by Potlotek Education
Amber Marshall trying her hand on the mic.
Potlotek First Nation has reached another milestone in it’s efforts to have their own Radio Station.
On Nov.17th, 2017, the CRTC had reached a decision to approve Potlotek Communication’s Society application for a Low Powered, Class B, Native Radio Station under-taking.
After more than a year of construction, acquisition and installation of equipment, applications to both the CRTC and ISED (Industry, Science & Economic Development), Mniku Radio, as it’s being called, is about to begin it’s journey into the world of radio broadcasting. Their call-sign and frequency as was issued by ISED are 93.7FM, CIYR(Chapel Island Youth Radio). These will be the station identifiers that will be played each hour at the top of the hour throughout each broadcast day. The final steps involved in get ...
