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Okalakatiget Society
the station broadcasts a

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format for the region's

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communities. CKHV also has a Class A re-broadcaster in Nain, operating on 99.9 FM with the call sign CKOK-FM. CKOK was first used by CKOK,

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. now known as CKOR. As of the end of 2014, the station now streams online. The stream is live during local programming only. At other times, the stream is not available. In January 2016, the OKalaKatiget Society applied to convert CKHV to 99.3 FM. Power will be 1,710 watts (average and maximum ERP). Antenna height will be 187 metres (EHAAT). The station will simulcast programming from CKOK 99.9 in Nain. Call letters will be CKOH-FM. This application was approved by the CRTC on June 1, 2016.Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2016-211
Type B Native FM radio station in Nain, ''CRTC'', June 1, 2016

References

External links

Okalakatiget Society

Okalakatiget Society Live Web Stream [Local Programming Only]

CKOH-FM history - Canadian Communication Foundation
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