📍 🇨🇦 Canada
CHRY “Vibe 105.5” York University Toronto, ON
About CHRY “Vibe 105.5” York University Toronto, ON
CHRY Vibe 105.5 is a community and university radio station broadcasting at 105.5 FM from York University in Toronto, Ontario, and streaming free online at vibe1055.com.
Being tied to York University shapes what this station sounds like. It leans alternative and urban rather than chasing mainstream chart radio, which puts it closer to what you’d expect from a campus station with actual editorial independence. Community radio in Canada tends to mean more local voices, less corporate playlist logic, and CHRY fits that pattern.
The online stream runs in AAC+ format at 32 kbps, so it’s light on bandwidth and works fine on a phone connection. If you’re looking for Toronto-rooted radio that isn’t just the same rotation you’d hear on a commercial FM dial, this is a reasonable place to start.
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Station info
Country
🇨🇦 Canada
Bitrate
32 kbps
Format
AAC+
Language
english
Status
🟢 Live
Frequently asked questions
How do I listen to CHRY Vibe 105.5 online?
Stream live at vibe1055.com. The station broadcasts in AAC+ format at 32 kbps and is available online from anywhere.
What frequency is Vibe 105.5 on in Toronto?
105.5 FM. CHRY is a York University community radio station serving Toronto, Ontario.
Is CHRY Vibe 105.5 free to listen to?
Yes. Streaming is free on the station's website.
What kind of music does Vibe 105.5 play?
Alternative and urban music. CHRY is a university and community radio station, so programming reflects diverse tastes beyond mainstream commercial radio.
Can I listen to CHRY on my phone or computer?
Yes. Any device with internet access can stream from vibe1055.com. No app is required.
What language is CHRY Vibe 105.5 broadcast in?
English. CHRY broadcasts from York University in Toronto.
What makes Vibe 105.5 different from other Toronto radio stations?
CHRY is community and university radio, so it plays alternative and urban music you won't hear on commercial stations, with programming shaped by York University and Toronto's community.