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Radio Unie Target Liste Stations - Stations List Radio Unie Target Liste stations - Stations List Québec Québec Nouveau-Brunswick Privées - Privates Communautaires - Communities New-Brunswick Asbestos CJAN-FM Acton Vale CFID-FM (Fr) Blackville/Miramichi CJFY-FM (En) Chandler CFMV-FM (Fr) Amos CHOW-FM(Fr) Campbellton CIMS-FM (Fr) Dégélis CFVD-FM (Fr) Blanc Sablon CFBS-FM (Fr/En) Caraquet/Pokemouche CKRO-FM (Fr) Disraëli CJLP-FM (Fr) Brome/Missisquoi CIDI-FM (Fr/En) Edmunston/Grand Saults CFAI-FM (Fr) Hudson/St-Lazare CHSV-FM (En) Carleton/Bonaventure CIEU-FM (Fr) CJPN-FM (Fr) Fredericton Joliette CJLM-FM (Fr) Charlevoix CIHO-FM (Fr) CJRI-FM (En) La Tuque CFLM-FM (Fr) Chateauguay/Candiac CHAI-FM (Fr) Kedgewick/ St-Quentin CFJU-FM (Fr) CFJO-F1 (Fr) Coaticook CIGN-FM (Fr) CJFY-FM (En) Lac Mégantic Miramichi CJIT-FM (Fr) Fermont CFMF-FM (Fr) CKMA-FM Fr) Laval/Montréal CJLV (Fr) Gaspé CJRG-FM (Fr) CKNI-FM (En) CHRM-FM (Fr) Gatineau CFHO (Fr) Moncton CITA-FM (En) Matane CHOE-FM (Fr) Harrington Harbour CFTH-FM (En) CKOE-FM (En) Maniwaki CFOR-FM (Fr) Havre St-Pierre CILE-FM (Fr) CHSJ-FM (En CHOU** Iles de la Madeleine CFIM-FM (Fr) Saint John & St. Stephen CHWV-FM (En) CKDG-FM** Lac Etchemin CFIN-FM (Fr) CHTD-FM (En) CFMB** LaSalle CKVL-FM (Fr) CHQC-FM (Fr) CJWI (CPAM)** Lebel-sur-Quévillon CKCJ-FM (Fr) Saint John CINB-FM (En) CJRS/Shalom** Lévis CJMD-FM (Fr) CJRP-FM (En) Montréal CHRN** Longueuil CHAA-FM (Fr) WALZ-FM (En) CHRF (Fr) Louiseville CHHO-FM(Fr) St. Stephen WCRQ-FM (En) CIRA-F+ (Fr) Maniwaki/Mont Laurier CHGA-FM (Fr) WQDY-FM (En) WBTZ-FM (En) Matagami CHEF-FM (Fr) WVNV-FM (En) CIBL-FM (Fr)** Nouvelle-Écosse Montréal WYUL-FM (En) CINQ-FM (Fr)** Nova-Scotia Rouyn-Noranda/Abitibi CHIC-FM (Fr) Natashquan CKNA-FM (Fr) CKBW-FM (En) Bridgewater & Liverpool Saguenay/La-Baie CILM-FM (Fr) Nicolet / Bécancour CKBN-FM (Fr) CJHK-FM (En) Sept-îles/Port-Cartier CIPC-FM (Fr) Pontiac/Fort-Coulonge CHIP-FM (Fr) Cheticamp CKJM-FM (Fr) CKCN-FM (Fr) Port Menier (Anticosti) CJBE-FM (Fr) CFEP-FM (En) Sorel CJSO-FM (Fr) CKIA-FM (Fr)** CJLU-FM (En) Québec St-Constant/Montréal CJMS (Fr) CKRL-FM (Fr) CKHY-FM (En) Halifax Ste-Anne-Des-Monts CJMC-FM (Fr) Radisson CIAU-FM (Fr) CKHZ-FM (En) Ste-Marie-de-Beauce/Lévis CHEQ-FM (Fr) Rimouski/Mont Joli CKMN-FM (Fr) CKRH-FM (Fr) CFJO-FM (Fr) Saguenay/La-Baie CKAJ-FM (Fr) CHHU-FM ** Thetford Mines CKLD-FM (Fr) Senneterre CIBO-FM (Fr) Petit-de-Grat/ Richmond CITU-FM (Fr) Valleyfield CKOD-FM (Fr) Shawinigan CFUT-FM (Fr) Port Hawkesbury/Antigonish CIGO-FM (En) CFDA-FM (Fr) Sherbrooke CFLX-FM (Fr) Saulnierville CIFA-FM (Fr) Victoriaville/Plessisville CKYQ-FM (Fr) Sherbrooke/Lennoxville CJMQ-FM (En) Sydney CKOA-FM (En) St- Augustin CJAS-FM (En) Yarmouth CJLS-FM (En) St-Gabriel-de-Brandon CFNJ-FM (Fr) ** Radios ethniques / Ethnics radios Tête-à-la-Baleine CJTB-FM (Fr) Terre-Neuve/Newfoundland - Labrador Windsor CIAX-FM (Fr) Labrador City/St-John's CJRM-FM (Fr) 2019-03-22 1 de/of 3 Radio Unie Target Liste stations - Stations List Ontario Ontario (Suite - Cont'd) Ontario (Suite - Cont'd) Ajax CJKX-FM (En) North Bay/Nipissing CHYQ-FM (Fr) Uxbridge CIUX-FM (En) Alliston CIMA-FM (En) Orillia CISO-FM (En) Wasaga Beach CHGB-FM (En) Arnprior CFMP-FM (En) CKGE-FM (En) Wawa CJWA-FM (En) Oshawa Barrie CJLF-FM (En) CKDO (En) Woodstock CJFH-FM (En) Bracebridge CJMU-FM (En) CKMO-FM (En) Orangeville/Shelburne CKPC (En) CFDC-FM (en) Manitoba Brantford CKPC-FM (En) CIDG-FM (En) CKLF-FM (En) Ottawa Brandon CFWC-FM (En) CJWL-FM (En) CKLQ (En) Brighton CIYM-FM (En) CJOS-FM (En) Dauphin CKDM (En) WNCQ-FM (En) CFOS (En) Flin Flon CFAR (En) Owen Sound WRCD-FM (En) CIXK-FM (En) Gimli/Arborg/Wpg Beach CJIE-FM (En) Brockville WPAC-FM (En) CKYC-FM (En) Neepawa CJBP-FM (En) WYSX-FM (En) Pembroke/Petawawa CIMY-FM (En) Swan River CJSB-FM (En) Chatham-Wallaceburg CKXS-FM (En) Perth CHLK-FM (En) The Pas CJAR (en) Clarence-Rockland CHRC-FM (En) CJMB-FM (En) Thompson CHTM (En) CHUC-FM (En) Peterborough CKSG-FM (En) Virden CJVM-FM (En) Cobourg CFMX-FM (En) CJWV-FM (En) CHWE-FM (En) CKSG-FM (En) Picton CJPE-FM (En) Winnipeg CFJL-FM (En) Collingwood CFMO-FM (En) Port Elgin CFPS-FM (En) CKJS** WRCD-FM (En) Port Hope CFWN-FM (En) Winnipeg/St-Boniface CKXL-FM (Fr) Cornwall WVNV-FM (En) Prescott CKPP-FM (En) WYUL-FM (En) Red Lake CKDR-F5 (En) Saskatchewan Dryden CKDR-FM (En) Renfrew/Arnprior CHMY-FM (En) Assiniboia CIAT-FM (En) Englehart CJBB-FM (En) Renfrew CJHR-FM (En) Gravelbourg CFRG-FM (Fr) Exeter/Grand Bend CKXM-FM (En) WSUE-FM (En) Nipawin CJNE-FM (En) Fort Frances CFOB-FM (En) Sault Ste. Marie WYSS-FM (En) CFWF-FM (En) Gananoque CJGM-FM (En) WIHC-FM (En) CHMX-FM (En) Regina Goderich CHWC-FM (En) Simcoe CHCD-FM (En) CKRM (En) Haliburton CKHA-FM Sioux Lookout CKDR-F2 (En) CJTR-FM (En) CHKX-FM (En) St. Thomas CKZM-FM (En) CFCR-FM (En) Hamilton Saskatoon CHTG-FM (En) Strathroy/Caradoc CJMI-FM (En) CFWD-FM (En) Hawkesbury CKHK-FM (En) Sudbury CHYC-FM (Fr) CFGW-FM (En) Yorkton Hearst CINN-FM (Fr) CKTG-FM (En) CJGX (En) Huntsville CKAR-FM (En) CJUK-FM (En) Kapuskasing CKGN-FM (Fr) Thunder Bay CFQK-FM (En) Alberta Kenora CJRL-FM (En) CJSD-FM (En) CFEX-FM (En) Kincardine/Goderich CIYN-FM (En) CKPR-FM (En) Calgary CHKF-FM** Kingston WBDI-FM (En) CJDLFM/CKOT (En) CJSI-FM (En) Tillsonburg CJIQ-FM (En) CKOT-FM (En) CJCA (En) Kitchener CJTW-FM (En) Timmins CHYK-FM (Fr) CJNW-FM (En) Edmonton CHAW-FM (En) CFMZ-FM (En) CJRY-FM (En) Little Current CFRM-FM (En) CFZM (En) CKEA-FM (En) London/Tillsonburg CKOT-FM (En) CIDC-FM (En) CFVR-FM (En) Marathon CFNO-FM (En) CJMR** Fort McMurray CHFT-FM (En) Meaford CJGB-FM (En) CHKT** CKOS-FM (En) Toronto Milton CJML-FM (En) CKFG-FM (En) Grande Prairie CJCY-FM (En) Mississauga CKNT (En) CIAO** High Level CKHL-FM (En) Mount Forest CIWN-FM (En) CHHA-FM** Medicine Hat CJLT-FM (En) Napanee/Bellville/Kingston CKYM-FM (En) CHRY-FM (En) Suite - Cont'd Newmarket CKDX-FM (En) CIRR-FM (En) Niagara on the Lake CHQI-FM (En) Toronto/Oakville CJYE (En) ** Radios ethniques / Ethnics radios 2019-03-22 2 de/of 3 Radio Unie Target Liste stations - Stations List Alberta (Suite - Cont'd) Radios universitaires Radios autochtones CKYL (En) Campus radios Native radios Peace River CKKX-FM (En) ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ Plamondon CHPL-FM (Fr) QUÉBEC QUÉBEC CKIK-FM (En) CHOQ-FM (Fr) Réseau SOCAM Red Deer Montréal CKEX-FM (En) CISM-FM (Fr) Wendake (Village des Hurons) CIHW-FM Québec CHYZ-FM (Fr) INNUS-MONTAGNAIS Colombie-Britanique Sherbrooke CFAK-FM (Fr) Matimekush (Shefferville) CRKA-FM British Colombia Sherbrooke/Lennoxville CJMQ-FM (En) Pessamit (Betsiamite) CIMB-FM Pemberton CFPV-FM (En) Trois Rivieres CFOU-FM (Fr) Essipit (Les Escoumins) CHME-FM Port Moody(TBD) CKPM-FM (En) MARITIMES Mashteuiatch (Pointe-Bleue) CHUK-FM Salt Spring Island CFSI-FM (En) Fredericton (NB) CHSR-FM (En) Ekuanitshit (Mingan) CKKE-FM Sechelt CKAY-FM (En) Moncton (NB) CKUM-FM (Fr) Nutashkuan (Natashquan) CFNQ-FM Surrey CISF-FM (En) Sackville (NB) CHMA-FM (En) Pakua Shipi (St-Augustin) CIBE-FM Tofino CHMZ-FM (En) Saint John (NB) CHMH-FM (En) Mani Utenam (Maliotenam) CKAU-FM Ucluelet CIMM-FM (En) Antigonish (NE/NS) CFXU-FM (En) Unaman Shipu (La Romaine) CSLR-FM CJVB** Halifax (NE/NS) CKDU-FM (En) ATIKAMEKW CHKG-FM** Sydney (NE/NS) CAPR (En) Manawan (Manouane) CHMK-FM Vancouver CIRH-FM (En) Charlottetown (IPE/PEI) CIMN-FM (En) Opitciwan (Obedjiwan) CITK-FM KWPZ-FM (En) St. John’s (TN/NF) CHMR-FM (En) Wemotaci (Weymontachie) RCWK Victoria CILS-FM (Fr) ONTARIO CRIS Whistler CKEE-FM (En) Belleville CJLX-FM (En) Réseau JBCCS Guelph CFRU-FM (En) Chisasibi CBFG-FM YUKON CFMU-FM (En) Mistissini CINI-FM Hamilton Tagish CFET-FM (En) CIOI-FM (En) Waswanipi CFNE-FM Kingston CFRC-FM (En) ALGONQUINS TNO Kitchener CJIQ-FM (En) Kitigan Zibi (Maniwaki) CKWE-FM CKLB-FM (En) London CHRW-FM (En) Pikogan CKAG-FM Yellowknife CIVR-FM (Fr) CKCU-FM (En) Lac-Simon/Val d'Or CHUT-FM Ottawa CHUO-FM (Fr) Rouyn-Noranda CHUN-FM NUNAVUT Peterborough CFFF-FM (En) Timiskaming CHNT-FM CKIQ-FM (En) Sudbury CKLU-FM (En) Winneway (Long Point) CFWR-FM Iqaluit CKGC-FM (En) CKHC-FM (En) MICMACS Toronto CFRT-FM (Fr) CHRY-FM (En) Restigouche CHRQ-FM Windsor CJAM-FM (en) Maria CHRG-FM COLOMBIE BRITANIQUE/BRITISH COLUMBIA MOHAWK Vancouver (BCIT-Bby) CFML-FM En) Kahnawake CKRK-FM ABÉNAQUIS ** Radios ethniques / Ethnics radios Wôlinak (Nicolet) CKBN-FM NASKAPIS Kawawachikamach CJCK-FM ONTARIO Cornwall CKON-FM SASKATCHEWAN Beauval CIPI-FM TNO Yellowknife CKLB-FM 2019-03-22 3 de/of 3.
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