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Vista Radio announces CRTC approval to purchase several radio stations in B.C.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has approved Vista Radio’s purchase of 21 Bell Media radio stations, including 27 regional repeater transmitters in British Columbia.

This acquisition includes all Bell Media radio stations in British Columbia except those in the cities of Vancouver and Victoria.

“We are delighted to move forward and welcome the talented teams and these outstanding stations into Vista Radio,” said Bryan Edwards, President of Vista Radio.

“Their values and focus on local programming, community service, and economic support align perfectly with our own. Together, we will enhance the strength of every market we serve, bringing even greater value to listeners, local businesses, and communities across British Columbia.”

Vista Radio’s philosophy emphasizes serving communities through engaging entertainment, locally relevant news, and content that impacts its audience, the press release announcing the approval said.

“With the addition of these 21 stations, Vista is eager to expand its commitment to British Columbia and media in Canada, delivering exceptional radio and digital content,” the release stated.

For more information about Vista Radio, visit vistaradio.ca.

John White
John White
John is the Director of News for Vista Radio. He has more than 32 years of experience in journalism, with an early eye cast to digital news innovations. He attends the Online News Association conference every year to learn about the cutting edge opportunities for his team to adopt and adapt.
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