Edmonton saw higher than usual market flux. Corus’ Country FM, CISN, had what can only be called an extraordinary book. After trending down over the last half of 2011, the station jumped almost 2 ½ shares and vaulted from 4^th to 1^st in the market. CHED had a softer book by their standards and will be eyeing the next ratings closely. Rawlco’s NOW (CKNO-FM) saw their string of up-trends abruptly end with almost a 2 share drop. In doing so, their rank fell from 2^nd to 3^rd. Newcap’s Capital FM (CKRA-FM) also declined from an 8.1 to a 7.3 and they, in turn surrendered a rank position. Unlike Calgary, rock did not fare well in Edmonton with all three stations in the format – Sonic (CHDI-FM), The Bear (CFBR-FM), and K-Rock (CIRK-FM) – all showing declines. The other notable was Harvard’s Lite 95-7 (CKEA-FM) which moved from a 2.0 to 3.3, meaning that while it has a long way to go, AC may not be dead there after all.