CFGO-AM (Ottawa, ON)

CFGO is a radio station located in Canada, specifically in Ottawa, and it operates at 1200 AM. Known as TSN Radio 1200, it focuses on sports content. CFGO is classified as a Class B station and uses the clear-channel frequency of 1200 kHz. Its transmission comes from a 6-tower setup situated close to Manotick. The station's studios are housed in the Bell Media Building, which is found in the ByWard Market area of Downtown Ottawa.

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Canadian Golf Rankings - June 16, 2025 - TSN.ca

3 days ago | tsn.ca | Brooke Henderson

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Yost: Three critical factors have Edmonton Oilers on the brink vs. Florida Panthers

5 days ago | tsn.ca | Travis Yost

After a disappointing showing in Game 5, the Edmonton Oilers are one game away from again losing the Stanley Cup Final. Consecutive defeats by the Florida Panthers in the final would leave a serious organizational sting. The Panthers have again proven to be a matchup problem for the Oilers and after the trouncing in Game 5, you can rest assured Kris Knoblauch and Edmonton’s coaching staff have every potential lineup change on the table. How did we get here?
F1 Grand Prix: How to get around Montreal

1 week ago | tsn.ca | Rachel Lau

After last year’s mishaps during Montreal’s Formula 1 Grand Prix, city officials say they are aiming for “the top of the podium” when it comes to logistics and transportation, Noovo Info reports. Grand Prix weekend typically attracts more than 300,000 people — 50 per cent of whom come from outside Quebec — making it the busiest weekend on the city’s roads.
Salim Valji: Vernon Adams not taking anything for granted ahead of Calgary Stampeders’ opener

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Salim Valji

Before the question was even finished, Calgary Stampeders quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. smiled and shook his head. “Last year, I was in the same spot,” he said. “I don’t feel any different [this year]. I’m still earning my spot, earning my paycheque, coming in early, staying late, doing what I need to do to hopefully be successful on game day.” Adams, of course, was referring to opening the 2024 season as the undisputed starting quarterback of the BC Lions.
Mark Masters: Oilers 'can't rely on' playing McDavid and Draisaitl together despite Game 1 success | TSN

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl joined forces on Edmonton's top line to help spark a comeback win in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, but it doesn't sound like the superstars will stick together. "It’s nice to know that when those two get together mid-game that the results are pretty good, but it’s something that we can’t rely on," said coach Kris Knoblauch.
Jonathan David to captain Canada at this month's Gold Cup

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Matthew Scianitti

With Canada men's captain Alphonso Davies still recovering from a knee injury, Jonathan David will captain Canada at this summer's Gold Cup, sources told TSN on Thursday. The 25 year-old Brooklyn-born Ottawa native is set for a big European move this summer, and that might mean David will lead Canada for the start of the CONCACAF tournament, but Canada's men's national team isn't sure if it will have David for the country's full run in the competition.
The CFL has never been more meaningfully Canadian

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Dave Naylor

As the Canadian Football League gets set to open its 67th season tonight in Regina where the Saskatchewan Roughriders host the Ottawa Redblacks, the league has never been more meaningfully Canadian. Where once the league was a place where Canadians participated but Americans starred and held most of the important off-field titles, that is no longer the case.
Minnesota Twins' Pablo López expected to miss 8 to 12 weeks because of strained shoulder

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Pablo Lopez |Pablo López

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Minnesota Twins right-hander Pablo López is expected to be sidelined 8 to 12 weeks because of a strained shoulder. The Twins said Wednesday that López has a Grade 2 strain of the teres major muscle. Lopez was the winning pitcher Tuesday night in a 10-3 victory over the Athletics, allowing two runs on four hits in five innings before leaving because of the shoulder problem. The 29-year-old from Venezuela is 5-3 with a 2.82 ERA in 11 starts this season.
Mark Masters: Edmonton Oilers look to rally around injured Zach Hyman on return to Stanley Cup Final

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

The Edmonton Oilers held an optional skate on Wednesday morning. The Florida Panthers held a full skate. --- Connor McDavid was the first player to console Zach Hymanafter the Oilers winger sustained a dislocated wrist in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final. "Gave me a big hug and, honestly, that’s when I broke down," said Hyman. "Meant a lot." At the time, Hyman was still trying to process how an innocuous-looking hit by Dallas Stars forward Mason Marchmentcould end his season.
Connor McDavid leaves no stone unturned on road back to Stanley Cup Final | TSN

2 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

Connor McDavid showed off his trademark speed during Tuesday's practice, but the Oilers centre never looked completely satisfied. He chatted with head equipment manager Jeff Langand switched skates on multiple occasions during the workout. "Just a fun game Langer and I like to play," McDavid said with a smile. "Just working through some skate stuff, trying to find the right pair." The Oilers captain isn't leaving anything to chance as he gets set for his second shot at a first Stanley Cup.