It's a celebration of their dedication and tireless effort into making CJLO 1690AM a quality radio station, and a celebration of independent media and community radio at large.
Aaaaaaand the nominees are:
The Welcome to the Jungle Award for Best New Show:
The Link (Thursdays 11am-12)
Exit Hour (Sundays 9pm-10pm)
The Noisy Loft (Sundays 8pm-9pm)
Anatomy of Caribbean Music (Saturdays 8pm-9pm)
The CBC Award for On Air Professionalism:
Humsafar (Mondays 4pm-6pm)
The Reaktor (Fridays 2-4pm)
Radio Fun (Wednesdays 9-10pm)
Beats From The East (Tuesdays 9-11pm)
The Ol' Gil Award (Most Underrated Show):
Brave New Jams (Saturdays 10pm-12am)
Going Down Under (Sundays 11pm-12am)
The New Noise (Mondays 10pm-12am)
The Wake Up Call (Thursdays 7-8am)
The MAPL Award for Canadian Content (Canadian Only Shows & Talk Excluded):
With Gay Abandon (Mondays 1-2pm)
The Commonwealth Conundrum (Wednesdays 4-6pm)
Fear Of Music (Tuesdays 4-5pm)
Pits and Poisoned Apples (Thursdays 12am-1am)
CJLOL Award (Funniest Show):
Funk Shui (Sundays 2-3pm)
Rex's Barn Sessions (Tuesdays 2-4pm)
Greedy Graffiti (Thursdays 1-3pm)
Most Improvement:
Greedy Graffiti (Thursdays 1-3pm)
Commonwealth Conundrum (Wednesdays 4-6pm)
Revolution 33 and 1/3 (Mondays 2-3pm)
Currently Concordia (Fridays 11am-12pm)
The Radio 3 Award (New Music Supporter):
Grade A Explosives (Sundays 4-6pm)
Commonwealth Conundrum (Wednesdays 4-6pm)
Phantastiq Cypha (Tuesdays 6-8pm)
Purple Carrot (Tuesdays 12pm-1pm)
The Phil Donahue Award (Best Talk Show):
Funk Shui (Sundays 2-3pm)
Currently Concordia (Fridays 11-12pm)
The Game Misconduct (Sundays 12-2pm)
The Onomatopoeia Show (Sundays 3-4pm)
The Yank Crime Award (Best Rock Show):
Radio Fun (Wednesdays 9-10pm)
Dirty Work (Thursdays 4-6pm)
The Feel Good Hit Of The Summer (Wednesdays 3-4pm)
The New Noise (Mondays 10pm-12am)
The Niche Award (Best Specialty Show):
With Gay Abandon (Mondays 1-2pm)
The F-Hole (Mondays 12-1pm)
Station To Station (Wednesdays 1-2pm)
Gospel Unlimited (Sundays 10am-12pm)
The Bad News Brown Award (Best Hip Hop Show):
Beats From the East (Tuesdays 9-11pm)
Stroll Around The Groove (Thursdays 11pm-12am)
The Limelight (Saturdays 6-8pm)
Midnight Love Affair (Sundays 10-11pm)
The Pete Tong Award (Best RPM Show):
Death Metal Disco Show (Tuesdays 5-6pm)
Glitch, Please! (Thursdays 8-10pm)
Autobeat (Thursdays 10-11pm)
The Midnight Caper (Tuesdays 11pm-12am)
The Smelt Your Face Award (Best Metal Show):
Burnt Offerings (Sundays 6-8pm)
The Noisy Loft (Sundays 8-9pm)
BVST (Wednesdays 7-9pm)
The Lucky Dube Award (Best World Show):
The Live Wire Show (Saturdays 9-10am)
Caribbean Callaloo (Saturdays 2-4pm)
More Fyah (Saturdays 4-6pm)
Humsafar (Mondays 4-6pm)
The Wayne and Schuster Award for Best Team (who host a show):
Marina Nguyen and Patricia Petit-Liang (Funk Shui) (Sundays 2-3pm)
Cecil de Ioia and Emile Dube-Hutchinson (Burnt Offerings) (Sundays 6-8pm)
Julien Bourgeois and Mourad Bennacer (Stroll Around The Groove) Thursdays (11pm-12am)
Dan Kellman & Quinten Gonzales (More Fyah) (Saturdays 4-6pm)
The Fox News Award for Excellence in Journalism:
Saturn de los Angeles
Catlin Spencer
The Pitchfork Award For Excellence in Music Journalism:
Abby Schacter
Fredy Iuni
Andrea Boulet
Annick MF
The Mix It Up Award for Excellence in Production:
Marco Lucci
The Bored and Wanting to Get Out of the House Award (for excellence in volunteer commitment):
Floriane Bonneville
Remi Caron
Maryana Voronoska
Stephanie Cram
Keener Award for Most Helpful DJ:
Carlo Spiridigliozzi (The Wake Up Call)
Denis Arsenault (Dirty Work)
Tim Foster (Going Down Under and Charts & Crafts)
Angelica Calcagnile (BVST)
The Show Me The Money Award For Fundraising:
Caribbean Callaloo
Ryan B. Arditi Lifetime Acheivement Award:
Nassim Tabri (ex-Beautiful Music For Ugly Children host)
Rob Fleming Award for Best Mix Tape:
Mix #1: Paul Brown (Go-Go Radio Magic Show, and last year's winner)
Mix #2: Tim Forster (Going Down Under)
Mix #3: Eric the Tutor (The Limelight)
Mix #4: Mason Windels (Midnight Love Affair)
Mix #5: Amrew Weekes (The Limelight)

Tune in to The Reaktor on Friday, May 10th at 2-4PM for an interview with Spike from Me First & the Gimme Gimmes. The band plays Pouzza Fest on May 18th with A Wilhelm Scream at Métropolis!

Are you going to Pouzza Fest and are confused as to which bands to check out? Tune in to The New Noise on CJLO this Monday, May 13th from 10pm-midnight. Brian Robinson, bassist from A Wilhelm Scream, will be the guest cohost for a special episode of the New Noise where he and DJ Runt will go through the myriad of bands playing the three-day punk rock festival to tell you the best bands to check out.
Want to see Brian for yourself? Check him out when he plays Pouzza Fest with A Wilhelm Scream, at Metropolis on Saturday, May 18th.
Hosted by: Saturn De Los Angeles
Stories by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi, Spoon Jung & Catlin Spencer
Produced by: Catlin Spencer
Syria is faced with its second internet shutdown in the past six months. The Harper Government wants the National Research Council to reorient its efforts toward commercially valuable science rather than fundamental science.
The government says the NRC traditionally was a supporter of business, and will return to its roots developing practical applications for industry.
"We have shifted the primary focus of our work at NRC from the traditional emphasis of basic research and discovery science in favour of a more targeted approach to research and development," said Council president John McDougall.
According to Gary Goodyear, minister of state for science and technology, the revamped agency will concentrate on industrial research, new growth and business development.
"We will continue to support basic research, but the use of that knowledge is the next step," he said.
Goodyear dismissed the changes as being part of what critics describe as the Conservative war against science.
"The home run is when somebody utilizes the knowledge that was discovered for social or economic gain."
Flickr Photo by: michael_swan
STORY WRITTEN BY: SPOON JUNG
A much criticized topic in the lead up the provincial election, the P.Q. Is investing more into Jean Charest's Plan Nord.

Colleen Green stopped by the CJLO studios on April 27th to record a fun and silly session for Maiden Voyage. Tune in Friday, May 10th at noon to hear the four songs Colleen recorded with CJLO production teamer Marco Lucci and an interview with Beansie that ranged from musical inspiration to red velvet cupcakes. Mmm... cupcakes.

INDONESIA, USA, CANADA | NY Premiere | 2012 | 95 min
DIRECTORS Simon Barrett, Adam Wingard, Eduardo Sάnchez, Gregg Hale, Timo Tjahjanto, Gareth Evans, Jason Eisener
SCREENWRITERS Simon Barrett, Jamie Nash, Timo Tjahtanto, Gareth Evans, Jason Eisener, John Davies
PRODUCERS Gary Binkow, Brad Miska, Roxanne Benjamin
CINEMATOGRAPHERS Tarin Anderson, Seamus Tierny, Jeff Wheaton, Stephen Scott, Adbul Dermawan Habir
WITH Adam Wingard, Lawrence Levine, L.C. Holt, Kelsy Abbott, Hannah Hughes
This screening was the most fun and the most energetic I experienced at the festival.Holy crap I was on the edge on my seat laughing, moving around like a mad woman because I just loved how much blood, tension and fun was in this film, which is the anticipated sequel to last year’s V/H/S. It is a wonderfully structured and creative collaboration from the minds of the new wave of indie horror filmmakers and enthusiasts. It's pretty enchanting to watch these contemporary genre go-getters work together and create something I find refreshing and entertaining as fuck.
A missing young man and his mother is worried that something nasty has happened to him, so these two young investigators enter his apartment to check out if everything is okay and so they can get paid. This boy-girl duo find all these screens randomly set up and some VHS tapes scattered about, they obviously split up, one to explore and clear the house while the other documents and duplicates whatever they might find relevant. The lady starts watching the tapes, including a quick introduction from the missing boy himself, a spooky documentation about his relationship with all the tapes. Simon Barrett controls the structure perfectly with this wraparound segment, he ties everything together for us and it’s nice and smooth.
The audience is taken on a whizzing emotional Mario Kart tournament like-style experience, as we are driven through four horror themed adventures. Blair Witch innovators Eduardo Sάnchez and Gregg Hale weave us through a droll first person view of the gluttonous undead. Adam Wingard steers the audience into a ghoul flooded million dollar haunted mansion fable, all while merging our perspective with the one belonging to our hero’s new shiny cybernetic eye. Timo Tjahjanto and Gareth Evans thrust us into the most gruesome and beautiful mockumentary style expedition that is fueled by some pretty fucked up powerful satanic shit. Eisener brings to life a fast paced adolescent adventure filled with witty humor, quick tricks, pranks and powerful sound design centered on a rousing alien happenstance.
This particularly distinct collection of collaborators should be toasted during your next round of beers at the pub because they have accomplished a lot while continuously paving the way for future genre filmmakers and future horror enthusiasts; they are not afraid of taking un-restrained risks or afraid to bring their unique point of views to life. Cheers to you, cheers to genre and to horror and finally, cheers to being fervently rocked during V/H/S/2.
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Andrea Boulet
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