Former Canadian AM Stations

Former Canadian AM Stations
listed in chronological order by sign off date
listed in order by call sign

Section 1
Former AM Stations

OFF AIR:                76
CFOM
Québec, Québec
1340   .25 ND
ON AIR:            49
The CRTC revoked the license of CFOM in 1976 for repeated format violations.

OFF AIR:
CKRV
Drummondville, Québec
1400 .25/.40 DA-2
ON AIR: 74
CKRV is dark, but additional information has not been available.

OFF AIR:                 82
CKBH
Baie-Comeau, Québec
790   1
ON AIR:   MAR   9 80
CKBH went dark in 1982 due to financial problems.

OFF AIR: AUG 83
CKBM
Montmagny, Québec
1490 1 ND
ON AIR: JAN 31 54
CKBM went dark in Aug. 1983 due to financial problems.

OFF AIR: DEC 83
CFIX
Cornwall, Ontario
1170 10 Daytime DA
ON AIR: NOV 11 59
CFIX went dark in Dec. 1983 due to technical and financial problems.

OFF AIR:           85
CJLA
Lachute, Québec
630   .5/1 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC   1 74
Replaced by CJLA-FM, on air in 1985 at 104.9 with 3,000 watts. CRTC approval Jun. 28, 1985.

OFF AIR:   JAN   2 85
CHLR
Moncton, New Brunswick
1380   10 DA-N
ON AIR:   OCT 31 81
CHLR went dark on Jan. 2, 1985 due to bankruptcy.

OFF AIR: OCT 30 86
CKDK
Woodstock, Ontario
1340 1/.25 DA-D
ON AIR: DEC 6 47
Replaced by CKDK-FM, on air Jul. 2, 86 at 102.3 with 3,500 watts. Simulcast operation until CKDK signed off Oct. 30, 1986. Changed to 103.9 with 52 KW in Fall 93. CKDK-FM began simulcasting (except for midday hours 10AM-3PM) co-owned CING-FM Burlington on Jun. 11, 1997. Swapped frequencies with co-owned CFHK-FM London (see listing for CHLO) on January 12, 2000, moving from 103.9 to 103.1

OFF AIR: DEC 86
CFBQ
Parry Sound, Ontario
1340 .25 ND
ON AIR: 1958
Replaced by CKLP-FM, on air Jul. 1986 at 103.3 with 1,700 watts. CKLP-FM is now licensed for 46,600 watts.

OFF AIR:                 87
CJSO
Sorel, Québec
1320   10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JAN      45
Replaced by CJSO-FM, on air Sep. 27, 1987 at 101.7 with 3,000 watts.

OFF AIR: MAR      87
CHPR
Hawkesbury, Ontario
1110 .25   ND Daytime
ON AIR:             76
Replaced by CHPR-FM, on air Mar. 1987 at 102.1 with 780 watts.
CHPR began as a satellite station of co-owned French language CFIX Cornwall, which went dark in Dec. 1983. It then became a semi-satellite of co-owned French language CJLA Lachute, Quebec. CHPR-1-FM began in Mar. 1986 as a 50 watt FM booster for CHPR to provide night service to Hawkesbury. When CHPR-1-FM boosted power to 780 watts ERP and became CHPR-FM in Mar. 1987, CHPR was deleted.

OFF AIR: DEC 31 87
CFBK
Huntsville, Ontario
630 1 DA-N
ON AIR: JUN 58
Replaced by CFBK-FM, at 105.5 with 5,000 watts.

OFF AIR:                   88?
CBAF
Moncton, New Brunswick
1300   5 DA-1
ON AIR:   FEB 20 64
Replaced by CBAF-FM, at 88.5 with 50 KW. CBAF had been simulcasting with CBAF-FM for a long time when the CRTC ruled that the duplication was no longer necessary and requested that the CBC surrender the license of CBAF. The same situation applied with CBD Saint John.

OFF AIR: SEP 88
CBD
Saint John, New Brunswick
1110 10 DA-N
ON AIR: OCT 15 64
Replaced by CBD-FM, at 91.3 with 100 KW. CBD-FM began operation in Apr. 1981, simulcasting CBD until the AM was deleted in Sept. 1988.

OFF AIR:                  89
CBQ
Thunder Bay, Ontario
800   10/5 DA-1
ON AIR:                     59
Replaced by CBQT-FM at 88.3 with 23.5 KW. CRTC approval Dec. 22, 1988. A simulcast period of 6 months was authorized.

OFF AIR: OCT   1   89
CBH
Halifax, Nova Scotia
860   10 DA-N
ON AIR: SEP      44
Replaced by CBHA-FM, at 90.5 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR: NOV 10 89
CKO
Pointe Claire (Montréal), Québec
1470 10/5 DA-1
ON AIR: MAR 15 60
CKO was the only AM outlet of the defunct CKO All-News Network, which bought the station in late 1977. All of the other stations in the CKO network across the country were on FM. Before CKO was bought by the network, it was licensed as CFOX. CKO left the air at the same time the entire CKO network closed down for good, during the noon newscast (Eastern Time) on Nov. 10, 1989. The problems leading to the closing of the network were due to poor ratings and a breakdown in the negotiations concerning the ongoing sale of the operation. The network never returned to the air, and many of the original FM frequencies used by the CKO stations in major cities have since been awarded to other licensees. The Montreal AM frequency used by CKO has never been reactivated.

OFF AIR: FEB 3 90
CFRC
Kingston, Ontario
1490 .1 ND
ON AIR: OCT 27 23
Although CFRC, with only 100 watts, is the least powerful station on this list, it is also one of the oldest. Not only was CFRC one of the earliest radio stations in Canada, its sister station, CFRC-FM, was one of the earliest FM stations in Canada. CFRC began operation in 1923 as 9BT, after which it was issued a commercial broadcast license. Although owned by Queen's University, CFRC operated as a commercial radio station until Aug. 31, 1942 when CKWS Kingston signed on. CFRC has been deleted, but CFRC-FM, which began operation as experimental station VE9BH on Apr. 3, 1944, remains active. CFRC was Canada's first university-operated radio station. Queen's University owned CFRC until 1981, at which time ownership changed to an independent body, Radio Queen's University. CFRC-FM underwent the same ownership change in 1985. The experimental license for VE9BH was renewed annually from 1944 until Mar. 31, 1953, at which time the station was issued an FM broadcast license with the call sign CFRC-FM. CFRC-FM was a simulcast operation until January 1970, at which time programming was made independent of CFRC. CFRC-FM operated at 91.9 with 1,270 watts from 1954 to 1990. On Feb. 3, 1990, power was increased to to 3,000 watts, the frequency was changed to 101.9, and CFRC went dark.

OFF AIR: SEP 21 90
CKCV
Québec, Québec
1280 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUL 5 26
CKCV was closed on Sep. 21, 1990 in order for its owner, Telemedia, to purchase CHRC, also in Quebec (City). The CRTC denied the sale of CHRC to Telemedia, but CKCV remained dark.

OFF AIR: APR 10 91
CKBS
Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec
1240 1 ND
ON AIR: OCT 1 59
CKBS was already operating CFEI-FM, which began operation in 1988 at 106.5. CRTC permission was granted to close CKBS on Apr. 10, 1991, because it was no longer profitable for the owners to operate both stations. CFEI-FM continues to operate.

OFF AIR: MAY 14 91
CIRB
Lac Etchemin, Québec
1240 1 ND
ON AIR: OCT 16 77
CIRB went dark on May 14, 1991.

OFF AIR: OCT 1 91
CJFT
Fort Erie, Ontario
530 .25 DA-1 Stereo
ON AIR: JUL 1 86
CJFT was the first commercial station in North America to broadcast on 530. It signed on in stereo using the Motorola C-Quam system. In early 1991, CJFT moved to FM at 101.1 with 8,670 watts. The call sign changed from CJFT-FM to CKEY-FM in late 1991. The CKEY call had been previously used by 590 (and earlier 580) in Toronto. A power increase to 19,700 watts was approved On Aug. 21, 1996. After CJFT vacated 530, CIAO in Brampton moved to 530 from 790. The CRTC approved the move of CIAO to 530 on Jan. 24, 1991.

OFF AIR: MAR 26 91
CBO
Ottawa, Ontario
920 50 DA-2
ON AIR: FEB 27 24
Replaced by CBO-FM, on air Jan. 7, 1991 at 91.5 with 84 KW. CBO was deleted on Mar. 26, 1991.

OFF AIR: MAR 26 91
CBOF
Ottawa, Ontario
1250 50 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 1 64
Replaced by CBOF-FM, on air Jan. 7, 1991 at 90.7 with 84 KW. CBOF was deleted on Mar. 26, 1991.

OFF AIR:                   92
CFIQ
Harbour Grace, Newfoundland
970   1/.5 ND
ON AIR:             1983
See CJYQ (above).

OFF AIR: 92
CKXJ
Grand Bank, Newfoundland
610 10 DA-1
ON AIR: AUG 27 68
See CJYQ (above).

OFF AIR:                   92
CFLS
Lévis, Québec
920   10 DA-2
ON AIR:   DEC     67
Replaced by CFLS-FM, on air in 1992 at 102.9 with 32,600 watts. CRTC approval Sep. 9, 1992. CFLS-FM changed its call sign to CFOM-FM on Sept. 8, 1994. The original CFOM was on 1340 in Quebec (City) until it was closed in 1976.

OFF AIR:                   92
CFZZ
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec
1040   10 DA-N
ON AIR:                      56
Replaced by CFZZ-FM, on air in 1992 at 104.1 with 570 watts. CRTC approval Sep. 4, 1992. A power increase to 1,350 watts was approved by the CRTC on Apr. 13, 1995.   CFZZ was originally licensed as CHRS Longueuil on 1090 with 10 KW DA daytime only. CRTC approval to move main studio from Longueuil to Saint-Jean on May 23, 1985. CRTC approval for CHRS to add night operation came with a change of frequency from 1090 to 1040 on Aug. 26 1986 with power specified as 10 KW DA-N.

OFF AIR:   MAR   9 92
CKST
Langley, British Columbia
800   25 DA-2
ON AIR:   JAN 19 63
CKST closed its operation on 800 in Langley and took over the facilities of CIMA Vancouver on 1040 with 50 KW on Mar. 9, 1992. CIMA had been silent since Feb. 4, 1992. The sale of CIMA to the owners of CKST was approved by the CRTC Jan. 30, 1992. The former 800 operation in Langley was deleted. CKST remains in operation on 1040, however, they applied to the CRTC for a conversion to FM on Jul. 28, 1992. That application was denied by the CRTC in 1993. See the listing for CKST in Section 3 for more details.

OFF AIR: JUN 19 92
CHGB
La Pocatière, Québec
1310 10 DA-N
ON AIR: 38
Replaced by CHOX-FM, on air Apr. 23, 1992 at 97.5 with 25 KW. CHGB also owned CHAL Saint-Pamphile (see below), and CHOX-FM repaced both stations.

OFF AIR: JUN 19 92
CHAL
Saint-Pamphile, Québec
1350 1 DA-1
ON AIR: 73
Replaced by CHOX-FM, on air Apr. 23, 1992 at 97.5 with 25 KW. CHAL was owned by CHGB La Pocatiere (see above), and CHOX-FM replaced both stations.

OFF AIR: AUG 26 92
CKVT
Témiscaming, Québec
1340 1 ND
ON AIR:
Replaced by CKVM-FM-1 at 92.1 with 10 watts, which now provides service from co-owned CKVM Ville-Marie.

OFF AIR: AUG 30 92
CFYN
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
1050 10/2.5 DA-N
ON AIR: OCT 25 34
Aug. 30, 1992 was a sad day in radio history for Sault Ste. Marie since the city lost both of its AM stations on that day. CFYN and CKCY were owned by different companies, but the two owners persuaded the CRTC to allow them to close their AM stations because they could no longer compete in the market. Both companies already had FM stations operating in the market, and the CBC had entered the market as well. To make matters worse, there were four competing stations in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. CFYN is survived by sister station CHAS-FM, at 100.5 with 14 KW. CKCY is survived by sister station CJQM-FM, at 104.3 with 100 KW. Both FM stations have been operating since 1964.

OFF AIR: AUG 30 92
CKCY
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
920 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: MAY 25 55
See CFYN (above).

OFF AIR: 93
CJMH
Medicine Hat, Alberta
1460 10 DA-2
ON AIR:
Replaced by a repeater for CBC-owned CBR Calgary at 92.1 with 3 KW.

OFF AIR:                   93
CKMG
Maniwaki, Québec
1340   1 ND
ON AIR:            75
Replaced by CKMG-FM, on air in 1993 at 99.3 with 2,400 watts. CRTC approval Jan. 18, 1993.

OFF AIR:                   93
CIPC
Port-Cartier, Québec
710   1 DA-1
ON AIR: OCT   4 76
Replaced by CIPC-FM, on air in 1993 at 99.1 with 7,400 watts. CRTC approval Sep. 24, 1993.

OFF AIR: SEP 10 93
CHYR CHYR-7
Leamington, Ontario
710 (Day) DA   10
730 (Night) DA   1
ON AIR: FEB 19 55
Replaced by CHYR-FM, on air Jul. 23, 1993 at 96.7 with 21,200 watts.
CHYR was an unusual AM operation. It began as a 250 watt directional daytime station on 710 in 1955. Power increased in 1960 to 1 KW, still as a directional daytimer. In Aug. 1967, daytime power was increased to 10 KW directional. Night service began in 1968 with 250 watts directional, but on 730, while the daytime signal remained on 710. The station call during the day on 710 remained CHYR, while the night call sign on 730 was CHIR.    Night power on 730 increased to 500 watts in 1974, and the call sign changed from CHIR to CHYR-7. Night power on 730 increased to 1 KW in 1980. Permission was granted on Feb. 11, 1993 for CHYR to move from 710 and 730 to 96.7 FM. While the FM tower was being constructed at the AM site, all but one of the towers in the AM directional system had to be removed, so CHYR began to operate on 710 only during the day and night at reduced power. Night operation on 730 ceased in March 1993. CHYR-FM began tesing in early July, with full operation beginning Jul. 23, 1993. CHYR ceased operation on 710 on Sep. 10, 1993.

OFF AIR: NOV 30 93
CFOR
Orillia, Ontario
1570 10/5 DA-N
ON AIR: SEP 1 42
Replaced by CFOR-FM, on air at 105.9 with 50 KW. CFOR-FM is now CICX-FM.

OFF AIR:                   94
CJAT
Trail, British Columbia
610   10/1 DA-D
ON AIR:   DEC 25 31
Replaced by CJAT-FM, on air at 95.7 with 13,500 watts. CRTC approval May 30, 1994. A simulcast period of three months was authorized. CJAT began as 10AT in late 1931 or early 1932 with a shortwave license. A commercial broadcasting license was granted with the call sign CJAT in 1933.

OFF AIR:                   94
CJER
Saint-Jérôme, Québec
900   1 DA-1
ON AIR:                     52
CJER, co-owned CKSJ Saint-Jovite and CJSA Saint-Agathe-des-Monts (see listings below) went dark in 1994 due to financial problems. The CRTC granted a short term license renewal for administrative purposes from Sep. 1, 1995 to Feb. 29, 1996, but the stations remained dark and have been deleted.

OFF AIR:                   94
CKSJ
Saint-Jovite, Québec
1400   1 ND
ON AIR:                     75
See CJER (above).

OFF AIR:                   94
CJSA
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Québec
1230   1 ND
ON AIR:                     67
See CJER (above).

OFF AIR:                   94
CJFP
Rivière du Loup, Québec
1400   10/5 ND
ON AIR:                     47
Replaced by CJFP-FM, on air Dec. 15, 1994 at 103.7 with 60 KW.

OFF AIR: 94
CFLV
Valleyfield, Québec
1370 10/5
ON AIR: NOV 10 61
Replaced by CKOD-FM, on air Jun. 6, 1994 at 103.1 with 3 KW.

OFF AIR: JAN         94
CKMP
Midland, Ontario
1230   1 ND
ON AIR: JUL   1 59
Replaced by CICZ-FM, on air Fall 1993 at 104.3 with 129 watts. CICZ (CKMP) AM was deleted in Jan. 1994. CICZ-FM has had two power increases, and now operates with 9,170 watts.

OFF AIR: JUL 6 94
CHLO
St. Thomas, Ontario
1570 10 DA-2
ON AIR: MAY 14 48
Replaced by CFHK-FM, at 103.1 with 50 KW. The FM station began operation on June 20, 1994, and simulcast the country format of CHLO until 6 AM on July 8, 1994. At that time, CFHK-FM began a Classic Rock format using the name "The Hawk", and CHLO left the air. Swapped frequencies with co-owned CKDK-FM Woodstock (see listing for CKDK) on January 12, 2000, moving from 103.1 to 103.9.

OFF AIR: JUL 18 94
CKLM
Laval (Montréal), Québec
1570 50 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 62
On July 18, 1994 the CRTC ordered CKLM off the air.
NOTE: A new commercial French-language station has been authorized on this frequency in Laval with 10,000 watts. CRTC approval July 2, 2003. The new station is CFAV and it operates with 10,000 watts, DA-2. CFAV began operation in 2003.

OFF AIR: AUG 94
CHMG
St. Albert, Alberta
1200 25 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC 23 78
Replaced by CFMG-FM, on air in Aug. 1994 at 104.7 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR: AUG 94
CKDX
Newmarket, Ontario
1480 10 DA-2
ON AIR: FEB 28 80
Replaced by CKDX-FM, on air at 88.5 with 700 watts. CKDX left the air when CKDX-FM signed on. CKDX-FM has since decreased power to 500 watts.

OFF AIR: AUG 15 94
CKCB
Collingwood, Ontario
1400 1 ND
ON AIR: JUL 15 65
Replaced by CKCB-FM, on air Aug 15, 1994 at 95.1 with 520 watts. Power was decreased to 357 watts on Jan. 22, 1996 in conjunction with a transmitter site change.

OFF AIR: SEP 30 94
CJMS
Montréal, Québec
1280 50 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: NOV 3 53
When Telemedia Communications and Radiomutual merged their AM operations in Quebec on Sep. 30, 1994 because they could no longer afford to compete with other, they closed CJMS (Montréal), CJRP (Québec), CJMT (Chicoutimi), CJRS (Sherbrooke), CJTR (Trois-Rivières), and CKCH (Hull). (See other stations below). All six stations left the air on this date and the licenses were turned in to the CRTC. The merger produced a new company known as RadioMedia, but the two companies still run their FM stations separately.
NOTE: CFMB (Montréal) operating at 10 KW on 1410 was permitted on Feb. 21, 1997 to move to 1280 with 50 KW, the same frequency and power as the former CJMS. CFMB began testing on 1280 in Spring 1997, and moved there permanently in Sep. 1997. A new transmitter site was built for the new 1280 operation. The CJMS call sign is now in use on a new station at 1040 in St-Constant, just outside Montréal.

OFF AIR: SEP 30 94
CJMT
Chicoutimi, Québec
1420 10/5 DA-1
ON AIR: FEB 28 54
See CJMS (above).

OFF AIR: SEP 30 94
CJRP
Québec, Québec
1060 50/10 DA-2
ON AIR:
See CJMS (above).
NOTE: The 1060 frequency of the former CJRP will soon be occupied by a new station at Saint-Nicolas, Quebec. The frequency was granted to Societe Radio St-Laurent on Oct. 27, 2000. Although CJRP operated with 50 KW day/10 KW night, the new station proposed and was granted 10 KW day and night. The format will be French-language country music.
UPDATE: It is now reported that the new CJRP will use the vacated 980 frequency and facilities of CBV instead of 1060, but CJRP has still not returned to operation. The CRTC has authorized an extension until April 29, 2003.

OFF AIR: SEP 30 94
CJRS
Sherbrooke, Québec
1510 10 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 67
See CJMS (above).

OFF AIR: SEP 30 94
CJTR
Trois-Rivières, Québec
1140 50/10 DA-2
ON AIR: FEB 6 54
See CJMS (above).

OFF AIR: SEP 30 94
CKCH
Hull, Québec
970 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUN 30 33
See CJMS (above).

OFF AIR: NOV 12 94
CKBB
Barrie, Ontario
950 10/2.5 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 31 49
Replaced by CIQB-FM, on air Nov. 12, 1994 at 101.1 with 1,500 watts. CKBB ceased operation the same day.

OFF AIR: DEC 94
CJSB
Ottawa, Ontario
540 50/12.5 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: AUG 31 82
Replaced by CKQB-FM, on air Sep. 1, 1994 at 106.9 with 84 KW. CJSB continued to simulcast until it ceased operation in December.

OFF AIR:                   95
CKER
Edmonton, Alberta
1480   10 DA-1
ON AIR:   NOV   1 80
Replaced by CKER-FM in 1994 at 101.9 with 64,000 watts. A simulcast period of three to six months was authorized. CRTC approval Aug. 15, 1994.

OFF AIR:                   95
CKLO
L' Annonciation, Québec
1490   1 ND
ON AIR:                    75
Replaced by CKLO-FM, on air in 1995 at 101.9 with 1,150 watts.

OFF AIR: 95
CFLO
Mont-Laurier, Québec
610 1 DA-N
ON AIR: MAY 19 63
Replaced by CFLO-FM, on air in 1995 at 104.7 with 10,980 watts.

OFF AIR: 95
CKTL
Plessisville, Québec
1420 1/.5 DA-N
ON AIR: OCT 18 72
Replaced by CKYQ-FM, on air in 1995 at 95.7 with 1,000 watts.

OFF AIR: FEB   6 95
CJWW
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
750   10 DA-2   Stereo
ON AIR:   JUL 18 23
Replaced by CFQC-FM, on air Feb. 6, 1995 at 92.9 with 100 KW. Although it might appear that CFQC converted to FM, in fact, it was CJWW (750) that was granted a conversion to FM by the CRTC. The owner of CJWW bought CFQC (600) at the time of the conversion and swapped call signs between the stations, resulting in the new FM at 92.9 becoming CFQC-FM, while the former CFQC 600 frequency became CJWW. On Feb. 6, 1995, at 6 AM, CJWW replaced CFQC on 600, and simulcast on 750 until 12 noon. At 7 AM, CFQC re-emerged as CFQC-FM at 92.9.
NOTE: Within a year of CJWW vacating the 750 frequency, CJVR Melfort (Sask.) moved to 750 from 1420.

OFF AIR: FEB 20 95
CHOO
Ajax, Ontario
1390 10 DA-2
ON AIR: NOV 21 67
Replaced by CJKX-FM, on air Nov. 1, 1994 at 95.9 with 3,440 watts. In 1995, power was increased to 5,110 watts.

OFF AIR:                   96
CBDQ
Labrador City/Wabush, Labrador (Newfoundland)
1490   1/.25 ND
ON AIR:   APR   2 85
Replaced by CBDQ-FM, on air in 1995 at 96.3 with 255 watts. A simulcast period of 12 months was permitted. CRTC approval on Oct. 2, 1995.

OFF AIR: 96
CJMC
Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Québec
1490 1 ND
ON AIR: NOV 10 74
Replaced by CJMC-FM, on air in Mar. 1996 at 100.3 with 15,850 watts.

OFF AIR:                  96
CFGP
Grande Prairie, Alberta
1050   10 DA-1 Stereo
ON AIR: NOV   2 37
Replaced by CFGP-FM, on air Jun. 20, 1996 at 97.7 with 70 KW.

OFF AIR:                  96
CFNL
Fort Nelson, British Columbia
590   .25 ND
ON AIR:   NOV 21 67
Replaced by CFNL-FM (?), on air at 102.3 with 1,800 watts. A simulcast period of four months was authorized. CRTC approval September 27, 1996.

OFF AIR: 96
CHOH
Hearst, Ontario
1340 1 ND
ON AIR: DEC 23 51
Replaced by CHOH-FM, on air in 1996 at 92.9 with 140 watts.

OFF AIR:                  96
CJLB
Thunder Bay, Ontario
1230   4/1   ND Stereo
ON AIR: SEP   3 44
Replaced by CJLB-FM, on air in 1996 at 105.3 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR:                  96
CHLC
Baie-Comeau, Québec
580   10/2.5 DA-2
ON AIR:                    62
Replaced by CHLC-FM, on air in 1996 at 97.1 with 4.21 KW.

OFF AIR:                  96
CJLM
Joliette, Québec
1350   10/1 DA-D
ON AIR: APR      60
Replaced by CJLM-FM, on air in 1996 at 103.5 with 3 KW.

OFF AIR:                  96
CKLS
La Sarre, Québec
1240   1 ND
ON AIR: SEP   1 50
Replaced by CKLS-FM, on air Nov. 15, 1996 at 102.1 with 4,130 watts.

OFF AIR: JAN 96
CHEF
Granby, Québec
1450 10 DA-2
ON AIR: MAR 14 46
CHEF went dark in Jan. 1996 for financial reasons. The CRTC revoked the license for CHEF at the request of the licensee on Feb. 28, 1996.

OFF AIR: SUMMER 96
CHVR
Pembroke, Ontario
1350 1 DA-1
ON AIR: AUG 25 42
Replaced by CHVR-FM, on air Summer 1996. Semi-satellite stations CHVR-1 and CHVR-2 were closed in conjunction with the main CHVR in Pembroke, as the new FM took the place of all three AM facilities.

OFF AIR: SUMMER 96
CHVR-1
Renfrew, Ontario
1400 1 ND
ON AIR: SEP 12 74
See CHVR (above). CHVR-1 began operation as CKOB, which was a local station with no connection to CHVR. CKOB also owned and operated CKOA Arnprior (see below), which provided local programming, as well as relays of CKOB programs. CKOB and CKOA were purchased by CHVR in 1991, at which time they became relays of CHVR with the call signs CHVR-1 and CHVR-2. The former owner or CKOB and CKOA has applied for an FM license in Renfrew. That application is still pending.

OFF AIR: SUMMER 96
CHVR-2
Arnprior, Ontario
1490 .25 ND
ON AIR: APR 18 85
See CHVR (above). CHVR-2 began operation as CKOA. See additional notes for CKVR-1 (above).

OFF AIR: JUN 12 96
CFNB
Fredericton, New Brunswick
550 50 DA-2
ON AIR: JAN 12 23
Replaced by CIBX-FM 106.9 with 100 KW. FM signed on and began simulcasting on Jan. 16, 1996. CFNB left the air on June 12, 1996.

OFF AIR: SEP 11 96
CKRC
Winnipeg, Manitoba
630 10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: 1928
Replaced by CFWM-FM, on air Jan. 18, 1996 at 99.9 with 100 KW. CKRC ceased operation on Sep. 11, 1996.

OFF AIR: OCT   1 96
CFXL
Calgary, Alberta
1140   50 DA-N Stereo
ON AIR:           1927
Replaced by CKIS-FM, on air Jun. 3, 1996 at 96.9 with 100 KW. CFXL ceased operation on Oct. 1, 1996. Co-owned CHRB in High River, Alta., moved from 1280 to 1140 a short time later.

OFF AIR:                 97
CKXX
Corner Brook, Newfoundland
1340   10 DA-2
ON AIR:   AUG   6 84
Replaced by CKXX-FM, on air in 1997 at 103.9 with 47 KW. A 2 week simulcast period was permitted. CRTC approval on Feb. 6, 1997.

OFF AIR: 97
CKRX
Lethbridge, Alberta
1090 10 DA-1 Stereo
ON AIR: AUG 28 59
Replaced by CKRX-FM, on air in 1996 at 95.5 with 100 KW. CRTC approval date for coversion to FM Oct. 10, 1996. A simulcast period of 3 months was authorized.

OFF AIR: 97
CKQR
Castlegar, British Columbia
760 20/5 DA-N
ON AIR: SEP 22 69
Replaced by CKQR-FM, on air at 99.3 with 333 watts, with a booster located in Trail, B.C. at 104.1 with 19.9 watts.

OFF AIR:                 97
CJCD
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
1240   1 ND
ON AIR:   NOV 13 79
Replaced by CJCD-FM, on air at 100.1 with 400 watts. A simulcast period of six months was permitted.

OFF AIR:                 97
CKNR
Elliot Lake, Ontario
1240   1 ND
ON AIR: SEP      66
Replaced by CKNR-FM, on air Mar. 3, 1997 at 94.1 with 90 KW. CRTC approval for conversion to FM August 13, 1996.

OFF AIR:                 97
CKNS
Espanola, Ontario
930   10 DA-N
ON AIR:   OCT   2 76
Replaced by CKNR-FM (above) when CKNR converted to FM. The coverage area of CKNR-FM included the coverage area of CKNS.

OFF AIR:                 97
CJNR
Blind River, Ontario
730   1 DA-N
ON AIR:                55
Replaced by CKNR-FM (above) when CKNR converted to FM. The coverage area of CKNR-FM included the coverage area of CJNR.

OFF AIR:                 97
CJTT
New Liskeard, Ontario
1230   1/.25 ND
ON AIR: AUG      67
Replaced by CJTT-FM, on air in 1997 at 104.5 with 10 KW.

OFF AIR: 97
CHUR
North Bay, Ontario
840 10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: SEP 30 84
Replaced by by CHUR-FM, on air in 1997 at 100.5 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR: 97
CHRD
Drummondville, Québec
1480 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC 23 54
Replaced by CHRD-FM, on air in 1997 at 105.3 with 3 KW.

OFF AIR: JUN 25 97
CIAM
Cambridge, Ontario
960 1 DA-1
ON AIR: SEP 17 54
Replaced by CIZN-FM, on air June 25, 1997 at 92.9 with 560 watts. CIZN-FM is now licensed with 1,600 watts.

OFF AIR: DEC 4 97
CHNR
Simcoe, Ontario
1600 10 DA-1
ON AIR: JUN 23 56
Replaced by CHCD-FM, on air Summer 1997 at 106.7 with 3,320 watts. CHNR simulcast CHCD-FM until its deletion on Dec. 4, 1997.

OFF AIR:            98
CFCP
Courtenay, British Columbia
1440   1 DA-2
ON AIR:   SEP   1 59
Replaced by CFCP-FM, on air at 98.9 with 2,685 watts. No simulcast period was authorized. CRTC approval Sep. 28, 1998.

OFF AIR:            98
CJEM
Edmundston, New Brunswick
570   5/1 DA-N
ON AIR: DEC   4 44
Replaced by CJEM-FM, on air at 92.7 with 40,350 watts.

OFF AIR: 98
CKCN
Sept-Îles, Québec
560 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: MAR 30 63
Replaced by CKCN-FM, on air in 1998 at 94.1 with 4,880 watts.

OFF AIR:                98
CKVD
Val-d' Or, Québec
900   10/2.5 DA-1
ON AIR:           39
Replaced by CKVD-FM, on air in 1998 at 104.3 with 100 KW. CKVD-FM also operates a transmitter at Rouyn-Noranda at 98.3 with 862 watts. In addition to replacing CKVD, the regional signal of CKVD-FM also replaces CHAD Amos and CKRN Rouyn-Noranda (see below). CKVD already operated CHOA-FM in Rouyn-Noranda at 96.5 with 55 KW, so CKVD-FM becomes their second FM service in the market. CHOA-FM began operation on Sep. 21, 1990. CRTC approval for CKVD conversion to FM granted 27 Jan 98.

OFF AIR:                98
CHAD
Amos, Québec
1340   1/.25 ND
ON AIR: DEC   1 41
Replaced by CKVD-FM Val-d' Or (see above), on air in 1998 at 104.3 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR:                98
CKRN
Rouyn-Noranda, Québec
1400   1/.25 ND
ON AIR: JUN   1 49
Replaced by local repeater of CKVD-FM Val-d' Or (see above), on air in 1998 at 98.3 with 862 watts.

OFF AIR: APR      98
CHSJ
Saint John, New Brunswick
700   25/10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR:             1927
Replaced by CHSJ-FM, on air Jan 7, 1998 at 94.1 with 100 KW. CHSJ remained in simulcast operation for just over three months and then went dark.

OFF AIR: MAY 24 98
CKLY
Lindsay, Ontario
910 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC 8 55
Replaced by CKLY-FM, on air April 1998 at 91.9 with 14 KW.

OFF AIR:           99
CJSS
Cornwall, Ontario
1220   1 DA-2
ON AIR:           45
CJSS has moved to 101.9 with 3 KW. CJSS already operated CFLG-FM at 104.5 with 9.5 KW. CFLG-FM began operation in 1957.
NOTE: The licensee of CJSS has applied to the CRTC to reactivate the former AM frequency.
UPDATE: CRTC approval for CJSS to return to the air granted July 7, 2000. The new call sign is CJUL. The CJSS call sign remains on the FM that originally replaced CJSS.

OFF AIR: 99
CKHL
High Level, Alberta
530 1/.25 ND
ON AIR:
Replaced by CKHL-FM at 102.1 with 8,765 watts. CRTC approval October 5, 1998. Request to CRTC to delete AM on November 21, 1999. CRTC approval to delete AM granted December 3, 1999.

OFF AIR: JUL 15 99
CHOW
Welland, Ontario
1470 10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: JUN 4 57
Replaced by CHOW-FM, on air May 15, 1999 at 91.7 with 27,420 watts. Simulcast operation until Jul. 15, 1999 when CHOW was deleted.

OFF AIR: JUN 19 99
CBL
Toronto, Ontario
740 50 ND
ON AIR: MAR 26
Replaced by CBLA-FM, on air Apr. 19, 1998 at 99.1 with 48 KW. Simulcast operation until Jun. 19, 1999 when CBL was deleted.
NOTE: 740 has been granted to the licensee of CHWO Oakville and CJMR Mississauga. The new station on 740 will not replace either of the licensee's existing stations. It will be their third station in the Greater Toronto area.

OFF AIR: 99
CBJ
Chicoutimi, Québec
1580 50 DA-1
ON AIR: SEP 20 33
CBJ has moved to 93.7 with 50 KW. CBJ already operated CBJ-FM at 100.9 with 98 KW. CRTC approval Jul. 8, 1998 with a simulcast period of 6 months authorized.

OFF AIR: JUN 10 99
CKTY
Sarnia, Ontario
1110 10/1 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: AUG 3 68
Replaced by CHKS-FM, on air Jun. 1999 at 106.3 with 25 KW. CKTY already operated CFGX-FM at 99.9 with 25 KW. CFGX-FM began operation Sep. 14, 1981.

OFF AIR: AUG 31 99
CKLD
Thetford Mines, Québec
1330 10 DA-1
ON AIR: FEB 12 50
Replaced by CKLD-FM, on air in 1998 at 105.5 with 6 KW. CKLD already operated CFJO-FM at 103.3 with 100 KW. CFJO-FM began operation Jul. 15, 1989.

OFF AIR: SEP 17 99
CJKL
Kirkland Lake, Ontario
560 5 DA-N
ON AIR: MAR 30 33
Replaced by CJKL-FM, on air Aug. 17, 1999 at 101.5 with 23 KW. CJKL went dark exactly one month later.
NOTE: CJKL operated an early FM, CJKL-FM, which signed on Aug. 11, 1948, but went dark in the 1950s.

OFF AIR: FEB 29 00
CHNO
Sudbury, Ontario
550 50/10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: JUN 24 47
Replaced by CHNO-FM, on air Feb. 3, 2000 at 103.9 with 3 KW. Power may increase to 50 KW in late 2000. Original license grant was for 100 KW.

OFF AIR:   MAR 31 00
CHYC
Sudbury, Ontario
900   10/1 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC   8 57
Replaced by CHYC-FM, on air is moving to 98.9 with 1 KW.

OFF AIR:   APR 23 00
CIQC
Montréal, Québec
600   10/5 DA-1
ON AIR: DEC   1 19
CIQC (known most of its life as CFCF) has moved operations to 940, the frequency recently vacated by CBM (see above), however, the new station in place on 940 has the call sign CINW. The new CINW began operation in Dec. 1999, and CIQC had CRTC approval to simulcast CINW for a six month period.
It is significant to note that CFCF held the first broadcasting license in Canada, orignally licensed as XWA, which stood for (E)X-perimental Wireless Apparatus. The license was issued to The Marconi Wireless & Telegraph Company. The Canadian Marconi Co. owned CFCF until 1972. On Dec. 1, 1919, XWA conducted the first radio broadcast in the world. The call sign XWA was changed to CFCF (Canada's First, Canada's Finest) on Nov. 4, 1920. The CFCF call sign remained with the station until it was changed to CIQC on Sept. 19, 1991.

OFF AIR:   APR 23 00
CKVL
Verdun (Montréal), Québec
850   50/10 DA-2
ON AIR: NOV   3 46
CKVL has moved operations to 690, the frequency recently vacated by CBF (see above), however, the new station in place on 690 has the call sign CINF. The new CINF began operation in Dec. 1999, and CKVL had CRTC approval to simulcast CINF for a six month period.

OFF AIR: MAY 12 00
CKXM
Victoria, British Columbia
1200 50 DA-1 Stereo
ON AIR: JAN 18 50
Replaced by CKXM-FM, on air in 2000 at 91.3 with 1,766 watts.
NOTE: The CBC also applied for 91.3 to relay CBUF-FM Vancouver, a French service in mono, but the CRTC felt that the frequency would be better used by CKXM. In an agreement reached between CKXM and the CBC, CKXM agreed to make their AM transmitter available to the CBC for $1 per year to relay CBUF-FM to the Victoria area, but the CBC has decided not to exercise that option, so CKXM went dark at the end of the four month simulcast period.
UPDATE: The CRTC has awarded a new license on 1200 in Vancouver with 25,000 watts to I.T. Productions, Ltd. for an ethnic station. CRTC approval July 21, 2005.

OFF AIR:   SEP   1 00
CJVI
Victoria, British Columbia
900   10 DA-1   Stereo
ON AIR:   APR   2 23
Replaced by CHTT-FM, on air Sept. 1, 2000 at 103.1 with 9,400 watts. Please see full details under the CJVI listing in Section 3.
NOTE: CKMO is now operating on 900. Please see CJVI listing in Section 3.

OFF AIR: DEC 31 00
CFLP
Rimouski, Québec
1000 10 DA-2
ON AIR: MAY 21 78
Replaced by CJOI-FM, on air Oct. 22, 2000 at 102.9 with 33.6 KW. CFLP already operated CIKI-FM at 98.7 with 100 KW. CIKI-FM began operation on Feb. 14, 1988.

OFF AIR:   APR 11 01
CKCW
Moncton, New Brunswick
1220   25 DA-2
ON AIR:              34
CKCW is moving to 94.5 with 19 KW. CRTC approval August 24, 2000. CKCW already operates CFQM-FM on 105.9 with 25 KW. CFQM-FM began operation in 1976.

OFF AIR:   OCT   1 01
CKCK
Regina, Saskatchewan
620   10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR:   JUL 19 22
CKCK closed operations at midnight on October 1, 2001. This was part of of complicated sale arrangement between CKCK, CKRM, and CJME, along with the FM stations owned by CKCK and CKRM. Essentially, CKRM bought CKCK and moved the CKRM signal from 980 to 620. While the CKCK call sign was actually transferred to 980 st that time, the actual operations of CKCK came to a close. The signal on 980 was simply a simulcast of the new CKRM operation on 620. Meanwhile, CJME Regina on 1300 will acquire the 980 frequency and move their CJME operation from 1300 to 980. The CJME call sign will move to 980 and the CKCK call sign will disappear. To add to the complication, the original CJME station on 1300 has been granted a conversion to FM, so the 1300 frequency will go dark.

OFF AIR:   JUN 30 03
CJFX
Antigonish, Nova Scotia
580   25 DA-1 Stereo
ON AIR:   MAR 25 43
CJFX already operated CJFX-FM with 2,750 watts on 98.9. The CRTC approved the application by CJFX to increase the power of CJFX-FM to 75,000 watts and replace the AM station with it. A three month simulcast period was authorized.

OFF AIR:   AUG   4 03
CFAN
Newcastle, New Brunswick
790   5/1 DA-2
ON AIR:   APR   4 49
Replaced by CFAN-FM on 99.3 with 17,800 watts. A simulcast period of six months was authorized. CRTC approval Jul. 2, 2002. The new FM is licensed to Miramichi City, New Brunswick.

OFF AIR: SEP 17 03
CKXB
Musgravetown, Newfoundland
670 10 DA-2
ON AIR:
The license for CKXB was deleted by the CRTC at the request of the licensee on September 17, 2003. The licensee reported to the CRTC that aging equipment has led to many breakdowns in the operation of the transmitter and that the cost of repairing those breakdowns would be prohibitive. Furthermore, it was noted that the coverage area of CKXB is duplicated by co-owned stations CKVO Clarenville, CKGA Gander, and VOCM-FM-1 Clarenville.

OFF AIR:   SEP      03
CFJR
Brockville, Ontario
830   5/1 DA-N
ON AIR:   APR   1 26
Replaced by CFJR-FM on 104.9 with 5,600 watts. A simulcast period of three months was authorized. CRTC approval Jan. 21, 2003. CFJR already operated CHXL-FM on 103.7 with 100,000 watts. CHXL-FM began operation July 28, 1988.

OFF AIR:
CKRM
Regina, Saskatchewan
980 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUL 27 26
CKRM bought CKCK and moved its operation from 980 to CKCK's original 620 frequency. The CKCK call sign temporarily moved to 980, but the 980 frequency is being sold to CJME Regina, currently operating on 1300. The format and call sign of CJME will move to 980. Until then, 980 will operate as CKCK, but will be simulcasting the signal of the new CKRM operation on 620.

OFF AIR:
CJME
Regina, Saskatchewan
1300 10 DA-2
ON AIR: NOV 24 59
The original CJME operation on 1300 will be moving to 94.5 with 100,000 watts, but the current format and call sign of CJME will remain on AM and move from 1300 to 980 as a result of the transactions listed above involving CKRM and CKCK. CJME bought the 980 frequency from CKRM after CKRM bought CKCK and moved to the 620 frequency of CKCK. The end result for CJME will be the acquisition of 980 to replace 1300, which will go dark upon the opening of the new FM on 94.5.

OFF AIR:
CJRN
Niagara Falls, Ontario
710 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUN 1 47
CJRN is moving to FM via a frequency swap with non-commercial CFLZ-FM, which operates on 105.1 with 406 watts. CFLZ-FM was originally licensed to broadcast tourist information in the Niagara Falls area. Under the terms of the exchange, the commercial programming of CJRN will move to FM using the CFLZ-FM facilities, while CFLZ-FM will assume the use of the CJRN facilties on 710 for its non-commercial tourist information. CJRN already operates nearby CKEY-FM Fort Erie on 101.1 with 19,700 watts. CKEY-FM began operation in 1991 as CJFT-FM when co-owned CJFT Fort Erie was granted a conversion to FM from its AM frequency of 530.

OFF AIR:   FEB 24 05
CFVM
Amqui, Québec
1220   10/5 DA-N
ON AIR:   MAR 31 80
CFVM is moving to 99.9 with 23,800 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval Dec. 10, 2002. At the request of the licensee of CFVM, the CRTC revoked the license for CFVM on Feb. 24, 2005 since the new FM service was operational as of that date.

OFF AIR:   JUL   5 05
CFPS
Port Elgin, Ontario
1490   1 ND
ON AIR:   JUN 21 78
Replaced by CFPS-FM on 97.9 with 3,800 watts. The AM station ceased operation when the FM service began. CRTC approval February 17, 2005.

OFF AIR:   OCT 27 05
CJCI
Prince George, British Columbia
620   10 DA-N Stereo
ON AIR:   AUG   5 70
CJCI is moving to 97.3 with 12,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months was authorized. CRTC approval Dec. 10, 2002. CJCI alreadys operates CIRX-FM on 94.3 with 12,000 watts. CIRX-FM began operation Oct. 1, 1983. The license for CJCI was revoked by the CRTC at the request of the licensee Oct. 27, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CFAB
Windsor, Nova Scotia
1450 1 ND
ON AIR: NOV 13 45
CFAB has applied to move to 92.9 with 47,000 watts average ERP,100,000 watts maximum ERP. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CJRC
Gatineau, Québec
1150 50/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUN 3 68
CJRC has applied to move to 104.7 with 2,900 watts average ERP, 11,000 watts maximum ERP. No simulcast period was requested. The AM will go dark when the new FM begins operation. Note: CJRC was originally licensed to Ottawa, Ontario. The station moved to Gatineau and the license was changed in 1983.

OFF AIR:
CKRS
Saguenay, Québec
590 25/7.5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUN 23 47
CKRS has applied to move to 98.3 with 51,000 watts average ERP, 100,000 watts maximum ERP. No simulcast period was requested. The AM will go dark when the new FM begins operation. Note: CKRS was originally licensed to Jonquière. The City of Saguenay was formed in 2002 with the merger of Chicoutimi, Jonquière, La Baie, and Laterrière.

OFF AIR:
CHLT
Sherbrooke, Québec
630 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: JUN 27 37
CHLT has applied to move to 102.1 with 5,800 watts average ERP, 23,000 watts maximum ERP. No simulcast period was requested. The AM will go dark when the new FM begins operation.

OFF AIR:
CHLN
Trois-Rivières, Québec
550 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: OCT 17 37
CHLN has applied to move to 106.9 with 60,000 watts average ERP, 100,000 watts maximum ERP. No simulcast period was requested. The AM will go dark when the new FM begins operation.

OFF AIR:
CHER
Sydney, Nova Scotia
950 10 DA-1
ON AIR:
CHER is moving to 98.3 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval August 11, 2006.

Section 2
(frequencies will be silent)

The following section lists AM stations with approval to move to FM, or with an application pending for such a move. In some cases, the transition may have already taken place. If you can supply dates for the changes, please submit them so the list can be updated.

OFF AIR:
CKMV
Grand Falls, New Brunswick
1490 1 ND
ON AIR: 44
CKMV is moving to 95.1 with 975 watts.

OFF AIR:
CKOY
Timmins, Ontario
620 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC 23 53
CKOY is moving to 104.1 with 3.5 KW.

OFF AIR:
CKXG
Grand Falls, Newfoundland
680 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC 10 77
CKXG is moving to 102.3 with 20 KW.

OFF AIR:
CKRD
Red Deer, Alberta
700 50/25 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: 49
CKRD has applied to move to 105.5 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR:
CJXX
Grande Prairie, Alberta
840 25/10 DA-1
ON AIR: DEC 16 79
CJXX has applied to move to 93.1 with 100 KW.

OFF AIR:
CJBR
Rimouski, Québec
900 10 DA-N
ON AIR: NOV 15 37
CJBR is moving to 89.1 with 5.5 KW. CJBR is owned by the CBC, but retained this call sign after it was purchased from a private, commericial broadcasting company in 1977. CJBR also operates CJBR-FM at 101.5 with 50 KW. CJBR-FM began operation on Feb. 28, 1959.

OFF AIR:
CBV
Québec, Québec
980 50 DA-1
ON AIR: SEP 34
CBV is moving to 106.3 with 20 KW.

OFF AIR:
CKXD
Gander, Newfoundland
1010 5 DA-1
ON AIR: 77
CKXD is moving to 103.7 with 6 KW.

OFF AIR:
CKX
Brandon, Manitoba
1150 50/10 DA-2
ON AIR: DEC 1 28
CKX has moved to 101.1 with 100 KW as CKXA-FM. CKX is still operating in simulcast mode for a four month period. CKX already operated CKX-FM at 96.1 with 100 KW, so the station now has two FM signals in the market.. CKX-FM began operation Dec. 16, 1963.

OFF AIR:
CJOC
Lethbridge, Alberta
1220 10/5 DA-N Stereo
ON AIR: MAY 10 26
CJOC is moving to 106.7 with 100 KW. CRTC approval for conversion to FM Jan. 19, 2000. A simulcast period of 3 months will be allowed. CJOC already operates CFRV-FM at 107.7 with 100 KW. CFRV-FM began operation in 1979.

OFF AIR:
CJOK
Ft. McMurray, Alberta
1230 1 ND
ON AIR: JAN 1 73
CJOK has moved to 93.9. CJOK already operated CKYX-FM at 97.9 with 1,740 watts. CKYX-FM began operation in Mar. 1985.

OFF AIR:
CJRW
Summerside, Prince Edward Island
1240 1 ND
ON AIR: NOV 17 48
CJRW is moving to 102.1 with 11 KW.

OFF AIR:
CFDA
Victoriaville, Québec
1380 10 DA-2
ON AIR: OCT 19 51
Replaced by CFDA-FM, on air in 1998 at 105.5.

OFF AIR:
CJCY
Medicine Hat, Alberta
1390 10 DA-2
ON AIR: JUL 1 82
Replaced by CFMY-FM at 96.1.

OFF AIR:
CIGO
Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia
1410 10 DA-2
ON AIR: OCT 29 75
CIGO has applied to move to 101.5 with 19 KW. FM operation was scheduled to begin in late Feb. 2000, but technical problems have delayed the target date. FM service is expected to begin in April.

OFF AIR:
CKRB
St. Georges-de-Beauce, Québec
1460 10/5 DA-N
ON AIR: 53
CKRB is moving to FM. CKRB already operates CHJM-FM at 99.7 with 100 KW. CHJM-FM began operation Jun. 22, 1987.

OFF AIR:
CKAY
Duncan, British Columbia
1500 10/1 DA-2
ON AIR: OCT 64
CKAY is moving to 89.7 with 1,862 watts.

OFF AIR:
CKTA
Taber, Alberta
1570 10 DA-2
ON AIR: OCT 7 74
Replaced by CHHK-FM at 93.3 with 50,000 watts. CRTC approval for conversion to FM Oct. 19, 1999. A simulcast period of 4 months was allowed.

OFF AIR:
CJET
Smiths Falls, Ontario
630 10 DA-2
ON AIR: OCT 22 55
CJET is moving to 92.3 with 9,000 watts. CJET already operates CFMO-FM at 101.1 with 100 KW. CFMO-FM began operation Jan. 19, 1969.

OFF AIR:
CHRM
Matane, Québec
1290 10 DA-2
ON AIR: APR 13 75
CHRM is moving to 105.3 with 30 KW. CRTC approval May 10, 2000. A simulcast period of 6 months will be allowed. CHRM already operates CHOE-FM at 95.3 with 12,700 watts.

OFF AIR:
CHWK
Chilliwack, British Columbia
1270 10 DA-1
ON AIR: JUN 27
CHWK is moving to 98.3 with 2,340 watts. A three month simulcast period will be allowed. CRTC approval June 9, 2000. CHWK already operates CKSR-FM Chilliwack on 107.5 with 640 watts.

OFF AIR:
CKGO
Hope, British Columbia
1240 1 ND
ON AIR: MAY 72
CKGO is moving to 100.5 with 157 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval Dec. 15, 2000.

OFF AIR:
CKFL
Lac Mégantic, Québec
1400 1 ND
ON AIR: MAR 6 68
CKFL has applied to move to 106.7 with 5 KW. CRTC application July 24, 2000. The FM call sign will be CJIT-FM.

OFF AIR:
CKGB
Timmins, Ontario
750 10/5 DA-2
ON AIR: SEP 15 33
CKGB is moving to 99.3 with 40 KW. CRTC approval March 2, 2001. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CKGB already operates CJQQ-FM on 92.1 with 17.2 KW. CJQQ-FM began operation on Sep. 6, 1976.

OFF AIR:
CJCJ
Woodstock, New Brunswick
920 10/1 DA-2
ON AIR: JUL 31 59
CJCJ is moving to 104.1 with 10 KW. CRTC approval March 2, 2001. A simulcast period of three months has been approved.

OFF AIR:
CKCL
Truro, Nova Scotia
600 10/1 DA-1
ON AIR: SEP 10 47
CKCL is moving to 99.5 with 16,750 watts. CRTC approval March 2, 2001. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CKCL already operates CKTO-FM on 100.9 with 50 KW. CKTO-FM began operation in 1965.

OFF AIR:
CJNH
Bancroft, Ontario
1240 1 ND
ON AIR: MAR 1 75
CJNH is moving to 97.7 with 50 KW. CRTC approval March 2, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CJAN
Asbestos, Québec
1340 1 DA-D
ON AIR: 72
CJAN is moving to 99.3 with 6 KW. CRTC approval May 7, 2001. A simulcast period of three months has been approved.

OFF AIR:
CKEG
Nanaimo, British Columbia
1350 10 DA-1
ON AIR: JUL 1 81
CKEG is moving to 106.9 with 1,600 watts. CRTC approval June 5, 2001. A simulcast period of three months has been approved.

OFF AIR:
CFSR
Abbotsford, British Columbia
850 10 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 20 62
CFSR is moving to 107.1 with 215 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been authorized. CRTC approval June 5, 2001. Note: It is uncertain whether the CFSR 850 frequency will go dark at the end of the simulcast period. As required by the CRTC agreement for conversion to FM, CFSR must make their current AM transmitting facilities on 850 available to another party without charge for seven years.
Note: Aboriginal Voices Radio Inc. received CRTC approval on December 20, 2002 to use the facilities of CFSR under the provisions stated above.

OFF AIR:
CFJC
Kamloops, British Columbia
550 25/5 DA-2
ON AIR: 27
CFJC is moving to 100.1 with 3,500 watts. Additional transmitters have been authorized for Pritchard and Chase to rebroadcast the programming of the new station. The transmitter at Pritchard will be on 104.5 with 19 watts. The transmitter at Chase will be on 101.1 with 140 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval August 1, 2001. CFJC already operates CIFM-FM on 98.3 with 4,300 watts. CIFM-FM began operation in 1961.

OFF AIR:
CKEK
Cranbrook, British Columbia
570 10/1 DA-1
ON AIR: OCT 19 57
CKEK is moving to 102.9 with 1,600 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval September 12, 2001. CKEK already operates CKKR-FM on 104.7 with 500 watts. CKKR-FM began operation in 1975.

OFF AIR:
CICF
Vernon, British Columbia
1050 10/1* DA-N
ON AIR: OCT 23 78
CICF is moving to 105.5 with 46,000 watts. FM operation began December 14, 2001. A simulcast period of six months has been approved. CRTC approcal September 12, 2001. Note: The CRTC changed the new FM frequency for CICF from 105.5 to 105.7 on November 28, 2001 because NAV Canada determined that the 105.5 frequency was technically unacceptable.
* Records show a construction permit for CICF to increase AM night power to 4 KW.

OFF AIR:
CKCI
Parksville, British Columbia
1350 10 DA-1
ON AIR: DEC 7 73
CKCI is moving to 88.5 with 960 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval September 12, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CHRL
Roberval, Québec
910 10 DA-N
ON AIR: JUN 1 49
CHRL is moving to 99.5 with 16,600 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval September 4, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CKBW
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
1000   10 DA-N Stereo
ON AIR:   DEC 24 47
CKBW is moving to 98.1 with 32,000 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been approved.   CRTC approval October 17, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CFEK
Fernie, British Columbia
1240 1 DA-1
ON AIR: MAY 71
CFEK is moving to 99.1 with 470 watts. The new FM service will also replace of sister station CJEK Sparwood, listed below. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval October 3, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CJEK
Sparwood, British Columbia
1400 1 ND
ON AIR:
CJEK will be replaced by the new FM service for sister station CFEK Fernie, listed above.

OFF AIR:
CHVD
Dolbeau-Mistassini, Québec
1230 10 ND
ON AIR: 67
CHVD is moving to 100.3 with 21,400 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval October 16, 2001. CHVD already operates CHVD-FM on 92.1. CHVD-FM began operation in January 1992.

OFF AIR:
CKY
Winnipeg, Manitoba
580 50 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: DEC 31 49
CKY is moving to 102.3 with 70,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval August 8, 2002, however, the original application by CKY was for 99.1 with 100,000 watts. In its decision regarding the use of 99.1, the CRTC granted the frequency to one of the other applicants for a new station. The application of CKY to move to FM was also granted, but with the condition that CKY proposed a different frequency that would be acceptable. The application of CKY to operate on 102.3 with 70,000 watts was approved on October 9, 2003 CKY already operates CITI-FM on 92.1 with 360,000 watts. CITI-FM began operation August 1, 1963.

OFF AIR:
CFOB
Fort Frances, Ontario
640 1 DA-N
ON AIR: 44
CFOB is moving to 93.1 with 21,400 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been approved, with an additional six months of AM operation during which a pre-recorded tape loop may be run to advise listeners of the move to FM. CRTC approval September 17, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CKNL
Fort St. John, British Columbia
560 1 DA-N
ON AIR: JUN 62
CKNL is moving to 101.5 with 40,000 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval Jan. 21, 2003. CKNL-FM began operation Oct. 10, 2003, but the CRTC did not approve revocation of the license for CKNL until April 28, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CJPR
Blairmore, Alberta
1490 1 ND
ON AIR: 72
CJPR is moving to 94.9 with 760 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval Nov. 21, 2002.

OFF AIR:
CKEN
Kentville, Nova Scotia
1490 1 DA-1
ON AIR: 47
CKEN is moving to 94.9 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval June 2, 2002. CKEN already operates CKWM-FM on 97.7 with 18,000 watts. CKWM-FM began operation Mar. 14, 1965.

OFF AIR:
CKTK
Kitimat, British Columbia
1230 1 ND
ON AIR: MAR 23 64
CKTK is moving to 97.7 with 170 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval Dec. 12, 2002.

OFF AIR:
CJLS
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
1340 5/4 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: 34
CJLS is moving to 95.5 with 18,000 watts. A simulcast period of four weeks has been authorized. CRTC approval Dec. 18, 2002. CJLS already operates repeaters CJLS-FM Barrington and CJLS-FM-1 New Tusket, both of which will continue to relay the new FM signal.

OFF AIR:
CBZ
Fredericton, New Brunswick
970 10 DA-N
ON AIR: MAR 4 64
CBZ is moving to 99.5 with 3,200 watts. A simulcast period of 3 months has been authorized. CRTC approval Dec. 18, 2002. CBZ already operates CBZ-FM on 101.5 with 100,000 watts. CBZ-FM began operation in Jan. 1978.

OFF AIR:
CKSA
Lloydminster, Alberta
1080 50/10 DA-N
ON AIR: APR 1 57
CKSA is moving to 95.9 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval Dec. 18, 2002. An additional transmitter has been authorized for the new FM in Bonnyville, Alberta, to operate on 101.3 with 25,000 watts to ensure that its AM coverage will be sufficiently duplicated.

OFF AIR:
CKPG
Prince George, British Columbia
550 10 DA-N
ON AIR: FEB 8 45
CKPG is moving to 99.3 with 9,300 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been authorized. CTRC approval Jan. 21, 2003. CKPG already operates CIOI-FM on 101.3 with 10,000 watts. CIOI-FM began operation Mar. 1, 1981.

OFF AIR:
CKVM
Ville-Marie, Québec
710 10/1 DA-N
ON AIR: JAN 50
CKVM is moving to 93.1 with 18,400 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been authorized. CRTC approval Feb. 28, 2003.

OFF AIR:
CBGA
Matane, Québec
1250 10/5 DA-N
ON AIR:
CBGA has applied to move to 102.1 with 42,930 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CKBC
Bathurst, New Brunswick
1360 10 DA-N
ON AIR: APR 18 55
CKBC has applied to move to 104.9 with 20,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CJRL
Kenora, Ontario
1220 5/1 ND
ON AIR: FEB 19 38
CJRL has applied to move to 89.5 with 40,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CIYR
Hinton, Alberta
1230 1 ND
ON AIR:
CIYR is moving to 97.5 with 1,200 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval Dec. 19, 2003.

OFF AIR:
CKYR
Jasper, Alberta
1450 .25 ND
ON AIR: FEB 19 70
CKYR is moving to 95.5 with 95 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval Dec. 19, 2003.

OFF AIR:
CJCM
Grande Centre, Alberta
1340 1 ND
ON AIR: DEC 1 79
CJCM is moving to 95.3 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval Dec. 19, 2003.

OFF AIR:
CJTN
Trenton, Ontario
1270 1 DA-2
ON AIR: JAN 22 79
CJTN is moving to 107.1 with 3,640 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval January 31, 2004. Note: CJTN applied to move to 107.1 with 15,000 watts with a simulcast period of six months. The CRTC grant specified 3,640 watts and the three month simulcast period, but the CRTC did include the provision that CJTN may apply for an extension of the simulcast period to six months if specific circumstances require.

OFF AIR:
CKCQ
Quesnel, British Columbia
920 10/1 DA-N
ON AIR: AUG 28 57
CKCQ is moving to 100.3 with 1,800 watts. A simulcast period of six months has been approved. CRTC approval March 19, 2004. The license for CKCQ was revoked by the CRTC at the request of the licensee on May 25, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CBGA-7
Saint-Anne-des-Monts, Québec
1340 1 ND
ON AIR:
CBGA-7 has applied to move to 101.1 with 48,800 watts average, and 91,000 watts maximum. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CKDR
Dryden, Ontario
800 1/.7 ND
ON AIR: AUG 63
CKDR is moving to 92.7 with 36,800 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval March 24, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CHUC
Cobourg, Ontario
1450 8/1 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 28 57
CHUC has applied to move to 107.9 with 1,030 watts average, and 1,450 watts maximum. A simulcast period of six months has been requested. CHUC recently applied to change frequency to 1580 with 10 KW DA-2, but the conversion to FM supercedes that application.

OFF AIR:
CJIB
Vernon, British Columbia
940 10 DA-N
ON AIR: SEP 47
CJIB was replaced by CKIS-FM on 107.5 with 46,000 watts. A simulcast period of six months was requested, but the standard three month simulcast period was approved. CRTC approval March 22, 2001.

OFF AIR:
CKGF
Grand Forks, British Columbia
1340 1 ND
ON AIR: JUN 69
The licensee of CKGF requested revocation of the license for CKGF and permission to originate programming from CKGF-2 Greenwood. The date of the request was August 18, 2004, and the licensee stated that operation of CKGF had already ceased.

OFF AIR:
CKKC
Nelson, British Columbia
880 1/.7 ND
ON AIR: JUL 15 39
CKKC is moving to 106.9 with 920 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval February 3, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CHAT
Medicine Hat, Alberta
1270 10 DA-N
ON AIR: NOV 1 46
CHAT is moving to 94.5 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval June 10, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CFCY
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
630 10 DA-2
ON AIR: AUG 15 24
CFCY has applied to move to 95.1 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested. CFCY already operates CHLQ-FM on 93.1 with 25,000 watts. CHLQ-FM began operation in March 1982. CRTC application date July 28, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CHTN
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
720 10/7.5 DA-N
ON AIR: DEC 25 75
CHTN has applied to move to 100.3 with 88,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested. The licensee of CHTN has also requested a new station license for Charlottetown on 89.9 with 100,000 watts. CRTC application date July 28, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CKEC
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
1320 25 DA-N
ON AIR: DEC 23 53
CKEC has applied to move to 94.1 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested. CRTC application date July 28, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CKWA
Slave Lake, Alberta
1210 1 ND
ON AIR: NOV 1 85
CKWA is moving 92.7 with 5,700 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC application July 28, 2005. CRTC approval November 23, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CJMD
Chibougamau, Québec
1240 1 ND
ON AIR: NOV 21 69
CJMD is moving to 93.5 with 19,800 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been approved. CRTC approval July 28, 2005. (See CFED below)

OFF AIR:
CFED
Chapais, Québec
1340 .25 ND
ON AIR: 69
CFED is a satellite transmitter of CJMD Chibougamau (see above) and will cease operation at the end of the three month simulcast period of the new FM service that will replace CJMD since the coverage of the new FM service will also serve the area currently being served by CFED. CRTC approval July 28, 2005.

OFF AIR:
CKOT
Tillsonburg, Ontario
1510 10-D DA
ON AIR: APR 30 55
CKOT has been granted permission to move to FM, but a new frequency must be chosen by the applicant. CKOT's application specified 104.7 with 2,300 watts, but it was decided that 104.7 would be best used by a new station in Woodstock to avoid interference with CHUM-FM on 104.5. CKOT has six months from the approval date of 25 August 2005 to choose another frequency that will be acceptable to the CRTC and the Department of Industry. CKOT already operates CKOT-FM on 101.3 with 50,000 watts. CKOT-FM began operation Oct. 1, 1965.
NOTE: CKOT applied to move to FM in 1999 when 102.3 was available in London. CKSL London also applied to convert to FM using that frequency, but the CRTC awarded the frequency to the CHUM Group for a new station. See the listing for CKSL in Section 3.

OFF AIR:
CBA
Moncton, New Brunswick
1070 50 ND
ON AIR: 39
CBA has applied to move to 106.1 with 69,500 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested. Note: CBA was originally licensed to nearby Sackville, which some logs still indicate.

OFF AIR:
CHVO
Carbonear, Newfoundland
560 5 DA-1
ON AIR: OCT 81
CHVO has applied to move to 103.9 with 14,000 watts average ERP, 30,000 watts maximum ERP. A simulcast period of six months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CJNB
North Battleford, Saskatchewan
1050 10 DA-N
ON AIR: JAN 28 47
CJNB has applied to move to 102.9 with 100,000 watts. A simullcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CHQB
Powell River, British Columbia
1280 1 DA-1
ON AIR: MAR 21 67
CHQB has applied to move to 94.1 with 9,200 watts average ERP, 45,000 watts maximum ERP. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CFWB
Campbell River, British Columbia
1490 .875 ND
ON AIR: SEP 10 63
CFWB has applied to move to 106.1 with 663 watts average ERP, 5,000 watts maximum ERP. A simulcast period of three months has been requested.

OFF AIR:
CKPR
Thunder Bay, Ontario
580 5/1 ND
ON AIR: FEB 3 31
CKPR has applied to move to 91.5 with 100,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months has been requested. CKPR already operates CJSD-FM on 94.3 with 93,000 watts. CJSD-FM began operation in October 1948.

Section 3 The following section lists AM stations that have had applications to move to FM denied by the CRTC. The AM stations are still in operation.

OFF AIR:   SEP   1 00
CJVI
Victoria, British Columbia
900 10 DA-1 Stereo
ON AIR: APR   2 23
CJVI applied to move to 107.3, but their application was denied. The 107.3 frequency was awarded to CFAX (1070) Victoria, but as an additional FM station, not as a replacement for CFAX.   In the decision to deny 107.3 to CJVI, it was noted that 89.9 will be available when hearings are held, so CJVI will undoubtedly apply for it.
NOTE: Instead of applying for 89.9, CJVI arranged to swap frequencies with non-commercial CKMO-FM Victoria at 103.1. Under the terms of the arrangement, CJVI-FM began operation on 103.1 with 9,400 watts on September 1, 2000. At the same time, CKMO-FM left 103.1 and became CKMO on 900 with the former facilities of CJVI. Rogers Broadcasting Limited, owner of CJVI, is leasing the AM transmitter facilities to CKMO for $1 per year for 10 years. Rogers has a commitment to spend $400,000 over the 10 year period to operate and maintain the transmitter facilities on behalf of CKMO. While CKMO-FM operated on 103.1 with only 50 watts, Rogers is authorized to operate CHTT-FM (the replacement for CJVI) on 103.1 with 9,400 watts.

OFF AIR: N/A
CKSL
London, Ontario
1410 10 DA-2 Stereo
ON AIR: JUN 21 56
CKSL has applied to move to 102.3 with 4.6 KW. CKSL already operates CIQM-FM at 97.5 with 50 KW. CIQM-FM began operation Jun. 1, 1986.
NOTE: The application for CKSL to move to FM was denied Oct. 28, 1999. The frequency was awarded to the CHUM Radio Group for construction of a new FM station. CKSL will continue to operate. Another applicant for this FM frequency was CKOT Tillsonburg, which already operates an FM station in that community. The CRTC felt that the CHUM Group offered the best proposed use of the frequency.

OFF AIR:   N/A
CJRC
Gatineau, Québec (Ottawa, Ontario)
1150   50/5 DA-2
ON AIR:   JUN   3 68
CJRC applied to move to 89.9 with 65,000 watts. A simulcast period of three months was requested. There were several competing applicants, none of which operated stations in the Ottawa market. The CRTC denied the application of CJRC and awarded the frequency to NewCap.

OFF AIR:   N/A
CKST
Vancouver, British Columbia
1040   50 DA-2   Stereo
ON AIR:   SEP 12 86
CKST applied to move to 94.5 with 38,000 watts. The CRTC received the application on Jul. 28, 1992, but denied the application on Feb. 23, 1993. The application was made only about four months after CKST moved from their original frequency of 800 in Langley with 25 KW to the more powerful 1040 frequency of the former CIMA Vancouver with 50 KW. (CIMA began operation in 1986 as CIOF, and was later CKXY until finally changing to CIMA.) CKST bought the facilities of CIMA in a sale approved by the CRTC on Jan. 30, 1992. CIMA went off the air on Feb. 4, 1992, and then returned to the air on Mar. 9, 1992 as CKST, at which time the former CKST 800 in Langley was deleted.

OFF AIR:   N/A
CHOR
Summerland, British Columbia
1450   1 ND
ON AIR:            72
CHOR applied to move to 94.5 with 5000 watts. The CRTC received the application on December 23, 2003, but denied the application on April 23, 2004. The reason for the denial was that the increased coverage area proposed for the FM service would have increased the population served by it by 489% over the current AM service. The CRTC concluded that any FM station designed to replace CHOR should have a coverage area that more closely duplicates the current CHOR signal.
CHOR made a second application to move to 98.5 with 250 watts in 2004, but it was denied by the CRTC on August 3, 2005 for the same reason as the first application. Although the amount of power specified in the second application was substantially less than in the first application, the CRTC reaffirmed its original decision that an FM designed to replace CHOR should have a coverage area that more closely duplicates the current CHOR signal.

Section 4 The following section lists AM stations that have gone dark, but have since returned to the air on the same frequency.

OFF AIR: DEC   1 93
CJCA
Edmonton, Alberta
930   50   DA-N Stereo
ON AIR: MAY   1 22
Although CJCA is operating again, it is significant to note that this pioneer station ceased regular commercial broadcasting in 1993 after 71 years of continuous service. After being dark for just over four months, CJCA returned to the air with the same call sign, but under new ownership, and with a gospel music format, on Apr. 3, 1994.

OFF AIR:                99
CBF
Montréal, Québec
690   50 ND
ON AIR:              1936
Replaced by CBF-FM, on air Jan. 22, 1998 at 95.1.
NOTE: The former frequency of CBF has been awarded to CKVL (850), but the new station operating on 690 by the owners of CKVL has the call sign CINF. CKVL will be deleted after a six month simulcast period, however, the frequency has been awarded to a new applicant. See CKVL in Section 1. CINF began operation on 690 in December 1999.

OFF AIR: MAY 14 99
CBM
Montréal, Québec
940 50 ND
ON AIR: 1937
Replaced by CBME-FM, on air Jan. 19, 1998 at 88.5.
NOTE: The former frequency of CBM has been awarded to CIQC (600), but the new station operating on 940 by the owners of CIQC has the call sign CINW. CIQC will be deleted after a six month simulcast period, however, the frequency has been awarded to a new applicant. See CIQC in Section 1.

OFF AIR:   SEP   1 00
CJVI
Victoria, British Columbia
900   10 DA-1   Stereo
ON AIR:   APR   2 23
Replaced by CHTT-FM, on air Sept. 1, 2000 at 103.1 with 9,400 watts.
NOTE: CJVI swapped frequencies with CKMO-FM. CKMO now operates on 900. Please see the CJVI listing in Section 3 for details.

The contents of this page are believed to be correct as of the most recent update. Any corrections, additions, or missing data would be appreciated.

Updated
4 SEP 06
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