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CJVR celebrates 60 years of radio in the northeast - northeastNOW

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“We are a community radio station for the northeast; we love serving the community and being able to offer our services for the last 60 years,” Rheaume said.

Over the years, much has changed for the radio station, and radio as a whole. Of course, technology has changed, from vinyl records, to carts, to CDs, to digital operations. Newsrooms are no longer filled with cigarette smoke and massive teletype machines, with computers being crucial to operations these days. Along with technological advancements, the operations of the company have changed over time. Major milestones include the move of 1420 CJVR down the AM dial to 750 AM back in 1995. CJVR transitioned to the FM dial in 2002, while CKJH, operating now as Beach Radio, took over the 750 signal. The company also expanded, with Fabmar Communications launching CIXM in Whitecourt, AB. In 2006, and CHWK in Chilliwack, B. C. in 2009. Another significant change took place in 2018, when the then-Jim Pattison Broadcast Group purchased Fabmar Communications Ltd. That sale saw Melfort’s operations fall under what is now the Pattison Media umbrella.

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