CBC Victoria to add afternoon radio showFeb 18, 2004 Source : Victoria Times ColonistVictoria's CBC radio station will expand its programming in September to include an afternoon show, the public broadcaster announced Tuesday. The station, which broadcasts on CBC Radio One (90.5 FM), will broadcast its afternoon show to the rest of Vancouver Island and the rest of the province, excluding the Lower Mainland. Currently, CBC Victoria produces only a live morning show. CBC spokeswoman Katrina Ingram said details of the show would be announced at a later date.
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