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1130 NewsRadio AM frequency issue resolved

Vancouver, BCLocal News

1130 NewsRadio has successfully resolved a technical issue that affected its AM radio frequency. The station thanked its listeners for their patience during this disruption. They can now listen live online at vancouver. citynews. ca/audio/.

The article also features other significant local news stories, including a tragic multi-vehicle crash on HWY 1 near Chilliwack, which resulted in the death of a 29-year-old woman. Surrey police issued a warning to parents about sharp objects found in Halloween candy, highlighting ongoing safety concerns. Additionally, the Pacific Highway border in Surrey has reopened, but more protesters have been arrested. These incidents reflect the current challenges faced by the community. The resolution of the frequency issue allows listeners to remain connected and informed about these local events through 1130 NewsRadio.

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