The All-in-One Logging Solution for Modern Hams
Seamlessly track contacts, sync with QRZ.com, and manage logbooks from any device. Accessible, mobile-friendly, and packed with powerful features.
📧 Email Your QSO Cards
Send Beautiful Confirmation Cards to DX Stations Instantly!
Never lose track of your sent confirmations again. Our new email system lets you send stunning QSO cards directly from your logbook, with full tracking and history.
QRZ Integration
Auto-lookup emails from QRZ.com database
One-Click Sending
Send cards individually or in bulk
Full History
Track every email you've sent with timestamps
Resend Anytime
Easily resend cards with updated info
Works with all logbooks | Mobile friendly | Setup in 60 seconds
Why Choose HamRadioList?
Real-time QRZ.com Sync
Changes to your logs are instantly reflected in your QRZ.com logbook. No more duplicate entries!
Mobile Optimized
Log contacts from your smartphone or tablet while operating portable or mobile. Our responsive design is built for accessibility and use by all operators, including those with visual impairments.
ADIF Import/Export
Easily import existing logs or export your data in the standard ADIF format compatible with all major logging software.
Canadian Amateur Radio Course đź“ś
Your journey to earning your Amateur Radio Operator Certificate starts here!
Why Get Licensed in Canada?
- Global Communication
Connect with fellow operators worldwide using voice, digital modes, and even satellites!
- Emergency Preparedness
Amateur radio often works when other communications fail during disasters.
- Join a Community
Become part of a global network of over 3 million amateur radio enthusiasts.
- Learn & Experiment
Explore radio technology, electronics, and communication science hands-on.
Canadian Qualifications
Basic Qualification
The entry-level certificate, granting access to all amateur bands above 30 MHz (VHF, UHF and higher).
100 question exam • 70% to pass • No Morse code requiredBasic with Honours
Achieve 80% or higher on the Basic exam to gain access to all amateur bands below 30 MHz (HF) for worldwide communication.
Same exam, just a higher score!Getting Started is Easy
Follow these simple steps to get your Canadian amateur radio call sign.
Step 1: Study the Material
Our online course covers everything you need to know, from regulations and electronics theory to on-air operating procedures. We make learning simple and engaging.
Start Our CourseStep 2: Review Exam Questions
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) provides the entire question bank online. Our practice exams use these exact questions to ensure you're fully prepared.
Take a Practice ExamStep 3: Find an Examiner
Exams are given by ISED-accredited volunteer examiners. Your local amateur radio club is the best place to find one. Many clubs now offer convenient remote online exams.
Find a Canadian ClubStep 4: Pass the Exam!
Once you pass, your examiner submits your application to ISED. In a few weeks, you'll be issued your very own call sign, free for life, and can get on the air!
Sign Up for a LogbookWhat Our Students Say đź“Ł
Real success stories from our community of amateur radio operators
"I was nervous about the technical aspects, but this course broke everything down into easy-to-understand modules. I passed my exam on the first try with a 94%!"
John M.
"The practice exams were spot on! Many of the questions I saw on the actual exam were ones I had practiced. The community forum was also incredibly helpful."
Sarah J.
"I went from zero to my Basic with Honours in just six weeks. The explanations of complex topics like antenna theory made difficult concepts click for me. Highly recommended!"
Robert M.
Frequently Asked Questions 🤔
Everything you need to know about getting your Canadian ham radio licence
Basic Qualification (70-79%): This is your ticket to the hobby. It grants you all amateur radio privileges on frequencies above 30 MHz (VHF, UHF, etc.). This is perfect for local communication using handheld or mobile radios and for getting involved with local emergency communications groups.
Basic with Honours (80%+): By achieving a higher score on the same exam, you are also granted privileges on all frequencies below 30 MHz (the High Frequency or HF bands). These are the bands that allow for reliable, long-distance communication across the country and around the world.
Live Logbook Feed
| Date | Time | Call | Band | Mode |
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| 25-07-24 | 05:44 | VA6DRU | 20m | FT8 |
| 25-07-24 | 05:43 | CN2DX | 20m | FT8 |
| 25-07-24 | 05:42 | ZL1RPC | 20m | FT8 |
| 25-07-24 | 05:39 | JH1WFS | 20m | FT8 |
| 25-07-24 | 05:35 | KQ4YUT | 20m | FT8 |
| Date | Time | Call | Band | Mode |
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| 22-04-28 | 15:20 | DM1YS | 40m | FT8 |
| Date | Time | Call | Band | Mode |
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| 25-11-30 | 19:03 | M0JWK | 20m | SSB |
| 25-11-30 | 18:38 | W2EUA | 20m | SSB |
| 25-11-30 | 18:37 | N2KED | 20m | SSB |
| 25-11-30 | 16:10 | T77LA | 20m | SSB |
| 25-11-30 | 15:39 | AC1RH | 20m | SSB |
| Date | Time | Call | Band | Mode |
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| 25-06-10 | 21:06 | PU5MOW | 10m | FT8 |
| 25-06-10 | 20:57 | CA4ZGD | 10m | FT8 |
| 25-06-10 | 20:53 | WP4SZA | 10m | FT8 |
| 25-06-10 | 20:46 | HC3RJ | 10m | FT8 |
| 25-06-10 | 20:44 | LU4DJB | 10m | FT8 |
| Date | Time | Call | Band | Mode |
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| 25-09-27 | 00:19 | K7PAP | 10m | SSB |
| 25-09-25 | 00:19 | HA5JI | 10m | SSB |
| 25-09-25 | 00:18 | MS0NYM | 10m | SSB |
| 25-09-21 | 00:15 | M0DXR | 20m | SSB |
| 25-09-20 | 00:19 | N5ZKK | 10m | SSB |
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