CKON's mandate is to communicate with the people of Akwesasne through preservation and promotion of the Mohawk culture, and to broadcast information, entertainment, and music in a way very unique to the community where it began.
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Hi. The music is perfect. Today, even more if there is such a thing!
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john leduc26.11.2022
Hi I;m from Casselman Ontario CKON that my weekend radio live internet keep up the good work thanks
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Let Homebrew05.10.2022
Love the old country music, and even that DJ that say's "Of course" all the time :)
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Sesi Francis19.04.2022
Camping in Rhode Island and staying in touch with what's happening at home, good morning Akwesasronon
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Faubert JC19.03.2022
I live in Victoria BC,I used to live in Valleyfield, every saterday I get up early to listen to the old country music that's my kind of music,
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Patrick McMahon28.02.2022
Listening the Shamrock Hockey at work in St. Louis. LET'S GO GREEN!
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Margot Besner02.01.2022
Love your music today but especially old country music
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Melody Davidson19.12.2021
hi i live in cornwall and this is the radio station i listen too. love the music stories and staff i was just wondering where is misty in the morning miss hearing stories of her adventures and family thanks melody davidson cornwall ontario
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Jack Warner14.11.2021
I would like a song by Hank Thompson “ Who Left The Door To Heaven Open for our 56 year Anniversary thanks jack and Linda Warner from Ingleside Ontario
CKON-FM is a private radio station located in Akwesasne, a Mohawk nation territory that straddles the Canada–United States border (and also, on the Canadian side, the interprovincial border between Quebec and Ontario). Its licence was issued by the Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs and Clanmothers. The station broadcasts on 97.3 MHz and is owned and operated by the Akwesasne Communication Society, a community-based non-profit group. It has a country music format, but also has adult contemporary music during evenings and oldies on Sundays. CKON-FM also strives to play local and nationwide Native artists. CKON-FM broadcasts in English and Kanien'keha, the language of the Mohawks.
