CBXV-FM 91.3 FM: The Voice of Fox Creek in the Heart of Alberta
In Fox Creek, northwestern Alberta, CBXV-FM broadcasts at 91.3 FM and provides a familiar presence for residents of this community surrounded by boreal forest. As part of the CBC Radio One network, the station gives listeners access to local information, analysis, interviews and programs that explore Canadian life from coast to coast.
Fox Creek is a small town located along Highway 43, between Whitecourt and Grande Prairie. Its recent history is closely connected to oil and natural gas production, industries that have helped shape its economy, identity and pace of life. Despite its industrial character, the region maintains a strong relationship with nature. Lakes, trails, hunting, fishing and wide wooded spaces are part of everyday life and attract people who value the quiet and openness of northern Alberta.
In this setting, CBXV-FM’s role goes beyond simply carrying programs. A public radio station helps residents stay connected with regional and national news, issues affecting the province and stories from communities that are sometimes far from major urban centres. It accompanies early-morning departures, long drives to work and days spent in the forestry or energy sectors.
For anyone discovering Fox Creek, 91.3 FM offers a sound-filled introduction to an authentic part of Alberta: a resilient community shaped by its natural resources, while remaining deeply attached to its landscapes, neighbours and sense of belonging. CBXV-FM helps sustain that connection by giving a voice to the realities of northwestern Alberta.
