Ed Tait’s Five Things: midway point of the season edition
It’s a proverbial “first versus worst” match up on Thursday Night at IG Field when the 6-2 Bombers host the 1-7 BC Lions. Continue reading
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Winnipeg Ice teams up with 680 CJOB for broadcast rights
Starting this hockey season, all Winnipeg Ice games will stream on CJOB.com. Additionally, all Saturday and Sunday games will be broadcast live on 680 CJOB. Continue reading
Ed Tait’s Five Things for Bombers versus Stampeders on Thursday night
Just a few things, five to be exact, to prepare for Thursday Night’s Blue Bomber clash with Calgary. Continue reading
680 CJOB debuts a new live stream to access Winnipeg Blue Bombers games
680 CJOB introduces “leanStream” as another way to listen to Bob Irving and Doug Brown on Winnipeg Blue Bomber Football broadcasts Continue reading
Ed Tait’s “Five Things You Should Know” about Friday’s Blue Bomber Game
Your primer for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers pre-season opener. Continue reading
Global News Winnipeg and 680 CJOB win RTDNA journalism awards
The Corus Entertainment team in Winnipeg took home four Radio Television Digital News Association prairie region awards in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Siloam Mission raising funds to expand shelter and services
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Siloam Mission is expanding — and the organization is creating a women-only space in its new building that’s currently under construction. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon exceeds donation goal
On Friday, the Health Sciences Centre Foundation’s Hope to Life Radiothon, presented by Maric Homes, exceeded its goal and raised $184,120.56. Continue reading
Global News congratulates CFL legend Doug Brown on the birth of his first child
Global News Winnipeg and 680 CJOB would like to congratulate Winnipeg Blue Bombers legend Doug Brown and Monica Manaigre on the birth of their daughter, Sophia Brown. Continue reading
Milt Stegall apologizes to Winnipeg Blue Bombers QB Matt Nichols
Milt Stegall says Bomber QB Matt Nichols did not throw his receivers “under the bus.’ Continue reading