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The Corridor
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On The Corridor podcast, we feature news stories created by Local Journalism Initiative reporters in Kingston and area including CFRC’s own Chris Lawrie with contributions from CJAI Amherst Island Radio, County FM in Picton, CFWN FM in Cobourg plus LJI print media journalists from The Kingstonist, YGK News, and the Brockville Recorder and Times. The Corridor broadcasts Thursdays at 5 PM EST on CFRC's terrestrial signal 101.9 FM and can be streamed at cfrc.ca. The Corridor has been made possible by our team of staff and volunteers, the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Local Journalism Initiative, the Queen's University Department of History Internship Program, Queen's University Career Services, and of course our donors. Hosted by Dinah Jansen, Executive Director, Radio Queen's University. From Coburg to Cornwall, Westport to the Lake Ontario & St. Lawrence River waterfronts, we've got you covered.
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The Corridor #125
Mar 2400:30:04Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in Kingston and regional news from Brockville to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The March 17th 2026 edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) and Michelle Dorey-Forestell (The Kingstonist). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Brenda Little (CJPE), Ted Evans (CJAI) and Henry Walker, Giulianna Gonsalves and Dinah Jansen (CFRC).
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Mar 1700:29:34Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in Kingston and regional news from Brockville to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The March 17th 2026 edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) and Michelle Dorey-Forestell (The Kingstonist). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Brenda Little (CJPE), Ted Evans (CJAI) and Henry Walker, Giulianna Gonsalves and Dinah Jansen (CFRC).
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Mar 1000:29:48Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in Kingston and regional news from Brockville to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The March 10th 2026 edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) and Michelle Dorey-Forestell (The Kingstonist). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Brenda Little (CJPE) and Henry Walker, Giulianna Gonsalves and Dinah Jansen (CFRC).
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Mar 300:29:42Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in Kingston and regional news from Brockville to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The March 3rd 2026 edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) and Michelle Dorey-Forestell (The Kingstonist). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Ted Evans (CJAI), Brenda Little (CJPE) and Henry Walker, Giulianna Gonsalves and Dinah Jansen (CFRC).
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Feb 2400:30:02Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in Kingston and regional news from Brockville to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The February 25gh 2026 edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) & Sarah Williams (The Napanee Beaver) and Michelle Dorey-Forestell (The Kingstonist). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Ted Evans (CJAI), Aara Macauley (CFRC) and Dinah Jansen (CFRC).
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Feb 1700:29:06Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in regional news from Kingston to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The February 17th edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) & Owen Fullerton (YGK News), Sarah Williams (The Napanee Beaver) and Michelle Dorey-Forestell (The Kingstonist). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Ted Evans (CJAI), Brenda Little (CJPE), Dan Jones (CFWN), and Dinah Jansen (CFRC).
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The Corridor #119
Feb 1200:31:02Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in regional news from Kingston to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The February 12th edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) & Owen Fullerton (YGK News). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Jesse Bell, Dinah Jansen, Ted Evans (CJAI), Brenda Little (CJPE), and Dan Jones (CFWN).
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Feb 500:30:30Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in regional news from Kingston to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The February 5th edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) & Owen Fullerton (YGK News). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Jesse Bell, Dinah Jansen, Ted Evans (CJAI), Brenda Little (CJPE), and Dan Jones (CFWN).
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Jan 2900:30:42Tap to summarizeCovering the latest developments in regional news from Kingston to Cobourg, The Corridor is made possible through the support of the Radio Fund of Canada, the contributions of Local Journalism Initiative Reporters and the generous sponsorship of Kim Purcell Realty. The January 29th edition of The Corridor features written submissions from LJI Reporters Keith Dempsey (Brockville Recorder & Times) & Owen Fullerton (YGK News). Audio contributors for this week include: Christena Lawrie (CFRC), Jesse Bell, Dinah Jansen, Ted Evans (CJAI), Brenda Little (CJPE), and Dan Jones (CFWN).
Transcribe →The Corridor, November 7th, 2024
Nov 7, 2024Tap to summarizeThis week’s edition of The Corridor begins with a story from the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter for CFRC 101.9fm, Christena Lawrie, that highlights the 50th anniversary of Queen’s University’s Ban Righ Centre. Then, Corridor lead anchor, Dinah Jansen, reads a story from the LJI Reporter for YGK News, Owen Fullerton, about the controversial Bill 212. Corridor news producer, Jesse Bell, with a story from the LJI Reporter for The Kingstonist, Michelle Dorey Forestell, that provides an update on the OHIP/Dr. Elaine Ma situation. Then, Jansen reads a story from the LJI Reporter for the Brockville Reporter & Times, Keith Dempsey, about the potential influx of municipal funding from Ganonoque to the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation. The LJI Reporter from CJAI FM, Ted Evans, provides a story about a special holiday pantomime coming to Odessa. The episode concludes with CFRC’s Environment Canada weather report for the Kingston region, and the community concert and events calendar for November 7th-10th.
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