Groupe Musique Greg has acquired all the assets of Radio-Classique Inc.
August 2015 — The shareholders of Radio-Classique Inc. have sold the company’s assets to Groupe Musique Greg for an undisclosed amount.
Groupe Musique Greg is a company founded by Gregory Charles, a famous Canadian celebrity. It operates in the entertainment business. The company produces TV shows, live shows, events and radio shows.
Radio-Classique is a radio network that plays exclusively classical music. It has two stations, one in Quebec City and one in Montreal.
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