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Introducing the 2023 Canadian Radio Awards jury

Broadcast Dialogue is pleased to introduce the jury for the 2023 Canadian Radio Awards.

This year’s jury features radio programming and on-air talent from coast-to-coast, including former Virgin Radio Toronto morning show co-host Jax Irwin, professional voiceover talent and “Radio Nerd” Kat Carter, international talent coach Nails Mahoney, Sound Off Media Company founder Matt Cundill, former Rogers Sports & Media National Format Director-News and CBC BC News Director Treena Wood, and Halifax-based radio and television personality JC Douglas. Read more about this year’s jurors here.

The Canadian Radio Awards are FREE to enter thanks to our sponsors and supporters.

Enter your station talent or self-nominate across 18 categories from programming to engineering, news, sales, promotions and podcasting. Check out the rules & regulations here.

Learn more at CanadianRadioAwards.com. This year’s submission window closes Nov. 2.


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