[IRCA] Application of CJWI-1610 Montreal Quebec to move to 1410 approved by CRTC
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[IRCA] Application of CJWI-1610 Montreal Quebec to move to 1410 approved by CRTC



The application of CJWI-1610 Montreal to move to 1410 (the old CFMB-1280 frequency)

and to increase its power from 1kW to 10kW-U has been approved by the CRTC.

CJWI stated it is suffering QRM from CHHA-1610 Toronto.



<http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2009/2009-667.htm>



CJWI Montréal – Technical change

The Commission approves an application by CPAM Radio Union.com inc. to amend the

broadcasting licence for the French-language ethnic commercial AM radio station

Montréal by changing the frequency from 1610 kHz (class C) to 1410 kHz (class B),

modifying the authorized contours by increasing the transmitter power from 1,000

to 10,000 watts day and night, and by relocating its antenna to another site. The

implementation is subject to the notification by the Department of Industry discussed

in paragraph 11 below.

Introduction

1. The Commission received an application by CPAM Radio Union.com inc. (CPAM) to amend

the broadcasting licence for the French-language ethnic commercial AM radio programming

undertaking CJWI Montréal by changing the frequency from 1610 kHz (class C) to 1410 kHz

(class B), by modifying the authorized contours by increasing the transmitter power from

1,000 to 10,000 watts day and night, and by relocating its antenna to another site.



2. The licensee indicated that listeners in certain areas, specifically downtown Montréal

and Montréal’s north and south shores, are having difficulty receiving the existing AM signal.



3. CPAM explained that during the past two years, an AM radio station from Toronto broadcasting

on the same frequency has become a source of sky wave interference, particularly at night.

Moreover, since CJWI’s target audience has moved to the Montréal suburbs, the proposed technical

changes would allow it to remedy the interference problem and provide a higher quality signal to its audience.



73,



Deane McIntyre VE6BPO




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