Baba Singh Ckua Alberta, CA Obituary, Death: CKUA-FM – FM Radio Station Mourns his Passing of Baba Singh
The Alberta community and the extended family of listeners connected to CKUA Radio Network are mourning the heartbreaking loss of Baba Singh, a beloved broadcaster, producer, and cherished voice whose passing has left a profound void in the world of music and community radio.
Baba Singh was widely recognized for his work as an announcer and producer at CKUA Radio Network, where he became a familiar and comforting presence to audiences across the province and beyond. Through his well-loved program, “Mid-Morning Mojo,” Baba brought warmth, positivity, and an extraordinary passion for music into the homes and lives of countless listeners every day.
Those who knew Baba remember him as a person filled with kindness, humour, humility, and wisdom. He possessed a unique ability to make people feel welcome and valued, whether through personal conversations, friendships, or the thoughtful way he connected audiences to music. His voice carried not only songs and stories, but also encouragement, compassion, and a genuine love for people.
For Baba, music was never simply entertainment — it was a bridge that connected communities and created meaningful moments between strangers and friends alike. Listeners often describe his broadcasts as uplifting experiences that brightened their days and brought comfort during difficult times. His passion for discovering and sharing music reflected his deep appreciation for culture, creativity, and human connection.
Beyond his remarkable career in broadcasting, Baba Singh was devoted to his family and deeply cherished by those closest to him. He shared a loving life with his wife, Lara Yule Singh, and remained a treasured father, family member, friend, and mentor to many people whose lives were enriched by his presence.
Following the news of his passing, tributes and messages of sympathy have continued pouring in from listeners, colleagues, musicians, and community members. Many have reflected on the tremendous impact he had through both his professional work and his personal kindness. Friends and coworkers describe him as someone whose authenticity and generosity left lasting impressions wherever he went.
As the CKUA family and the wider Alberta community grieve this tremendous loss, they are also celebrating a life beautifully lived — one marked by compassion, creativity, curiosity, and service to others through music and connection.
Though Baba Singh’s passing leaves deep sorrow, his legacy will continue through the countless memories he created, the music he shared, and the lives he touched along the way. He will be remembered not only as a talented broadcaster, but as a truly remarkable human being whose spirit brought light and joy to so many.
Baba Singh will remain forever loved, deeply missed, and always honored.