de diffuseurs.

Ce programme est rendu possible grâce aux généreuses contributions des radiodiffuseurs commerciaux par le biais du Développement du contenu canadien (DCC). Merci de soutenir la radio communautaire!

➡️ Consultez la liste complète des récipiendaires et de leurs projets ici : https://crfc-fcrc.ca/39-stations-qui-recevront-un-financement-du-fonds-de-la-radio-communautaire-du-canada/

07/29/2025

🚨 New Words and Culture series alert!

Words and Culture—a podcast funded by SiriusXM Canada through the Community Radio Fund of Canada—has recently launched a new series: The Michif Episodes!

Hosted by legendary broadcaster Shelagh Rogers—who is also the 16th Chancellor of Queen's University—this series explores the Michif language through chats with guests from different backgrounds who share deep knowledge and personal perspectives on Métis identity, language, and culture.

🎧 Listen now to learn about the Michif language family: https://www.wordsandculture.ca/episode/the-michif-episodes/

Meet our host Shelagh Rogers of the Michif series!

Shelagh Rogers is a veteran broadcast-journalist, and most recently, she was the host and co-creator of CBC Radio’s The Next Chapter. Shelagh is the co-editor of the 3 volume “Speaking My Truth” series about residential school, healing and reconciliation published by the Aboriginal Healing Foundation.

In 2011, she was inducted as an Honorary Witness for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, a life-changing honour; she has since devoted her focus to amplifying Indigenous voices, Indigenous narratives and the truth of Canada’s history.

She has been recognized with honorary doctorates from eight universities, and she served as Chancellor of the University of Victoria from 2015 to 2021. She is now the 16th Chancellor of Queen’s University, succeeding her cousin, the Honourable Murray Sinclair.

Shelagh Rogers is a member of the Métis Nation of Greater Victoria, with family roots in Red River, Manitoba. Her great-grandmother Edith was the first Métis woman and the first woman to be elected to the Manitoba Legislature. To meet her Métis family and to walk in the land of her
ancestors, Shelagh now lives in Winnipeg.

This season, join Shelagh on a journey into the Words and Culture of the Michif series by listening to the first episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, our website, or at participating radio stations listed on our website. 🎧✨