Oldies station defined as "radio format that concentrates on rock and roll and pop music from the latter half of the 20th century, specifically from around the mid-1950s to the 1970s or 1980s".  (Thank you Wikipedia)

CKDO Oshawa is still on the air at 1580 AM and 107.7 FM. 
CFOS Owen Sound.
CJWV-FM Peterborough.
CJCS-FM 107.1 Stratford.
CJOY 1460 Guelph.
CKKW-FM  Waterloo. (Bell)
CKWW-FM Windsor. (Bell)
... and of coarse there is the Internet.
 

Thanks  Exidor.  I had NO IDEA that there were that many "Oldies" stations still on the air!  I stand corrected and how! I'm not within earshot of any of them so I don't get to hear  the CanCon so beloved by so many who are luckier than me.



 

Last edited by Mike (October 4, 2017 7:00 PM)

I apologize if any of the stations I listed were incorrect.
I just copied Wikipedia without fact checking.

It all comes down to advertising money.  People who listen to oldies format don't hang out with Harvey Brooker or Jack Berkovits.  If Canada had the right type of HD and stations were allowed to carry a second audio program other than Punjabi maybe there would be more oldies stations.
 

By Exidor:" I apologize if any of the stations I listed were incorrect.
I just copied Wikipedia without fact checking."

CJOY and CKKW are both "oldies" stations - just not 50's and 60's oldies. CJOY is 70's-80's-90's and CKKW is 70's & 80's - although I did hear the Stones "Satisfaction" on CJOY bewteen 6 and 7 AM this past week and CKKW played "hello, Goodbye" by the Beatles this morning.

Re: Bill Carroll.  The guy he replaced (was he fired?) is still on the air doing endorsements for some of the biggest  and most successful  clients in town and makes  almost 100K doing it . Carroll endorses an ambulance-chaser and My Pillow.