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More Canadians listened to radio on-the-go this summer

More Canadians listened to radio on-the-go over the summer months as people took advantage of what for many was the first season free of COVID-19 restrictions.

Numeris has released its first batch of “insights” which will replace Radio Topline Reports going forward.

Reflecting Numeris Radio PPM data for Summer 2022 (weeks 40-52), Numeris says 67.9% of radio tuning by Adults 25-54 was done outside the home. Out-of-home (OOH) tuning was up across all dayparts with the evening seeing the biggest gain, up nine percentage points year-over-year.

Vancouver led OOH listening by market at 75.3%, A25-54, followed by Edmonton where 69.3% of tuning was done outside the home.

Numeris says while in-home listening starts to pick up at 6 a.m. and peaks at 7:30 a.m., gradually winding down throughout the day, radio tuning outside the home picks up around 6:30 a.m. and peaks at 8 a.m. in the morning. Out-of-home listening sees another bump between 11:30 a.m. and noon, and is at its highest from 4:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. on the drive home.

Toronto and Vancouver led OOH tuning by market during the evening, up 12.9% and 4.6% respectively, over the same period last year. Afternoon drive OOH tuning was up 9.5% with Franco Montreal listeners year-over-year, and 9.1% in Toronto. Breakfast OOH listening gains were led by Toronto (23.1%) and Franco Montreal (14.5%).

When it comes to live streaming of radio, Edmonton (16%), Vancouver (13%), and Toronto (12%) were the top three markets. Adults 18-45 led streaming by demographic at 12% overall, with seven per cent in that age group streaming on-the-go.


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Connie has worked coast-to-coast as a reporter, editor, anchor and host at CKNW and News 1130 in Vancouver, News 95.7 and CBC in Halifax, and CFCW Edmonton, among other stations. With a passion for music, film and community service, she led News 95.7 to a 2013 Atlantic Journalism Award and regional RTDNA award for Best Radio Newscast. More recently, she was nominated for Music Journalist of the Year at Canadian Music Week 2019. To report a typo or error please email - [email protected]

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