This article is a list of full-power and low-power CBC Radio AM-only transmitters in Canada for the CBC Radio One and Première Chaîne networks which are still in operation on AM radio frequencies as of 2018. There are a total of about 100 or more AM transmitters which are still in operation by the CBC across Canada, As there may be some transmitters missing from the list below, this list may not necessary be complete. Since the 1980s, a vast number of CBC full and low-power AM transmitters have already moved to the FM band, with some new FM transmitters being added. It is possible that all or most of these AM transmitters listed below may eventually move to the FM band or completely cease broadcasting in the near future.
British Columbia edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
- CBU 690 AM Vancouver (also broadcasts in FM to some of its coverage area on nested transmitters, including to Greater Vancouver, Abbotsford, and Chilliwack)
- CFPR 860 AM Prince Rupert
Low-power edit
- CBKA 1450 AM Stewart
- CBKG 920 AM Granisle
- CBKJ 860 AM Gold River
- CBKM 860 AM Blue River
- CBKN 990 AM Shalalth
- CBKO 540 AM Coal Harbour
- CBKU 630 AM Sayward
- CBKY 1350 AM Keremeos
- CBKZ 860 AM Clearwater
- CBPM 1260 AM Sicamous
- CBRH 1170 AM New Hazelton
- CBRK 900 AM Kimberley
- CBRZ 1350 AM Bralorne
- CBTG 860 AM Gold Bridge
- CBUG 860 AM Kaslo
- CBUN 740 AM Salmo
- CBUP 860 AM Merritt
- CBWF 920 AM Mackenzie
- CBXA 1150 AM Mica Dam
- CBYW 540 AM Wells
- CFHG 1490 AM Holberg
Alberta edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
- CBR 1010 AM Calgary (also broadcasts in FM to some of its coverage area on a nested transmitter)
- CBX 740 AM Edmonton (also broadcasts in FM to some of its coverage area on a nested transmitter)
Low-power edit
As of February 2013, all the remaining CBC low-power AM transmitters in Alberta have received approval from the CRTC to convert to the FM band.
Saskatchewan edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
- CBK 540 AM Watrous (also broadcasts in FM into some of its coverage area on nested transmitters, including Regina and Saskatoon)
Première Chaîne edit
Full-power edit
Manitoba edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
- CBW 990 AM Winnipeg (also broadcasts in FM to some of its coverage area on a nested transmitter)
Low-power edit
- CFNC 1490 AM Cross Lake (rebroadcasts the programming of CBWK-FM, but are owned by local community groups rather than by the CBC).
- CHFC 1230 AM Churchill
Première Chaîne edit
Full-power edit
- CKSB 1050 AM Winnipeg (also operated on FM to some of its coverage area on a nested transmitter) (Both AM transmitter and nested transmitter had moved to 88.1 MHz).[1]
Low-power edit
- CKSB-2 860 AM St. Lazare
Ontario edit
CBC Radio One edit
Low-power edit
Première Chaîne edit
Full-power edit
- CJBC 860 AM Toronto
- CBEF 1550 AM Windsor (also operates on a nested FM transmitter). On November 1, 2012, CBEF began broadcasting on 1550 AM, moving over from 540.
Low-power edit
Quebec edit
Note that due to a vast number of CBC low-power AM transmitters in Quebec, such as the repeaters of CBF, CBSI and CBVE are not listed here and its uncertain if most of these transmitters are still currently in operation. It's also uncertain if most of these CBC transmitters currently listed below are still in operation.
CBC Radio One edit
Low-power edit
Première Chaîne edit
Low-power edit
- CBJ-2 1140 AM Chapais
- CBF-16 990 AM Clova (formerly CBV-3) (Moving to FM)
- CBF-17 710 AM Lac-Édouard (formerly CBV-2) On November 17, 2021, the CBC submitted an application to the CRTC to move CBF-17 Lac-Édouard, Quebec from the AM band 710 kHz to the FM band at 99.9 MHz. [4] This application is pending CRTC approval.
Prince Edward Island edit
There are no full-power and low-power CBC-owned AM transmitters on Prince Edward Island for CBC Radio One and Première Chaîne. Although, there are two CBC-owned tourist information AM stations located in Prince Edward Island National Park: CBPP 1490 AM and CBPP-1 1280 AM
Nova Scotia edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-Power edit
- CBI 1140 AM Sydney
Newfoundland and Labrador edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
Low-power edit
As of 2018, all the remaining CBC low-power AM transmitters in Newfoundland and Labrador have received approval from the CRTC to convert to the FM band.
Yukon edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
- CBDN 560 AM Dawson City
Low-power edit
Northwest Territories edit
CBC Radio One edit
Full-power edit
- CFYK 1340 AM Yellowknife (application submitted to CRTC in July 2012 for FM conversion)
- CHAK 860 AM Inuvik
Low-power edit
- CBQG 1280 AM Wrigley
edit
CBC Radio One/CBC North edit
Full-power edit
- CFFB 1230 AM Iqaluit (also broadcasts in FM to some of its coverage area on a nested transmitter)
Low-power edit
- CBIA 640 AM Gjoa Haven
See also edit
References edit
- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2013-130
- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2022-324, CBOF-FM Ottawa – New transmitter in Rolphton, CRTC, November 28, 2022
- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2022-141, CBOF-FM and CBO-FM Ottawa – New transmitters in Maniwaki, CRTC, June 1, 2022
- ^ 2021-0752-3
- ^ Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2022-141, CBOF-FM and CBO-FM Ottawa – New transmitters in Maniwaki, CRTC, June 1, 2022
External links edit
- CBC Channels and Frequencies - cbc.ca
- CBC Station List - dxinfocentre.com