Rogers Sports and Media shuttered six radio stations in Calgary, Vancouver, Halifax and Kitchener on Tuesday. The company says more than 200 jobs were eliminated across the country. In Calgary, that means the Flames no longer have a radio broadcaster.

Former employees, politicians and listeners are reacting after Rogers Sports & Media shut down six local news and sports radio stations.

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Rogers Sports & Media announced it is shuttering six radio stations in several Canadian cities – Vancouver, Calgary, Halifax and Kitchener, Ont. – as part of cutbacks to eliminate 230 jobs.

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A Rogers spokesperson said the cuts affect 230 jobs, 80 of them in radio.

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