five years. Withenshaw sued the station over alleged breach of contract. In the March 2015 BBM ratings report, CKBE had a 19.9 per cent rating overall, more than five points higher than CJFM-FM. The Beat had the highest audience figures for the first time with listeners adults 25-54, females 25-54, males 25-54, adults 18-49 and adults 18-34. "The Beat Breakfast" also had the highest audience figures for morning show in female listeners 25-54, and the highest morning show figures among all English-language FM stations in Montreal. As of december 2022 the chill beatz that used to be on sunday Nights from 9h30 to midnight and from monday through thursdays at 11h30 to midnight has been removed. The show now is called montreal's perfect mix just the perfect mix to end the evening Management Ted Silver became Program Director (PD) of CFQR/CKBE in September 1992. He relaunched the station as "Lite Rock Q92". He left in April 2007. In May 2007, Chris Kennedy was appointed as Q92's program director. Kennedy left the station prior to Christmas 2008. Brian DePoe became program director of CFQR and CINW in February 2009. DePoe had been operations manager and program director at CJEZ-FM in Toronto. He left in late 2010. Following the sale of Corus’ Quebec radio stations to Cogeco Inc, Leo Da Estrela was named program director February 2011. He managed the rebrand from "Q" to "The Beat". In 2014, Sam Zniber was made program director. References External links The Beat 92.5 Kbe Kbe Kbe Kbe Radio stations established in 1947 1947 establishments in Quebec