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Abstract dancers move beneath a glowing water droplet and cool cyan waves in a hot magenta club scene, with the words ‘Water. Break. Check in.’October 09, 2026

When the room runs hot: hydration and cool-downs for the dance floor

A packed floor can turn a long night into a heat-management problem. Water, cool-down breaks and a crew that checks in can keep the music from becoming a medical emergency.

A clear musician-style earplug held between two fingers in front of a colourful, softly focused dance floor and DJ booth.October 02, 2026

Keep the night loud: hearing protection for clubbers and DJs

The music should stay with you. The ringing should not. A practical guide to protecting your hearing without stepping away from the dance floor.

A midnight-blue editorial graphic reading “Ottawa after dark” above a cyan-and-magenta city grid and a circular 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. clock, with the line “The city that makes the night move.”September 28, 2026

Ottawa after dark is bigger than the dance floor

As Ottawa's first Nightlife Economy Action Plan reaches its final year, the city is preparing a 2027 strategy with a wider view of who makes the night work.

A bright cyan-and-gold abstract solar disc crosses neon orbital rings above the words “Solar Power Sessions,” “2001–2026” and “Episode 955 in fresh rotation.”September 23, 2026

Still in orbit: Solar Power Sessions in its 25th year

Suzy Solar’s long-running trance programme began in 2001. Episode 955 now brings that continuing signal into DanceRadio’s fresh rotation.

DanceRadio.ca return announcement for The StoneBridge Show, showing episodes 561, 562 and 563 in cyan, pink and lime tiles against a dark neon broadcast design.September 19, 2026

StoneBridge is back on DanceRadio

A recovered archive trail led DanceRadio back to Sten Hallstrom—and brought three current editions of The StoneBridge Show into fresh rotation.

DanceRadio.ca wordmark above eleven connected neon tiles numbered 510 through 520, with the headline Eleven episodes, one paper trail and the label The StoneBridge Show archive trail.September 15, 2026

Eleven episodes, one paper trail: following The StoneBridge Show through the archive

Eleven consecutive archive records reveal how a weekly show moved from sender to station—and how that paper trail helped bring StoneBridge back to DanceRadio.

DanceRadio.ca wordmark above a cyan signal trace passing through three labelled checks—page, audio and now playing—with the headline ‘When online isn’t enough.’September 14, 2026

When ‘online’ isn’t enough: how DanceRadio checks the live signal

DanceRadio’s monitors check more than a green website light: they test real audio, current programme data and recovery from the listener’s side of the signal.

DanceRadio.ca wordmark above a geometric line connecting Vancouver, Ottawa and Toronto, with Ottawa highlighted as live on DanceRadio.ca and the date October 1, 2011.September 09, 2026

Three cities, one Ottawa signal: a live-broadcast flyer from 2011

A recovered flyer records the Sound Syndicate's three-city launch—and the Ottawa night DanceRadio.ca carried live from Parliament Nightclub on October 1, 2011.

DanceRadio.ca on-air guide showing the Thursday through Sunday evening programme line-up against a blue, pink and black poster.September 02, 2026

What's on air now: a guide to the DanceRadio rotation

Four weekly evening features anchor a continuous, programme-first rotation of current electronic shows. Here's how the DanceRadio clock works—and what is in it now.

The DanceRadio.ca neon wordmark on a dark background.August 31, 2026

The signal is back

How DanceRadio recovered its archive, rebuilt the live broadcast and returned as a station shaped by its own history.