CHAP-AM, Longlac
Left the air
| Station | Year | Freq. | Power | Owner/Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAP-AM | 1977 | 1450 | 40 | Kenomadiwin Inc. – CHAP left the air |
| CHAP-AM | 1970 | 1450 | 40 | Kenomadiwin Inc |
1970
On December 15, Kenomadiwin Inc. was granted two-year experimental licences to operate on 1450 kHz with power of 40 watts at Lake Helen, Pays Platt, MacDiarmid, Longlac, Aroland and Gull Bay.
Undated
The stations began broadcasting: CHAS Aroland, CHOP Gull Bay, CHEW Lake Helen, CHAP Longlac, CHIP MacDiarmid, CHOX Pays Platt.
1974
On December 12, the licences for CHAP, CHEW, CHIP, CHOP, CHAS and CHOX were renewed but the station would discontinue the use of its mobile studio and establish permanent studios at Longlac.
1978
CHAP’s licence was renewed for one year to permit resumption of service. The station had been off the air since May of 1977. Despite the renewal, CHAP never returned to the air.
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