CJGM-FM (Gananoque, ON)

CJGM-FM is a radio station that plays adult contemporary music on the 99.9 MHz frequency in Gananoque, Ontario, Canada. It holds the distinction of being the first commercial radio station to operate in Gananoque. The station is known as 99.9 myFM, and it promotes itself with the tagline "Today's Soft Rock."

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Cardinal Prevost elected Pope Leo XIV

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

White smoke rose above the Sistine Chapel Thursday, signaling that the cardinals had chosen a new leader for the Catholic Church. American Cardinal Robert Prevost, 69, was elected as the 267th pope on the second day of the conclave. He will now be known as Pope Leo XIV. Born in Chicago and a former missionary in Peru, Prevost received at least 89 of the 133 possible votes, confirming his election as the new pontiff. Cheers erupted in St. Peter’s Square as the great bells of the basilica rang.
BGH watching provincial budget closely, hoping for the best

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

The Brockville General Hospital is keeping a close eye on the provincial budget. President and CEO Julie Caffin says she is hoping for at least the status quo. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2047/files/2025/05/050525-chaffin-01-1.mp3Although confident, Caffin says they don’t take anything for granted.
Spring fire hydrant flsuhing continues - discoloured water isn’t a big concern

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

The Town of Gananoque continues its annual spring fire hydrant flushing program until May 22nd. The work will primarily take place during the evening and overnight hours to minimize disruptions. Residents in affected areas may notice temporary water discoloration as hydrants are flushed. If discoloration occurs, the town advises residents to run the cold water tap, ideally at the lowest point in their home, until the water clears.
UCDSB investing heavily in school sports with a $12.2M commitment

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

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Making tick season a safe one

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

Tick trouble is back: Here’s how to stay safe outdoors this springWith spring temperatures rising above 4°C, ticks are becoming active again across our listening area. Dr. Linna Li, Deputy Medical Officer of Health, says blacklegged ticks in the area may carry bacteria that cause Lyme disease, or other ilnnesses.
How to vote early

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

With the federal election 18 days away, many Canadians are expected to cast their ballots ahead of time. There are a number of ways to vote before the April 28th election, including at advanced polling stations, at an elections office, or by mail. Regional Media Advisor with Elections Canada Dugald Maudsley says if you want to go vote today, you can.
Stolen vehicles found in Merrickville-Wolford lead to two arrests

1 month ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

Two stolen vehicles have been recovered and two men from North Dundas Township are facing charges after an investigation by the OPP East Region Community Street Crime Unit. On March 30, 2025, Grenville County OPP officers attended a home on Weedmark Road for an unrelated matter. While there, police found two vehicles reported stolen from Windsor and Toronto. A search warrant was executed the same day, and both vehicles were recovered. Mark Greenaway, 43, was arrested at the scene.
Massive Canadian music festival coming to South Frontenac

2 months ago | gananoquenow.ca | Emily Chatwood

A major new music festival is set to hit Frontenac County this summer, promising big names, positive vibes, and a boost for the local economy. Line Spike Frontenac organizer Jeremy Campbell told myFM the festival will feature a lineup of major Canadian artists.
UPDATED: Ice storm hits Gananoque, warning comes to an end

2 months ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

UPDATE: The Freezing Rain warning for Gananoque and the surrounding area has come to an end. Freezing rain will be changing to periods of rain this afternoon with a high of 4. Crews are still out dealing with icy roads and sidewalks, downed power lines and working to restore power outages. You’re encouraged to avoid non-essential travel and stay home if possible. —A major ice storm is impacting Gananoque and Mallorytown today, with freezing rain continuing into the afternoon.
Mark Carney sworn in as prime minister, vows to stand up to Trump and put money in Canadiansâ€™ pockets

2 months ago | gananoquenow.ca | Bob Perreault

Canada’s 24th Prime Minister, Mark Carney has addressed the media after he and 24 Cabinet Ministers were sworn in at a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa Friday morning. In his first act in the country’s highest office, Prime Minister Carney outlined his new government’s priorities. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2047/files/2025/03/031425-carney-01.mp3The government, he says will focus on two priorities.