Windspeaker Radio
Alberta's Biggest Country Music Library
Midnight - 6:00AM
June 17-22 is Indigenous Awareness Week, celebrating the culture and heritage of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people. Click here for events in Southern Alberta
Have an event coming up? Email details to jeremy@cjwe.ca and have it heard 3x daily on Windspeaker Radio and cjwe.ca
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Join Jeremy weekday mornings 6-10 and weekends 9-Noon
“Conditions in northwest Alberta remain dangerous and still require caution." —Devin Dreeshen, minister of Agriculture and Forestry
“You have always known that your chief deserved to be respected and celebrated, but now all Canadians will have the opportunity to learn and understand the true history and legacy of Chief Poundmaker.” —Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
“Policing is in crisis in Thunder Bay, and there is no place for a residential school apologist to service a community that is struggling to rebuild the relationship between its police service and the Indigenous population.” —Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler
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Serving the northern half of the province, CFWE is our sister station playing the same great country variety and highlighting Indigenous life. Click on the logo to stay in touch. When you're in Edmonton check us out at 98.5.
Listen for Moccasin Telegraph, featuring the latest community events 20 times a week. If you have a special event that you would like us to announce, please email details of your event to jeremy@cjwe.ca
We are proud to present our Internet radio station featuring the best of Pow Wow and Round Dance 24/7. Click on the Buffalo Spirit logo to check it out! This project has been made possible by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
RAVEN; our Internet radio station featuring the best of Indigenous Rock, Urban, Rhythm and Blues 24/7 is here! Click to listen to Raven. This project has been made possible by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
Join Dougie and Donnie Rain, Tuesday evenings at 10, Saturday morning at 7 and Sunday morning at 10 for the best of Pow Wow and Round Dance. This project has been made possible by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
The Indigenous Music Countdown is hosted by Roz, who spotlights today’s best new Indigenous music and shares interviews from artists who range from several genres including; hip-hop, rock, country, alternative, rock, folk and pop/dance.
Listen Saturday mornings at 8 for Conversational Nakoda. Join Alice, Thomas and Jeremy for a fun interactive half-hour of Nakoda words, stories, music and lots of laughs! Made possible by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
George Strait
The Jerry Cans