Broadcast History - May 22

Broadcast History - May 22

Postby jon » Sun May 21, 2023 10:15 pm

In 1970, the CRTC announces that CanCon is coming to Radio, initially 30%, beginning in 1971. TV had been living with Canadian Content (CanCon) requirements for more than a decade, but this announcement required 55% before 6 p.m. and 40% from 6 p.m. to midnight.

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In 1973, Carleton University (Ottawa) was granted a license for a carrier current AM station, with 16 watts on 670 KHz. An FM license followed on June 27, 1975, on 93.1 MHz with 12,000 watts. When CKCU signed on later that year, on November 14, they were the first campus station in Canada since day-to-day operation of CKUA Edmonton had been transferred from the University of Alberta to the Alberta Government in the 1940s.
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