The Buffalo Bills are expanding their radio network into Canada for the 2026 season through a partnership with Bell Media’s TSN, adding affiliates in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa.
Bills games will air on “TSN 1050” CHUM-AM in Toronto, “TSN 690” CKGM-AM in Montreal and “TSN 1200” CFGO-AM in Ottawa. Games also will stream across Canada on the TSN channel on iHeartRadio.com and the iHeartRadio Canada app.
The expansion gives the Bills additional reach in major Canadian markets, including Toronto, which is located less than 100 miles from Buffalo. The team also has established fan bases in Montreal and Ottawa.
“Canada has always held a special place in the Buffalo Bills organization,” Pete Guelli, Bills President of Business Operations, says in a news release. “Our Canadian fans are an essential part of Bills Mafia, and expanding our radio network into Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa will strengthen that connection. These affiliates will bring us closer to our dedicated supporters in Canada, ensuring they experience every moment of Bills football.”
“As Canada’s home of the NFL, we are committed to delivering unparalleled access for fans across Bell Media platforms,” says Shawn Redmond, VP of Bell Media Sports. “This partnership allows Buffalo Bills fans to connect with their beloved franchise how and where they want, expanding access to live games by combining the strength of our TSN Radio stations with the national reach of iHeartRadio Canada.”
The Bills will have 28 radio affiliate networks carrying their preseason, regular-season and postseason games in 2026, along with live pregame and postgame coverage. The network is expected to reach a potential population of more than 50 million.
The team also announced a partnership with Cumulus Media in May that makes classic rock “97 Rock” WGRF-FM (96.9) the official flagship station for Bills broadcasts in Buffalo beginning this season. The move returns the team’s broadcasts to FM radio and “97 Rock,” which served as the flagship from 1998 through 2011.
Chris Brown, the “Voice of the Bills,” will return for his fourth season as play-by-play announcer. Former Bills Pro Bowl center Eric Wood will serve as color analyst for a seventh season, while Bills Legend Steve Tasker will join the booth as the team’s sideline reporter.