Hydro Issues Causes Station to Go Down
Due to last nights storms and flash foods, hydro has gone down at 105.1 The River transmitter. Hydro One are in the process of getting us back on the air. In the meantime you can still hear all of Niagara's Best Music online at www.105theriver.ca or download the 105.1 app.
Hydro was restored at 1:55pm and we are back broadcasting on 105-1 FM.
Thank you for your patience.
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