CKNI (Moncton, NB)

CKNI-FM is a radio station located in Moncton, New Brunswick, broadcasting on the frequency of 91.9 FM. This station is owned by Acadia Broadcasting and features an adult contemporary music format, known as 91.9 The Bend. The station's studios and offices can be found at Jones Lake Place on Main Street in Moncton.

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Moncton teen missing

6 days ago | 919thebend.ca | Kelli Rickard

RCMP are asking for the public’s help locating a missing 16-year-old girl from Moncton. Police say Hope McLaughlin was last seen on Tuesday around 8:46 p.m. near Sumner Park. She was reported missing on Thursday. Police have followed up on several leads to try and locate her but have so far been unsuccessful. Police and her family are concerned for her wellbeing. McLaughlin is described as being approximately 5’7″ tall, and weighing about 120 pounds. She has brown eyes, and brown hair.
Federal leaders debate again on eve of advance polls

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Randy Thoms

For the second time in as many nights, Canada’s political leaders debated their platforms against each other during the English-language debate. A French-language debate was held the previous night. It was a tame affair, with the leaders being somewhat respectable to each other.
Bank of Canada holds key interest rate despite tariff uncertainty

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Kevin Northup

A trade war with the United States hasn’t moved the Bank of Canada’s key interest rate. It remains at 2.75 percent, despite uncertainty south of the border. BoC Governor Tiff Macklem says the economy was in good shape at the end of 2024, but tariffs have caused unpredictability. “We still do not know whether tariffs will be imposed, whether they’ll be reduced or escalated, or how long all of this will last,” said Macklem.
Mooseheads facing elimination, Wildcats hope to rebound

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Kevin Northup

The Halifax Mooseheads are down to their final chance. They host Rouyn-Noranda for Game 4 tonight, needing a win to stay alive in their second round playoff series. The Huskies took Game 3 last night at Scotiabank Centre 4-1. In Baie-Comeau, the Moncton Wildcats hope to rebound after suffering their first loss in that series. Moncton still leads 2-1 heading into Game 4 tonight.
NDP leaders seeks new date for debate

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Randy Thoms

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is trying to avoid the federal leaders having to compete with the Montreal Canadiens. Singh is asking that Wednesday night’s French-language leader debate be moved to a different night. The Canadiens also play that night in a game with playoff implications. “We’re asking people—especially in Quebec—to choose between a critical democratic debate and cheering on the Habs in a must-win game,” says Singh in a media release.
Campaign promises aimed at scam artists & workers

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Randy Thoms

A proposal to crack down on scam artists. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is unveiling a series of measures to protect victims, especially seniors. It includes new legislation impacting banks and cellphone providers. “We’re going to pass the Stop Scamming Seniors Act, a common sense law that forces banks and telecom companies to deploy state-of-the-art technology to catch scams and stop them before they happen,” says Poilievre.
French leaders debate moved to accommodate Canadiens game

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Randy Thoms

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh won’t have to choose between politics and the playoffs — and neither will voters. Wednesday night’s French-language federal leaders’ debate has been moved from 8 p.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern, avoiding a direct conflict with the Montreal Canadiens’ game at 7 p.m.The change follows requests from both the NDP and Bloc Québécois, who argued the debate would lose viewers in Quebec if it overlapped with a potentially decisive game for the Habs.
Nurses, crime & sovereignty noted in campaign promises

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Randy Thoms

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh wants to hire more nurses. He unveiled a national strategy to tackle the country’s nursing shortage as the federal election campaign heads into its final two weeks. His goal is to hire 35,000 new nurses over the next five years. Singh says he will also take steps to improve their working conditions. “We are committing to ensuring that there is an appropriate ratio between nurses and patients,” says Singh.
CUPE NB names Iris Lloyd as next president

1 week ago | 919thebend.ca | Brad Perry

New Brunswick’s largest union has elected a new president. Iris Lloyd will lead the Canadian Union of Public Employees in New Brunswick. Lloys had served as president of CUPE Local 1253 for the past six years. The union represents members in school districts, from bus drivers, tradespeople, maintenance workers and custodians. Lloyd has also been a school custodian in the Anglophone South School District since 2007.
Tenille Townes, Tim Hicks to headline Boxcar Country Festival

2 weeks ago | 919thebend.ca | Brad Perry

Some big names in country music are heading to Saint John this summer. Organizers have unveiled the lineup for this year’s Boxcar Country Festival. Tenille Townes and Tim Hicks will headline the two-day festival on July 26 and 27 at the Waterfront Container Village. Joining them are Jojo Mason, Robyn Ottolini, Big Sugar, Anna Graves, Baker Beaton Band, Moyenne Rig, Sean Michael Ryan, Pretty Western, and Colin Fowlie & The Humble Few.