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Broadcasting Public Notice CRTC 2002-67 |
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Ottawa, 1 November 2002 |
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The Commission has received the following applications: |
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APPLICANT AND LOCALITY |
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CHUM Limited |
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CHUM Limited |
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Big Pond Communications 2000 Inc. |
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Russel C. Cook (OBCI) |
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CHUM Limited |
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Learning and Skills Television of Alberta Limited (e) |
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |
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(e) application filed electronically / demande soumise sous forme électronique. |
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DEADLINE FOR INTERVENTION |
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Halifax, Nova Scotia |
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Application by CHUM LIMITED (CHUM) to amend the licence of radio station CJCH Halifax. |
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In Regulations Amending the Radio Regulations, 1986 - Commercial Radio Programming, Public Notice 1998-132, 17 December 1998, the Commission announced that radio stations whose formats are based on the presentation of older music could apply to broadcast a lower level of Canadian popular music than the 35% level required of other commercial radio licensees. The Commission noted the relatively limited supply of Canadian music appropriate for the format of these stations. |
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CHUM has applied for a condition of licence for its radio station CJCH Halifax that would allow it to broadcast a minimum level of 30% of Canadian musical selections. The proposed condition is: |
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The licensee indicates that the amount of Canadian music is relatively limited in the "oldies" music format. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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Kingston, Ontario |
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Application by CHUM LIMITED (CHUM) to amend the licence of radio station CKLC Kingston. |
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In Regulations Amending the Radio Regulations, 1986 - Commercial Radio Programming, Public Notice 1998-132, 17 December 1998, the Commission announced that radio stations whose formats are based on the presentation of older music could apply to broadcast a lower level of Canadian popular music than the 35% level required of other commercial radio licensees. The Commission noted the relatively limited supply of Canadian music appropriate for the format of these stations. |
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CHUM has applied for a condition of licence for its radio station CKLC Kingston that would allow it to broadcast a minimum level of 30% of Canadian musical selections. The proposed condition is: |
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The licensee indicates that the amount of Canadian music is relatively limited in the "oldies" music format. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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Thunder Bay, Ontario |
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Application by BIG POND COMMUNICATIONS 2000 INC. to amend the licence of radio station CJUK-FM. |
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The licensee proposes to increasethe effective radiated power from 37 to 15,000 watts, relocate the transmitter to a site approximately 18 km north west of Thunder Bay and increase the effective antenna height from 60 to 165 metres. |
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The applicant states that the purpose is to rectify the station's current signal deficiencies and to provide a reliable signal to all of the central market of Thunder Bay. |
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The proposed changes will result in a significant expansion of the licensed service contours. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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Opaskwayak Cree Nation (The Pas), Manitoba |
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Application by RUSSEL C. COOK, on behalf of a non-profit corporation to be incorporated, Opaskwayak Cree Nation (The Pas), for an extension of the time limit to implement the above noted radio programming undertaking near Opaskwayak Cree Nation near The Pas. |
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The applicant is requesting an extension until 25 October 2003 to implement the service. |
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The applicant states "the extension is necessary due to the need of re-examining the existing specifications of our future community station." |
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The Commission notes that the current applicationrepresents the third request for an extension of time. |
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The first request for an extension of time was granted from 28 April 2001 to 26 April 2002 in Decision CRTC 2001-761, dated 17 December 2001. The second request was granted in Decision CRTC 2002-115, dated 26 April 2002 and extended the time limit until 25 October 2002. |
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In Decision CRTC 2000-132, the Commission approved the application for a broadcasting licence to carry on a Type B Native and English-language FM radio programming undertaking at Opaskwayak Cree Nation near The Pas. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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Winnipeg, Manitoba |
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Application by CHUM LIMITED (CHUM) to amend the licence of radio station CFST Winnipeg. |
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In Regulations Amending the Radio Regulations, 1986 - Commercial Radio Programming, Public Notice 1998-132, 17 December 1998, the Commission announced that radio stations whose formats are based on the presentation of older music could apply to broadcast a lower level of Canadian popular music than the 35% level required of other commercial radio licensees. The Commission noted the relatively limited supply of Canadian music appropriate for the format of these stations. |
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CHUM has applied for a condition of licence for its radio station CFST Winnipeg that would allow it to broadcast a minimum level of 30% of Canadian musical selections. The proposed condition is: |
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The licensee indicates that the amount of Canadian music is relatively limited in the "oldies" music format. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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Province of Alberta (e) |
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Application by LEARNING AND SKILLS TELEVISION OF ALBERTA LIMITED (ACCESS) to renew the licence for the satellite to cable programming undertaking, and its transmitters CIAN-TV Calgary and CJAL-TV Edmonton expiring 31 December 2002. |
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The applicant is proposing to amend its licence by increasing the amount of commercial advertising from 501 minutes per week to 756 minutes per week. This would allow the licensee to air a maximum of 12 minutes of advertising during each of the 63 hours when advertising is allowed. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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Victoria, British Columbia |
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Application by the CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION (CBC) to amend the licence of radio station CBUF-FM Vancouver to modify the technical parameters of its FM monophonic transmitter in Victoria. |
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In Decision CRTC 99-480 dated 28 October 1999, the Commission approved an application by the applicant allowing it to add a French language FM mono transmitter in Victoria to broadcast the programming of "La Première Chaîne" of CBC Vancouver, but was denied the used of the proposed frequency (89.7 MHz). |
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The applicant was to file an application proposing the use of a different frequency. |
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In Decision CRTC 2001-316 dated 5 June 2001, the Commission denied the application to amend the broadcasting licence of CBUF-FM Vancouver by modifying the technical parameters of the transmitter at Victoria. The CBC had proposed to operate the transmitter on frequency 88.9 MHz, (channel 205C1) with an effective radiated power of 2,800 watts. |
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The applicant is now proposing to operate the transmitter on frequency 99.7 MHz (channel 259A) with an effective radiated power of 160 watts. |
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Licensee's address: |
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Examination of application: |
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[ Intervention Form ] |
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION |
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DEADLINE FOR INTERVENTION |
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6 December 2002 |
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The intervention must be received by the CRTC and by the applicant ON OR BEFORE the above-mentioned date. The Commission cannot be held responsible for postal delays. |
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Your intervention will be considered by the Commission, and will form part of the public record of the proceeding without further notification to you, provided the procedure set out below has been followed. You will be contacted only if your submission raises procedural questions. |
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Submit your written intervention to the Secretary General of the Commission in ONLY ONE of the following formats: |
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By using the form |
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by electronic mail to |
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By mail at |
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by fax to the |
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A true copy MUST be sent to the applicant and proof that this has been done must accompany the intervention sent to the Commission. |
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Where the intervention is filed by electronic means, the line ***End of document*** should be entered following the last paragraph of the document, as an indication that the document has not been damaged during electronic transmission. |
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Please note that only the documents (applications and interventions) electronically filed will be available on the Commission's web site. You will be able to access these documents by indicating the public notice or the notice of public hearing number. |
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Each paragraph of the document should be numbered. |
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Your intervention should clearly identify the application and indicate whether you support or oppose the application, or if you propose changes to it, include the facts and grounds for your proposal. |
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In the event that the application is brought to the oral phase of the hearing, and if you wish to appear, you must provide reasons why your written comments are not sufficient and why an appearance is necessary. |
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In exceptional circumstances, the Commission may allow an intervenor to present its intervention by teleconference. At the time of filing its intervention, the intervenor must clearly indicate why the Commission should grant such a request. |
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EXAMINATION OF DOCUMENTS DURING NORMAL OFFICE HOURS |
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Documents are available at the local address provided in this notice and at the Commission offices and documentation centres directly involved with these applications or, upon request, within 48 hours, at any other CRTC offices and documentation centres. |
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Central Building |
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Metropolitan Place |
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405 de Maisonneuve Blvd East |
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55 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 624 |
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Kensington Building |
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Cornwall Professional Building |
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10405 Jasper Avenue, Suite 520 |
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530-580 Hornby Street |
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This document is available in alternative format upon request and may also be examined at the following Internet site: http://www.crtc.gc.ca |
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Secretary General |
Date Modified: 2002-11-01
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