Harvard Broadcasting was established in 1977 when The Hill Companies purchased CKCK-TV, the Regina-based CTV affiliate station. The station was sold to Baton Broadcasting in 1986.

In 1981, Harvard first expanded into radio with the purchase of CKRM-AM and CFMQ-FM now CHMX-FM  (Regina’s Soft Rock LITE 92FM) in Regina, Saskatchewan. Originally opening its doors in 1926, 620 CKRM has almost as long a history as The Hill Companies in Saskatchewan. Originally entering the broadcasting world as Moose Jaw's CJRM, the station provided rural listeners with Winnipeg's daily grain and market reports. At that time, the station was owned by James Richardson and Sons. In 1943, the station’s call letters became CKRM. Currently, 620 CKRM the Source has been the official Saskatchewan Roughrider broadcast rights holder since 1983. Under their current agreement, Harvard Broadcasting will have 620 CKRM as the Rider Play-by Play voice until the year 2015.   In 2002, Harvard Broadcasting acquired Regina’s Rock Station 104.9 The WOLF (CFWF-FM) from Craig Broadcasting. The WOLF continues to be a market leader.

The Harvard Broadcasting Regina Radio Group is currently operating from a state-of-the-art broadcasting facility located directly in the "Heart of Regina" within the re-developed Century Plaza on the corner of 12th Avenue and Rose Street.

Since 2007, Harvard Broadcasting has seen exponential growth outside of its Regina broadcast holdings.

Calgary’s New Rock Alternative X92.9 (CFEX-FM) was added to Harvard Broadcasting, launching on January 1st 2007. MIX 103.7 Today’s Best Music (CFVR-FM) then opened its doors January 14th 2008, introducing the Hot AC format to Fort McMurray, Alberta. Later that year, Harvard Broadcasting moved into Saskatoon, Saskatchewan with Wired 96.3 Saskatoon’s New Music Channel (CFWD-FM) on April 9th 2008.

Joining the Harvard Broadcasting family on September 1, 2009 was Yorkton’s GX94 That’s Country (CJGX-AM) and The FOX The Best Mix (CFGW-FM).

Future Harvard Broadcasting expansion includes stations in Red Deer, Alberta and Edmonton, Alberta.  The North-South corridor of Alberta has long been considered an important part of Harvard’s growth strategy, and with these two new additions the province of Alberta will continue to be an integral part of Harvard Broadcasting’s focus.

Leading the Harvard Broadcasting Group:

Bruce Cowie - Vice-President

Cam Cowie - General Manager

Michael Olstrom – Station Group Program Manager

Helene Kolada – Station Group Accounting & Finance Manager

Gary Brasil - Station Group National Sales Manager