CANADA
If you're an AM DXer in the eastern part of North America, you'll be interested to know CINF 690 and CINW 940 Montreal are going off the air permanently as of 7 p.m. tonight (0000 UTC Saturday).
The two stations are victims of the recession, says the station's owner, Corus Quebec. There were eight layoffs at CINF and two at CINW.
As of now, a press release and a recorded message from the station manager is all you get when you go to http://www.940hits.com/
The site for CINF http://www.info690.com/ redirects you to the homepage of Corus Quebec news.
73, Ricky Leong, Calgary via dxld yg (29/1-2010)
CANADA
/ UNID
Hi! What was the station which played nonstop "Final Countdown" music on 31st December 2009 on 1540 kHz? Maybe a North American (Canadian) station closing down AM in 2010? I got the best signal with 293 degrees antenna.
Happy New Year 2010 and Good DX!
73s Hannu Romppainen, mwcircle yg (1/1-2010)
CANADA
CJEU is a Canadian radio station broadcasting French-language children's programming on 1670 kHz AM. CJEU is licensed to Gatineau, Québec, next to the capital Ottawa. The first test transmissions were reported heard in many parts of North America on December 10. The license is held by Fondation Radio-Enfant, a non-profit educational agency, and the station identifies as "Radio Enfant". CJEU operates 24/7 at a power of 1 kilowatt both day and night. The radio not only aims its programs at children and youth, but the programs are also made by children to some extent. The station is located at Atelier Radio Enfant Inc, Studio de la Maison de la culture, 855 boul de la Gappe pièce 310, Gatineau, Québec J8T 8H9, Canada. CJEU can also be contacted by email or by phone at +1-819-243-6226.
DXing.info (12/12-2009)
CANADA
CFUN AM 1410 http://www.talk1410.com Vancouver is now fully operational from its new transmitter site in Delta. The old site will be kept operational until December to allow CFUN to remain on the air while engineers tune CKST AM 1040 http://www.team1040.ca/ which is
currently operating at half power from the new site. The old CKST towers, immediately to the north of the new ones, will be cut down next Monday. CHUM Radio engineers expect to have CKST fully operational at its new location by the end of this month. Both stations will broadcast with 50 kW from the new state-of-the-art seven tower site at 49-05-33 122 57. CFUN will radiate directionally from two towers with the same constants day and night, while CKST will be directional from 5 towers with different constants day and night.
Northwest Broadcasters website 10/16/09:
http://members.shaw.ca/nwbroadcasters/recentnews.htm via Pat Martin, IRCA via mwcircle yg (18/11-2009)
CANADA
Changes at CFUN: Heard at 1000 UTC"14-10 AM is now "Team 14-10" with ESPN.
Paul Crankshaw, mwcircle yg (10/11-2009)
CANADA
1410 CFUN BC Vancouver: Former talk station flipped to all-sports format 11/5; now known as “Team 1410” with all jock talk. Heavy coverage of NHL hockey and Canadian Football League. I’ll miss their Canadian-perspective talk format.
Jim Tedford Bothell, WA via NRC via Barry Davies, mwcircle yg (7/11-2009)
Their web page says it will be ESPN. I wonder whats happening to co-owned 1040 CKST, sports on both stations?
Barry Davies, mwcircle yg (7/11-2009)
CANADA
Just to let you all the AM Dxer's know that AM 790 CIGM 50,000 watt AM transmitter in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada was shutdown on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 at 5:00 pm EDT and their old website is still active at: http://www.790cigm.com/ - it says a message to let people know it's no longer online.
This evening, I had received one of the following radio stations that were once buried under CIGM:
WAEB News/Talk 790 Allentown, PA - 7:06 PM EDT. I also received a few other stations mixing in and cannot make them out, although I did hear some country music and couldn't catch any station ID's. I also hear a steady humming sound on AM 790. Anybody else hear that hum?
I look forward to your replies soon!
Lee- Sudbury, Ontario, Canada (1/10-2009)
Sad to see that more and more MW stations are closed down. The second Canadian AM station leaving mediumwave in a few days. First CKRU 980 in Peterborough and now CIGM 790 in Sudbury!
Ydun Ritz (1/10-2009)
CANADA
Today at 4PM, 2000UT Sept 28, CKRU 980 [nee CHEX] signed off air. Peterborough
Ontario's first AM station was its last, as well.
In Eastern and Northern Ontario, all that remains on AM [over 250 Watts] is Belleville, Cornwall, Ottawa x 5 and North Bay. Sudbury will be shutting down soon - in theory!
Andy Reid (29/9-2009)
CANADA
There have been conflicting reports on different news groups of the closure of CIGM AM 790 Sudbury, in light of the launch of their new FM station, Hot 93.5.
CIGM AM remains on air. I just heard the calls and the new logo; Hot 93.5 @ 0022 Aug 29
UT. They are airing the new FM signal that carries modern rock.
Though seemingly, not as strong as in the past, CIGM is still on the air.
Andy Reid, Canada (30/8-2009)
CANADA
The AM 790 transmitter in Sudbury is still in operation as of August 29, 2009 and is simulcasting CIGM-FM 93.5 FM.
The old AM 790 transmitter is expected to shutdown by the end of the year, although no date has yet been confirmed.
Please contact the station at http://www.hot935.ca
Thanks. Lee (30/8-2009)
CANADA
DXmidAMerica also reports:
790 CIGM Sudbury, ON now Silent 8/28.
Barry Davies via MWC (28/8-2009)
CANADA
790 CIGM [Sudbury ON] remains on air simulcasting their new FM Hot 93.5. I am able to hear it after dark with the FM ID and rock music.
Andy Reid (26/8-2009)
CANADA
790, CIGM leaving the air this weekend?
Bjarne Mjelde via dxld yg (24/8-2009)
CANADA
Re DXLD 9-062: CIGM 790 Sudbury ON gone - almost.
CIGM 790 left the airwaves at 0000 EDT with a brief farewell, thanking its listeners for their support since 1967 and promising that "the memories will last forever."
The transmitter is still on the air at 0058, with nothing but a tone. So if you're hearing a mysterious tone on 790 --- well, that's it.
This is part of an interesting station swap: CIGM owner Rogers couldn't move the station to FM because it already owned two FMs in Sudbury, the legal limit. So it traded CIGM to Newcap for CFDR 780 Dartmouth NS, which Newcap couldn't move to FM because it already had two FMs in the Halifax market.
CFDR went to FM a few weeks ago, becoming CKLT 92.9 under Rogers. The new Newcap-owned CIGM-FM 93.5 is on the air testing and will make its official debut soon.
Scott Fybush, NY, Aug 23, ABDX via DXLD yg (24/8-2009)
CANADA
790, CIGM leaving the air this weekend? Tuning through the band, I caught the end of a spot on 790 CIGM tonight around 9:17 pm Eastern [0117 UT Aug 22] thanking their loyal country fans... "the road ends Sunday night at midnight" so I assume this is their last
weekend.
Brett Saylor, Central PA, Perseus SDR w/ 100' sloper, Aug 21, NRC-AM via DXLD
Yup. CIGM-FM is now testing at 93.5, stunting for the moment as"Classic Chinese Hits, Kung Pao 93.5," complete with a website at kungpaoradio935.com.
(It's the exact same stunt that WXMM 100.5 in Norfolk, VA did earlier this year, for whatever it's worth - same website and everything.)
Scott Fybush, NY, DXLD
Where`s CIGM? Sudbury Ont., 50 kW day and night on a `regional` channel. Per NRC Pattern Book, nominal shape was an oval due north at night, with Sudbury tangent at south tip, so nothing southward; a squashed kidney-bean shape daytime again tangent to transmitter, favoring WNW and ESE, nothing southward, and NNE slightly pulled in, so hearing them in PA at any time should have been difficult. Another Canadian far out of spex? And I believe ground conductivity is pitiful around there.
Glenn Hauser, DXLD 9-062 (23/8-2009)
CANADA
CJWI Montréal, Quebec requests move from 1610KHz to 1410KHz. Power would increase to 10kw day & night, presumably using the old CFMB-1410 facilities.
Station cites interference from CHHA Toronto on the same frequency.
American Bandscan via DXing the Finnish Way (5/8-2009)
CANADA
Application granted for new station in Calgary, Alberta on 700KHz; 50,000 watts daytime, 20,000 watts nighttime. Directional, different patterns day & night. Owner Touch Canada Broadcasting, format to be religious music. Channel formerly used by CKRD Red Deer, but this will be a different facility.
American Bandscan via DXing the Finnish Way (5/8-2009)
CANADA
Classic Country 780 KIXX says farewell, Monday morning!
From their web site: http://www.780kixx.ca/
Hello, friends! Well ... that day has finally come. For CFDR/780 KIXX to ride the dusty trail on out of here, into the sunset. Hard not to feel sad and nostalgic for a radio friend that's been a part of our lives for over 46 years ... since December 5, 1962, when Arnie Patterson first signed on CF'DR' (for "Dartmouth Radio") from high atop Lahey's Hardware on Ochterloney Street! From 790 to 680 to 780 on the dial ... through so many different voices and phases of music. But always with a common purpose - to entertain the people of Metro. And we did. And we're glad you were there.
Many of you have asked, "Why?" Well, as the answer so often is - it's business. One company owns us, another company wants us. But because the trend has been moving more and more to FM radio over the decades, the new owners prefer an FM station. So where does that leave KIXX? Where does it leave AM radio? Well, unfortunately, both are becoming things of the past in Halifax radio. Change often sucks if you're a fan of what's being changed. And we've felt your pain. "It's business" isn't always the easiest answer to take. But the music of Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Mel Tillis, Kenny Rogers, Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys, Reba McEntire, Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Charley Pride, Willie Nelson, Randy Travis, and so many more, is never going to go away. It's timeless. And it'll always be as close as your CD collection, your iPod, the internet, digital cable, etc., etc. It's out there if you look for it! And we'll be listening along with you, because we'll never stop loving the artists that made Country GREAT!! Maybe you can even start pestering that "other" Halifax country station to start playing some REAL country music after all these years!
It's been our distinct pleasure to bring it to you over the last several years. Thanks for listening. - Frank & Stephanie -
Andy Reid via dxld yg (25/7-2009)
CANADA
This item from North East Radio Watch:
Halifax will soon be the first major Canadian city to go FM-only. Listeners there started noticing tests last week on 92.9, the future FM home of the last remaining AM in metro Halifax, CFDR (780 Dartmouth). When Rogers signs on the new CFLT-FM on 92.9, it won't carry over the country "Kixx" format from the AM; instead, the new station will be doing AC as "Lite 92.9."
Barry Davies via mwc (22/7-2009)
CANADA
Special programming, maybe a DX catch!
Massive forest fires around Kelowna, B.C., broke out Saturday. At least 10,000 residents have been forced from their homes. Late word is that there are now three fires near the city.
Just checked online and have found two radio stations with special live programming. CHSU 99.9 FM and CKFR 1150 AM (both owned by Astral Media) are simulcasting a special news program at this hour.
73, Ricky Leong, Calgary, Alta via dxld yg (19/7-2009)
CANADA
Yukon to extend CBC's lease on AM transmitter site.
CBC Whitehorse’s AM transmitter [570 kHz], located in the city’s Porter Creek area, was supposed to be shut down in September. However, CBC Radio One listeners outside Whitehorse may keep tuning in on the AM dial as the Yukon government says it will extend the public broadcaster’s lease on its existing AM transmitter site for three years.
Member of the Legislative Assembly for Lake Laberge, Brad Cathers, delivered the news on Monday afternoon in an email sent to concerned constituents like Pete Beattie, who had been calling on both the CBC not to drop its Whitehorse AM signal in favour of FM. In the email, addressed to Mayor Bev Buckway, Cathers said the lease for the land where the CBC’s AM transmitter sits will be extended to September 2012 so that CBC can continue with AM broadcasting.
CBC officials had earlier said that the Whitehorse AM transmitter, located in the city’s Porter Creek area, had to be removed - at the city’s request - to make way for residential development in the new Whistlebend subdivision. Simply moving the transmitter elsewhere would cost upwards of millions of dollars. Officials said it would be far cheaper to add another FM transmitter to the Radio 2 tower in the city’s Grey Mountain area.
But Mr Beattie said switching from AM to FM would have left him and other residents outside Whitehorse without access to essential information such as road closures, forest fires and severe weather warnings. “It’s a shame that they’re spending the money on that, when it could be better spent to relocate the AM transmitter because FM, as I understand it … it’ll be patchy and local,” he said. “You can put in a transmitter in a location, but it’s not going to blanket the whole area in the same manner that the existing [AM] facility does.”
Cathers’ letter states that leaving the AM transmitter where it is would not interfere with the Whistlebend development. He added that city planning officials agree with the lease extension.
However, John Agnew, regional director for CBC North says the Yukon government’s move does not necessarily mean the broadcaster will scrap plans to switch from AM to FM. Mr Agnew said the proposal to change over from AM to FM is supposed to be reviewed by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) on 21 July. Extending the AM transmitter lease by three years may be too little too late, he said.
The CBC will be meeting with the Yukon government and the City of Whitehorse to discuss the AM transmitter’s future. Mr Agnew said a decision has to be made soon. “The CRTC hearing is July 21, and we have a series of financial commitments we have to meet [in] early August, so this all needs to be resolved very quickly,” he said.
Source: CBC News by Andy Sennitt, Media Network weblog (15/7-2009)
CANADA
Don't believe.......
"980 KRUZ AM, Peterborough ON seems to have left AM........"
980 CKRU is still on air till the fall - if everything goes as planned.
Andy Reid, Canada (23/6-2009)
You are right Andy, station still on AM for 2 or 3 months, depending on, how well the new FM frequency 100.5 MHz will work.
Confirmed in a phone call to the station today.
Ydun Ritz (24/6-2009)
CANADA
980 KRUZ AM, Peterborough ON seems to have left AM and is now on FM 100.5 MHZ, at least since Saturday June 20th, when I first heard them announce "the new old Kruz FM" - online of course. So far no confirmation from station or from Corus Radio.
Ydun Ritz (23/6-2009)
CANADA
A CBC decision to change its Whitehorse transmitter from AM [570 kHz] to FM has people who live in rural areas of the Yukon concerned they'll lose their signal.
Pete Beattie, who lives at Lake Laberge, is one of a group of Yukon residents who have circulated a petition against the move. Beattie, who says CBC Radio is part of daily life for him and his neighbours, worries he'll lose the CBC signal because AM traditionally
transmits over a larger area than FM.
Beattie also wonders how they'll be kept informed during emergencies like forest fires. "I suppose it would be easy to think of any number of events like that where the AM signal would be really good," he told CBC News.
Area residents have organized petitions asking both the federal and territorial governments to get involved. A petition to the House of Commons asks "that Parliament permanently maintain AM transmission from Whitehorse, Yukon (one of Canada's 13 capital cities) so that every rural Yukoner will be able to tune into CBC."
Opposition parties in the Yukon are also urging action to save the AM signal.
CBC North regional director John Agnew said he has no choice but to end AM radio in Whitehorse. The Radio One transmitter on the lower Porter Creek bench has to be removed to make way for residential development, at the city's request.
Moving it elsewhere would run into the millions of dollars, Agnew said, so it's far cheaper to add another FM transmitter to the Radio 2 tower on Grey Mountain. The new transmitter will be more powerful than the current Radio 2 transmitter, he said.
"We are satisfied from an engineering point of view that we will meet the requirements of our broadcasting licence, but how much further the signal will transmit beyond that I don't know," he said.
The CBC has a mandate to broadcast within a 20-kilometre radius of Whitehorse. In addition to the main FM transmitter on Grey Mountain, a second repeater transmitter will be put on a different hilltop to make sure Whitehorse and the immediate area are served, Agnew said.
The changeover is slated for August, but CBC will broadcast in both AM and FM while technicians work out any glitches in the system.
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/media/story/2009/06/07/cbc-signal.html
Sean Healy, ABDX via DXLD 9-048 (8/6-2009)
CANADA
The following stations from Canada broadcast on the MW X- Band:
1610 kHz, CHHA, Toronto. This community radio station identifies itself as Radio Voces Latinas, and broadcasts in Spanish and English to the GTA. (I have a grade 12 student in my school who is a weekend DJ on CHHA, and she is very excited about the future of this radio station and its outreach to the Latin community.)
1610 kHz, CJWI, Montreal. Operated by CPAM Radio Union, this French speaking station broadcasts to ethnic minorities, with an emphasis on the Haitian community.
1630 kHz, CHYW, Ottawa. This is a TIS station, giving flight info for the Ottawa International Airport (MacDonald-Cartier).
1650 kHz, CINA, Mississauga. South Asian Programming is the aim of this GTA station, with a lot of Bollywood hits and music reminiscent of the old Radio India station.
1650 kHz, CJRS, Montreal. Known as Radio Shalom, many believe that the call letters stand for “Canadian Jewish Radio Station”. During Jewish high holy days, the station turns into a French gospel-music format.
1670 kHz, CJEU, Gatineau (Hull). Perhaps one of the more unique stations on the X-band, “Radio Enfant” is a station dedicated to children’s programming (including children announcers and news items).
1690 kHz, CJLO, Montreal. This new station operates from Concordia University with music and related university programming. Their slogan is “Concordia’s Underground Radio.”
1690 kHz, CHTO, Toronto. Calling itself “Toronto Multicultural Radio”, this station broadcasts programs in Greek, along with a number of other southern European languages.
Joe Robinson, VA3MRF, May ODXA Listening In via DXLD 9-040 (12/5-2009)
CANADA
"Yes, we have shut down our AM transmitter [1150 kHz CJRC] Friday [May 1] at 3h45pm [snip] We have been broadcasting on FM since April 2007. We have just increased the the FM transmitter power to 36 000watts, that permitted us to have the similar reach as the AM had in the central market area.
If you have other question please feel free to contact me again.
Have a good day.
Sylvie Charette, Directrice Générale, CJRC 104,7 FM, Division CORUS RADIO"
Andy Reid via dxld yg (3/5-2009)
CANADA
ABDX reports that the FF talker 1150 CJRC has now left the AM band for FM. May be WDEL will get through now when their proposed 10kW day power comes on. DE is another gap on my map hi!!
Barry Davies via mwc (3/5-2009)
CANADA
1650 in Canada http://www.cinaradio.com/ It is now on the air.
Artie Bigley, Columbus OH, Feb 19, dxld
Very uninformative website, undated as to when `now` is/was/will be, but did find this press release tucked away. I assume GTA means Gateway To Asia, as they assume everyone knows what it means. But it could be Greater Toronto Area?
Glenn Hauser, dxld:
Mississauga, Ontario
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - CONTACT: Neeti P. Ray, President
Tel. 416-777-1650 Fax. 905-795-9030
Email: cinaradio@gmail.com
NEW GTA RADIO STATION FOR SOUTH ASIANS IS ON AIR.
Mississauga, Ontario (December 22, 2008) – GTA’s new ethnic radio station, 1650 AM CINA Radio, is now on air. Licensed by the CRTC to Neeti Prakash of Radio India, CINA Radio will broadcast programs to the South Asian community of the GTA 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
CINA Radio is the first radio station in Canada licensed to serve primarily the Indo-Pakistani community, a significant recognition for the community. Programs will be broadcast in Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi. Weekend programs will also include Gujarati, Bengali and English (West
Indian). The station promises world-class programming, with a format not currently available.
Neeti Prakash hopes that the new radio station will further enhance the South Asian community’s unique identity, as one separate from the rest of the GTA. The radio station is currently on ‘test air,’ which will continue for about 3 weeks, as required by CRTC regulations. Regular broadcast will start upon completion of the test period.
Thousands of Torontonians would remember Radio India, the program that dominated the South Asian airwaves in the 90s. Radio India had lost all 61 hours/week of programming on the mainstream station (610 CKTB) the day the station inherited new owners who eliminated ethnic programming. It was then that Neeti Prakash resolved not to come back on air until he could own his own radio station, licensed to him by the CRTC. CINA Radio is the result of that resolve, and will now be the permanent home of Radio India. More updates in the days and weeks to come… # # #
(via DXLD)
Hi, we are not streaming yet. Our over-the-air broadcasts have been DXed in Europe - I guess skywaves carry us that far.
Neeti Ray, 1650 AM CINA Radio, Toronto, ON Feb 19 via Artie Bigley, OH, DXLD 9-016 (22/2-2009)
CANADA
CHLT 630 to FM --- I knew that they were about to move to FM but listening now, it seems that they've done it! Unlike CHLN 550, they didn't leave a loop recording for weeks advising their audience that they were already on FM. It appears that they've just done it abruptly. Sadly, as for CHLN, I didn't found any related info on their website.
The good thing is that it opens a new channel for me and others to new DX. For you guys across the pond, unfortunately I would guess that 630 doesn't appear to be an easy destination. So no big changes for you. Maybe on late afternoon, I could have a chance for Norway or Romania since I don't hear any strong domestics. CHLT 630 has been on AM since 1937.
[Later:] I'm really puzzled here. I'm hearing CHLT but much weaker than usual. Directional pattern or power? It is blended with a few more stations. I'll sure monitor this one in the following days as they are about to switch to FM.
Sylvain Naud, Portneuf QC, MWDX YG via DXLD 9-009 (29/1-2009)
Sherbrooke. NRC AM Log says AM // FM approved until 2/28/09
Glenn Hauser, DXLD 9-009 (29/1-2009)
CANADA
Toronto Canada has added a low-power South Asian AM station to its already wide erray of Ethnic formats. CINA, licensed in suburban Mississauga, began broadcasting on 1650 kHz with 1 kW of power in December 2008, and was soon heard across the Atlantic in Europe. CINA Radio is Canada’s first radio station licensed to serve primarily the Indo-Pakistani community. The station broadcasts programs in Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, Armenian, Indo-Caribbean and English. Programming is said to consist of Bollywood music and the latest hits from South Asia, as well as news, local traffic and weather.
DXing.info (26/1-2009)
CANADA
For the mediumwave DXers out there: CINA 1650, Mississauga, Ontario, is now on the air. I heard them this afternoon playing south asian music and making periodic IDs with the station telephone number. The NRC station log has them located in Mississuaga, but the telephone number is a Toronto one (416 area code). This station is supposedly 1 kW but it
sounded pretty weak to me. Maybe they're not on full power yet? I think they must have just recently come on the air - I haven't heard them before. The station is IDing as "CINA Radio", with CINA being pronounced like "seena". All the talk I heard was in English, but all the music was south asian.
So, another DX target for you folks, and yet another frequency now blocked for me by a local or semi-local station.
Greg Shoom, Toronto via Paul Logan via mwc (22/12-2008)
CANADA
The move of CFCW-790 Camrose AB to 840 has been approved by the CRTC:
1. The Commission approves the application by Newcap Inc. (Newcap) to amend the broadcasting licence for the English-language AM radio programming undertaking CFCW Camrose by changing the frequency from 790 kHz to 840 kHz. The implementation of the new technical parameters is subject to the notification by the Department of Industry (the
Department) discussed in paragraph 4 below.
2. Newcap indicated that the proposed change in frequency would restore night time coverage to listeners in north-central Alberta, which has been reduced by noise and interference over time.
73, Deane McIntyre VE6BPO. Nov 14, also via Ricky Leong, AB, WORLD OF RADIO 1435, DXLD 8-118 (19/11-2008)
CANADA
If approved by the CRTC, this application will put an end DX reception of Windsor's
10,000 watt CBE but may open up other possibilities:
Application by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to convert radio station CBE Windsor
[1550 kHz] from the AM band to the FM band.
The applicant is also proposing to establish a new FM transmitter at Leamington.
The new station would operate on frequency 97.5 MHz (channel 248B) with an average
effective radiated power of 3,200 watts (maximum effective radiated power of 19,000
watts with an effective height of antenna above average terrain of 130.1 metres).
The Leamington transmitter would operate on frequency 91.5 MHz (channel 218B1) with
an average effective radiated power of 6,100 watts (maximum effective radiated power of
10,400 watts with an effective height of antenna above average terrain of 58.7 metres).
The applicant is requesting, pursuant to sections 9(1)(e) and 24(2) of the Broadcasting
Act, the revocation of the licence of CBE effective at the end of the simulcast period.
The applicant has indicated that it will apply, within 30 days of the implementation of the
proposed FM transmitter at Windsor, for the revocation of the authority granted in
Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2008-101 for a nested FM transmitter on the 102.3 MHz
frequency in Windsor.
The applicant has indicated that it will launch both the Windsor and Leamington
transmitters within one year of the approval where, at which time, it will operate in
simulcast mode for three months. Following this period, the applicant is also requesting,
pursuant to sections 9(1)(e) and 24(1) of the Broadcasting Act, the revocation of the
licence of CBE Windsor.
The Commission may withdraw this application from the public hearing if it is not
advised by the Department of Industry, at least twenty days prior to the hearing, that the
application is technically acceptable.
This application requires the issuance of a new licence.
Applicant's address:
P.O. Box 3220, Station C
Ottawa, Ontario
KIY 1E4
Fax: 613-288-6257
E-Mail: regulatoryaffairs@cbc.ca
Examination of application:
CBC / Radio-Canada
825 Riverside Drive West
Windsor, Ontario and
Municipality of Leamington
38 Eric Street North
Leamington, Ontario
Application No. 2008-1352-8,
Harry van Vugt via dxld yg (15/11-2008)
CANADA
I just put together a site for UNID loggings. I would like to extend a welcome to all of your readers to come and use the site:
http://bcbunid.angelfire.com/index.html
I hope it may be of use. Today is its first day of operation.
73 Shawn Axelrod, Winnipeg MB (20/10-2008)
CANADA
560 CHVO silent. Yes, 560 AM is off the air. We have moved to the FM dial. We are now 103.9 FM. You may also listen to us on line at www.kixxcountry.ca
Email from the station to Ken Baird, MW Dxing in Ayrshire (10/10-2008)
CANADA
New: 1690 CJLO QU MONTREAL 10/04 2220 Poor signals under WVON with some instrumental music then into Rap. The were // the internet feed to insure I had them. Now on the air.
73 and Best of DX Shawn Axelrod via MWDX (7/10-2008)
CANADA
New AM station has started regular broadcasts on 1690 kHz
http://www.cjlo.com/station_info.php
Power 1 kW, 24 hours, French & English. EMAIL : program @ cjlo.com
Address : CJLO Radio , C/o : UNIVERSITY of Concordia
SUITE CC-430, Loyola Campus
7141 Sherbrooke Street Ouest
Montreal, Quebec, H4B 1R6
CJLO Station Information:
Formed in 1998 as a merger between CRSG [sic, not a Canadian callsign] and CFLI, two former stations, CJLO is Concordia University's one and only radio station. CJLO is 100% non-profit, and is run entirely by volunteers. CJLO is located in the heart of the Loyola campus in NDG. From early 2003, CJLO has been streaming 7 days a week, and offering a
wide variety of programming that truly encompasses the styles appreciated by all of Concordia's 30 000 students. CJLO also hosts events throughout the city to help promote and support the community and musicians.
Our on-air personalities are the backbone of the station and there are over eighty DJ's spinning and partying for your listening pleasure. Whether you are interested in Hip-Hop, RPM, Rock, Alt, Punk, Metal, Jazz, Blues, World, or Country, CJLO has something for you, and is always looking for more on air talent.
As it stands now, CJLO is broadcasting on the Internet. Our application for a licence from the CRTC to broadcast on the AM band has been approved. As such, we have started the process of building out tower and transmitter in order to start broadcasting in 2007.
You'll be able to find us at 1690AM.
So listen from home, www.cjlo.com, or come on down to Loyola campus at CC-430 (right across from the G-Lounge) and hang out or get involved.
Via Dario Monferini, playdx yg via DXLD 8-107 (27/9-2008)
CANADA
“A new transmitter site for CFUN-1410 and sister station CKST-1040 Vancouver will be located on 104 Street between Highway 10 and Highway 99 in Delta,” reads the press release. “CFUN will become a DA1 (one pattern) with improved night-time coverage to the Fraser Valley and somewhat reduced coverage to the western side of Vancouver Island and Washington State. The prime coverage area to Metro Vancouver will not be drastically affected.
The new site will consist of seven self-supporting towers, which is a reduction of one tower from the present total, made possible by the elimination of one pattern for CFUN. We decided against common towers for redundancy purposes. The towers are also going to be self support instead of guyed towers. This was done to allow for full agricultural production on the site once construction is completed. If guyed towers had been used, 40% of the area would have been lost for farming. With self support towers, only 2% of the area will be lost. The agricultural Land Commission reviewed the proposal and in a unanimous
decision allowed the proposal.”
AM Switch, NRC DX News Sept 29 via DXLD 8-107 (27/9-2008)
CANADA
Another Canadian X-band station has begun broadcasting. CJLO is transmitting from Montréal, Québec, on 1690 kHz, with 1 kW of power. CJLO is a non-profit station run by volunteers at the Loyola Campus of Concordia University. The station began streaming on the Internet seven days a week in 2003. Test broadcasts on 1690 kHz began with a test tone in late July 2008, followed by music programming in August. By mid-September, CJLO had already been logged by DXers in several European countries. Programming is said to include hip-hop, RPM, rock, alt, punk, metal, jazz, blues, world, and country music.
DXing.info (21/9-2008)
CANADA
It's getting interesting at the end of the AM dial --- some tentative launch dates for CJLO 1690 were released today. Direct from the CJLO march to AM blog:
"I'm going to go out on a limb here and put down some TENTATIVE on-air dates. I repeat. TENTATIVE. Things change, bad things happen, etc. Just remember that. With the radio inspector coming on August 25th, I expect that our government mandated and approved testing period will start that week. Towards the third week of September, we should be able to switch over from the MP3-based testing period to our live content. This will be our soft-launch (when we're sort of on air, but not officially). The way things are shaping up now, we should have a full press conference on October 6th. Our full official launch date will be in the days after that, depending on how things shape up around the (Canadian) Thanksgiving holiday. And then, to make things all that much more awesome, full parties and shows on the weekend of the 17th."
That's all I have for now, 73's for everyone, may you all be safe and in good health Neofoodog, Aug 5, ABDX via DXLD yg (7/8-2008)
CJLO is at Concordia University, Montréal, neofoodog might have mentioned; but then he(?) doesn`t even give us his own real name or location.
Glenn Hauser, DXLD yg (7/8-2008)
CJLO 1690am begins early unofficial testing http://www.cjlo.com/am.
Mark David, DXLD yg (7/8-2008)
CANADA
North East Radio Watch reports:
One of Atlantic Canada's oldest AM stations made an abrupt disappearance from the dial late last week, as CTV wasted no time moving CJCH (920 Halifax) to its new home on the FM band.
Barry Davies via MWC (2/6-2008)
CANADA
CKPT-AM 1420 kHz in Peterborough, Ontario, is the latest Canadian AM station to sign off for good. The station became 99.3 Energy FM last August, and has been simulcasting on AM since then. Last year, Peterborough's remaining AM station, 980 CKRU, applied to also move to FM. Nearly a dozen other applicants are also seeking Peterborough's available FM frequency. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is expected to choose an applicant soon.
Read the full story in the Peterborough Examiner
http://www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1016474
Andy, Media Network blog via DXLD yg via Steve Whitt, MWC (8/5-2008)
CANADA
Presumed CBA New Brunswick on 1070 is alternating with CHOK at 0100+ 6 April with CBC Radio-1. Hear this while you can.
73 Liz Cameron via dxld yg (5/4-2008)
CANADA
More on CBA test:
CBA 1070 in Moncton has confirmed they will air a DX test Monday morning, April 7 at 01:00 am ***Atlantic*** time.
I'm now trying to determine the duration of the test - I'd expect just a couple of minutes, for a very tight window of opportunity - and how QSLs and eQSLs will be handled.
Please feel free to spread this far and wide. I'd like our friends overseas to know and I'm not on any of those lists!
BTW, I know it's taken a long time for the CFFX QSLs. And I really appreciate the patience we've encounterted from fellow DXers. We're getting these finalized; they will be issued shortly. We have NOT forgotten!
From a contact at CBA via Saul Chernos, IRCA mailing list via Barry Davies via MWC (3/4-2008)
CANADA
Possible CBA Moncton, NB DX Test
Attention DXers Get out your DX calendars and mark down early Monday morning, April 7. Saul Chernos - our "Canadian Connection" - has been working the phones again, and we are hoping to have a real treat to finish out the 2007-2008 DX Test Season.
CBA 1070 in Moncton, New Brunswick, plans to sign off for good as it completes its switch to FM (106.1) at 0700 Atlantic time on April 7. The Broadcast Test Committee is currently working with CBA personnel to include DX test content in some form during the overnight hours leading up to the official shut-down.
Because of the late timing, we thought it prudent to get the word out as soon as possible even though we are still in the process of finalizing details and verifying if and when the test material will air.
CBA runs 50,000 watts U1 day and night. If this test runs, expect much of the same content you've heard in other DX tests. We will post updates as soon as we have new information.
If you are in touch with other DXers who do not have computer or Internet access, please fill them in on this. We'd hate for anyone to miss out on this opportunity.
Jim Pogue and Saul Chernos, IRCA/NRC Joint Broadcast Test Committee via MWC (2/4-2008)
CANADA
Kids in Quebéc get a station on 1670 kHz AM.
Radio Enfant CJEU is a new mediumwave station broadcasting on 1670 kHz with a power of 1 kilowatt. The French-speaking station aims to involve children and youth of 5-18 years of age in radio broadcasting. CJEU is operated by Fondation Radio Enfant and the Children's Radio Workshop, which have organized radio workshops in more than 250 schools. The station has been reportedly heard sporadically in Canada in late March. CJEU can be contacted by writing to Radio Enfant/Ado, Atelier Radio Enfant Inc, Studio de la Maison de la culture, 855 boul de la Gappe pièce 310, Gatineau (Québec) J8T 8H9, Canada, tel. 819-243-6226, and by email.
DXing.info (2/4-2008)
CANADA
Hello to all in the group. Just in case some of you MW BCB DXers are interested, the 50KW powerhouse on 1070KHz CBA near Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada is scheduled to be taken off the air on April 7th, 2008 shortly after 1130Z. This will mark the last of this area's AM transmitters. The next nearest one being some 40 miles away near the Nova Scotia border. This particular transmitter has a bit of history behind it as it was the first all solid state 50KW transmitter ever made for a commercial broadcaster. The manufacturer was Nautel and the serial number is 1. CBA is currently simulcasting on its new FM frequency of 106.1 MHz. I do not belong to any other group, so if this posting is picked up by some other DX group, please feel free to pass the news along.
R75 group via Sylvain Naud via mwdx yg (20/3-2008)
CANADA
CFGT-1270 Alma Quebec has applied to the CRTC to move to FM (97.7 MHz, 50 kW, 77.6 metres): http://www.crtc.gc.ca/archive/ENG/Hearings/2008/n2008-1.htm#29
Alma, Quebec, Application No. 2008-0098-9
Application by Groupe Radio Antenne 6 inc. to convert commercial radio station CFGT Alma from the AM band to the FM band. The new station would operate on frequency 97.7 MHz (channel 249B) with an average effective radiated power of 50,000 watts (non-directional
antenna/antenna height of 77.6 metres).
The applicant is requesting permission to simulcast the programming of the new FM station on CFGT-AM for a period of 3 months from the date of implementation of the new station.
The applicant is also requesting, pursuant to sections 9(1)(e) and 24(1) of the Broadcasting Act, the revocation of the licence of CFGT effective at the end of the simulcast period.
73, Deane McIntyre, VE6BPO, March 14, DXLD 8-034 (14/3-2008)
CANADA
CBC RADIO ONE SWITCH TO FM DIAL DELAYED.
The CBC says it`s highly unlikely CBC Radio One in Sydney will switch over to the FM dial this fiscal year or next. The radio station hoped to make the move by sometime next fiscal year but radio regional director Susan Mitton said that isn`t likely to happen.
``What they are going to do for the next year is prioritize areas of the country that have no service, so we aren`t obviously there,`` she said. ``It`s our Maritime priority but there are other parts of the country that have no CBC Radio One service. They are ahead of us.``
Mitton said the move to FM is still on the wish list for next fiscal year. ``We`re lower on the list though so it`s highly unlikely unless something happens, say a project in another part of the country doesn`t happen, well, that would obviously free up those and we could
get back on the priority list.``
When the CBC received permission from the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission in July to switch over to the FM dial it was given two to three years to make the move, she noted. The CBC has said the AM transmitter and antenna system off Keltic Drive will have to be replaced, along with other related broadcasting equipment, for the move from 1140 AM to 97.1 FM. The switch to FM will
improve the signal, and the sound, for Radio One listeners, and will extend the broadcast into some pockets that currently aren't able to receive the AM signal.
Bruce Conti - Nashua NH, mwdx yg via DXLD 8-032 (9/3-2008)
CANADA
Reminder - CKEC 1320 soon to be dark --- It`s only a very few days and then CKEC-AM will go dark [nominally March 11 --- gh].
Give 1320 a try and see if you can catch their 25 kW signal. I'd suggest trying each night - their last night or two they might very well go out as an omni. Possibly their Nautel might be cranked to the full 30,000 watts too. Also, 1070 CBA will be going dark in another month or so - give them a try with their 50 kW Class A signal.
Phil Rafuse, PEI, March 7, ABDX via DXLD 8-031 (9/3-2008)
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CHINA
Tentative B-09 China Radio International schedule [MW].
0000-0057 - Cambodian 684dof-hai, Russian 1521htb-xin, Vietnamese 603dof-hai
0100-0157 - Russian 1521htb-xin
0200-0257 - Russian 963por-fin
0300-0357 - English 738msk, Russian 963por-fin
0400-0557 - Vietnamese 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai
0700-0757 - English 1215fla-alb
0800-0857 - English 1215fla-alb, Russian 1323htb-xin, 1116har-hei, 963hua-jil
1100-1157 - Burmese 1269xua-yun, Cantonese 603dof-hai, English 1269xua-yun,
Esperanto 1017cah-jil, Japanese 1044hnl-jia, Korean 1323hua-jil, Russian 1521htb-xin,
1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil, Vietnamese 1296kun-yun
1130-1157 - Filipino 1341hdu-gua
1130-1227 - Thai 1080xua-yun
1200-1257 - English 1341hdu-gua, 1269xua-yun, 1188kun-yun, 684dof-hai, Japanese
1044hnl-jia, Korean 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil, Russian 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil,
Vietnamese 1296kun-yun
1300-1357 - Burmese 1188kun-yun, English 1341hdu-gua, Hindi 1422kas-xin, Japanese
1044hnl-jia, Korean 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil, Russian 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil
Vietnamese 1296kun-yun, 603dof-hai
1330-1427 - Thai 1080xua-yun
1400-1457 - English 1422kas-xin, Japanese 1044hnl-jia, Korean 1017cah-jil, Nepalese 1269xua-yun, Russian 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil, Sinhalese 1188kun-yun, Urdu 1422kas-xin, Vietnamese 1296kun-yun, 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai
1430-1457 - Filipino 1341hdu-gua
1430-1527 - Lao 1080xua-yun
1500-1557 - English 1323htb-xin, 1188kun-yun, 558lon, Japanese 1044hnl-jia, Russian 1521htb-xin,?1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil, 963por-fin, Urdu 1422kas-xin, Vietnamese 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai
1600-1657 - Albanian 1215fla-alb, English 1323htb-xin, 1080xua-yun, 963por-fin, 558lon,
Hindi 1422kas-xin, 1269xua-yun, 1188kun-yun, Russian 1521htb-xin
1700-1757 - Bulgarian 1458fla-alb, English 1323htb-xin, 1080xua-yun, 558lon, Esperanto 1215fla-alb, Russian 1521htb-xin
1800-1857 - Italian 1458fla-alb, Russian 1521htb-xin, Romanian 1215fla-alb, 963por-fin,
1900-1957 - Russian 1521htb-xin
1900-2057 - German 1440mar-lux
2000-2057 - French 963por-fin
2001-2059 - Hungarian 1458fla-alb
2100-2157 - English 1386ltu, Korean 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil
2100-2257 - German 963por-fin
2130-2229 - Polish 1458fla-alb
2200-2257 - English 1440mar-lux, Korean 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil
2201-2301 - Serbian 1215fla-alb
2230-2330 - Czech 1458fla-alb
2300-2357 - Cambodian 684dof-hai, English 1440mar-lux, Vietnamese 603dof-hai
Transformed from B-08 file in http://www2.starcat.ne.jp/~ndxc/ no reliable data info of Pori and Luxembourg MW relays available. Some CRI relays via Russia like Samara and St. Petersburg site ceased probably in B-09 season.
MW relay stations
arm-rus Armavir, Krasnodar Russia
2.2 km large Zarya antenna, 27 masts.
45 28 32.93 N 40 05 38.13 E
cah-jil Changchun, Jilin
44 01 44.64 N 125 24 58.32 E
dof-hai Donfang Gancheng, Hainan Isl
18 53 17.38 N 108 39 20.83 E
fla-alb Fllake, Albania
41 21 52.04 N 19 30 35.46 E
har-hei Harbin Xinxiangfang Chenggaozizhen, Heilongjiang
45 41 33.98 N 126 49 05.99 E
hdu-gua Huaxian Guangzhou, Guangdong Sheng
23 24 20.17 N 113 14 16.99 E
hnl-jia Changzhou Heng-lin-chen, Jiangsu Sheng
31 42 28.09 N 120 06 38.76 E
htb-xin Hutubi, Xiniang
1521 44 09 50.36 N 86 53 43.75 E
1521 44 09 41.57 N 86 54 13.53 E
1323 44 09 26.24 N 86 53 35.69 E
hua-jil Huadian Yumuqiaozi, Jilin
963 2mast 43 07 15.60 N 126 30 56.74 E
1323 4mast 43 07 26.51 N 126 31 25.54 E
kas-xin Kashi, Xiniang
8mast 39 21 02.83 N 75 46 36.04 E
4mast 39 21 06.03 N 75 46 00.65 E
kun-yun Kunming, Yunnan
1188 24 53 03.48 N 102 29 16.76 E
1296 24 52 33.38 N 102 29 17.35 E
mar-lux Marnach, Luxembourg
50 02 45.43 N 06 04 41.94 E
por-fin Pori Preiviiki, Finland
61 28 50.46 N 21 34 08.35 E
xua-yun Xuanwei, Yunnan
26 10 51.00 N 104 02 03.00 E
Wolfgang Buschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews (25/10-2009)
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/ FINLAND
China Radio International via 963 Pori:
Language / UTC:
Russian / 0200-0400
Estonian / 0400-0500
Lithuanian / 0500-0600
Russian / 1600-1800
Polish / 1800-1900
Czech / 1900-2000
German / 2000-2200
Info from Finnish DX mailing list and onlinelog (kotalampi.com), credits to Arto Mujunen, Hannu Perttula, Juha Solasaari and Heikki Aarrevaara;
The Estonian program mentions often Futuvision and radio86.com websites that are also mentioned in Finland during "Chinese Hour" program in Finnish on Classic Radio FM network.
Info via Digita.
Jari Savolainen, Kuusankoski Finland via dxld yg (18/4-2009)
CHINA / FINLAND
CRI on 963 kHz to-day wednesday April 15th 2009 noted in German until 1958 UTC. From 2000 UTC in French with SIO=344 here in Almere, The Netherlands.
73s, Ehard Goddijn (15/4-2009)
15 Apr at tune-in 1720 CRI seems to be on 963 in Romanian. And at 1800 in German.
Jari Savolainen, Kuusankoski Finland via DXLD yg (15/4-2009)
Pori 963 kHz now at 1610 on the air with CRI English. No noticeable offset. The good thing is that now Finland is back and available in AM with a high-power transmitter!
73, Mauno Ritola, Joensuu, Finland via MWC (15/4-2009)
CHINA / FINLAND
Today China Radio International sent out this circular to German-speaking listeners, I just got it forwarded the fourth time...
"Liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer, hier noch ein Hinweis:
Ab Mittwoch, den 15. April, wird unser Programm von 22 Uhr bis 24 Uhr MESZ [2000-2200 UTC] auch über eine Sendeanlage im finnischen Pori auf der Frequenz 963kHz gesendet.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen Deutsche Redaktion von CRI"
Kai Ludwig via dxld yg (13/4-2009)
CHINA
Detailed MW Frequency List in Chinese mainland is now available on the web:
"2009 List of Mediumwave Stations in Chinese Mainland" -frequency (kHz), power (kW), province (Chinese), city (Chinese), name of the station (Chinese), and broadcasting hours in Peking Time http://www.5bcl.com/Article/Class3/200901/3024.html
Takahito Akabayashi, Japan, March 12, DXLD 9-023 (12/3-2009)
CHINA
837 kHz, CNR-5 (Voice of Zhonghua, to Taiwan) on new 837 kHz, first noted by me on 25 March around 1415 listening in Tarakan, Indonesia. According to their Chinese-language website http://www.nihaotw.com the new frequency started operating on 28 Dec 2007.
909 kHz: Web sources suggest the new Quanzhou SARFT* site is already in operation, with a location near Zhangban in Hui'an County (GE low-res area in the region of 24 53N, 118 48E). The sources specifically mention that high-power transmitting equipment for both MW and SW has been installed at the new site, so the Chinese are evidently still wanting to continue doing whatever they have been doing on SW from the curtain antennas at the old Quanzhou site. It's possible that Zhangban is the site for the new CNR-5 frequency of 837 kHz, but I haven't been able to find any confirmation of that.
1269 kHz: FS can be a fair to strong signal in S Asia and in the western part of SE Asia.
1323 kHz: Chinese sources say there is at least one Harris DX-600 unit at
the Huadian site, from which Korean 1323 kHz is the only known
frequency, and the CRI/VOR Korean signals can sometimes be heard quite
well in SE Asia - presumably it's quite a narrow beam southwards.
1377 kHz: On the subject of Chinese sites, I recently found a paper published in 2005 describing the lightning-protection arrangements at the SARFT Station at Xingyang (near Zhengzhou). According to this, CNR-1 1377 kHz is also from a Harris DX-600 using a two-tower antenna with a slightly directional pattern - which must be the rather unimpressive-looking masts at 34 48 28N, 113 23 17E on GE, most likely being a radiator and reflector to give maximum radiation in a direction just north of west. The site also has two Thomson M2W units each operating with 100 kW into single-mast omnidirectional antennas for 630 kHz (CNR-2) and 972 kHz (Henan PBS), which must be the masts at 34 48 40N, 113 23 22E and 34 48 43N, 113 23 07E. The same article also mentions that the SARFT site at Putian for 549/684 kHz has two Thomson S7HP transmitters.
The sites for Shandong PBS News Service mentioned in various web sources are:
891 kHz: Dongying
918 kHz: Binzhou, Dezhou, Heze (10 kW), Jinan-Huangtai (200 kW), Jining, Laiwu, Rizhao (10 kW), Tai'an, Yantai (10 kW)
1467 kHz: *Beizhen (1 kW), Dezhou (1 kW), *Xin Xian (1 kW)
1485 kHz: *Dan Xian (1 kW), Liaocheng (1 kW), *Lu Xian (1 kW), *Pingyi (1 kW), *Tai'an (1 kW), *Weihai (1 kW)
1548 kHz: Linyi (7.5 kW), *Longkou (10 kW), *Qingdao (10 kW), *Rongcheng (10 kW), Weifang (10 kW)
*= sites not mentioned on Shandong PBS website
I can't explain the double listings for Dezhou on 918 and 1467 kHz and for Tai'an on 918 and 1485 kHz. Probably there have been frequency changes for these sites. The powers listed for some sites may be out of date, but probably haven't changed dramatically.
All China items from Alan Davies, ARC Information Desk 28 April via dxld yg (17/5-2008)
*SARFT = State Administration for Radio, Film, and Television (and Jamming)
Glenn Hauser, dxld yg (17/5-2008)
CHINA
I have recently returned from a trip to Beijing. Brought my Sangean 606 ATS with me, but it was of not much use. Unfortunately, the hotel where I stayed, wasn't a good dx-place, because of a lot of electrical noise. Besides that, I was too exhausted to listen to the radio, when back from my expeditions to various parts of Beijing and nearest surroundings :-) First of all fullfilling an old dream, once climbing the Great Wall.
CRI on 846 kHz was of course audible with very good signal!
On October 8th I visited CRI English Section and got a very warm welcome. I saw the studios and the editorial section; was interviewed to the program "Beyond Bejing". Have been a more or less regular listener to CRI since 1974, so it was quite nice to see some of the faces behind the voices.
Ydun Ritz (12/10-2007)
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