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Broadcasting Notice of Consultation CRTC 2010-334 Broadcasting Notice of Consultation CRTC 2010-334 PDF version Ottawa, 1 June 2010 Notice of applications received Various locations Renewal of radio programming undertaking broadcasting licences due to expire 31 August 2010 – Licensees in apparent non-compliance Deadline for submission of interventions/comments: 6 July 2010 [Broadcasting interventions/comments form] The Commission announces that it has received broadcasting licence renewal applications for radio programming undertakings for which the licences are due to expire 31 August 2010. The licensees listed below have been found to be in apparent non compliance with regulatory requirements during the current licence term. The following codes A to G identify the requirements with which the licensees are in apparent non compliance: • A: failure to comply with the Radio Regulations, 1986 (the Regulations) relating to the broadcast of French-language vocal music; • B: failure to comply with the condition of licence relating to Canadian talent development (CTD) contributions; • C: failure to comply with the subsection 15(2) of the Regulations relating to Canadian Content Development (CCD) contributions; • D: failure to comply with the Regulations as they relate to devoting 35% or more of musical selections from content category 2 (Popular music) to Canadian selections broadcast in their entirety; • E: Failure to comply with the Regulations as they relate to devoting 10 % or more of musical selections from content category 3 (Special Interest Music) to Canadian selections broadcast in their entirety; • F: failure to comply with subsection 9(2) of the Regulations relating to the provision of annual reports; • G: Failure to comply with subsection 8(6) of the Regulations relating to logger tapes. 2 The codes as they apply to the various licensees are also set out below. The licensees propose to operate their undertakings under the same terms and conditions as specified in the current licences and in the last renewal decisions, with the exception of Canadian talent development requirements which have been replaced by the Canadian content development requirements as set out in Section 15 of the Regulations. The Commission notes that, in addition to the conditions set out in the current licences, the renewed broadcasting licences will be subject to the conditions set out in Conditions of licence for commercial AM and FM radio stations, Broadcasting Regulatory Policy CRTC 2009-62, 11 February 2009. In the list below, stations identified with an asterisk (*) have been monitored by Commission staff. The monitoring report has been placed on each licensee’s public examination file. A copy can be obtained by contacting one of the Commission’s documentation centres. The Commission notes that other such licences expiring in 2010 will be dealt with in separate notices of consultation. Licensee and address Application Address for Apparent number examination of non- Call sign / application compliance location code Commercial radio stations New Brunswick 1. Astral Media Radio 2010-0267-5 F: 2008 and Atlantic Inc. 2009 1717 René-Lévesque CKBC-FM 176 Main Street boulevard East Bathurst Bathurst NB Suite 200 Montréal QC H2L 4T9 Fax: 514-529-3263 E-Mail: [email protected] Quebec 2. Radio-Classique Montréal 2010-0198-2 B: 2005, 2007 inc. and 2008 124 Chenal-Le-Moyne *CJPX-FM Licensee’s Road Montréal address F: 2008 3 Montréal QC H3C 1A9 Fax: 514-871-0990 E-Mail: cjpx.radio.classique@vide otron.ca 3. Radio du Golfe inc. 2010-0205-5 A: 2008 141 Commerciale East P.O. Box 99 *CFMV-FM Licensee’s B: 2004, 2005, Chandler QC Chandler address 2006, 2007 G0C 1K0 and 2008 Fax: 418-689-4621 E-Mail: cfmv@fm96- F: 2005, 2006 3.com and 2008 4. 176100 Canada Inc. 2010-0206-3 C: 2009 1646 St-Laurent Avenue P.O. Box 142 *CKYQ-FM Licensee’s Plessisville QC Plessisville address G6L 2Y6 Fax: 819-362-3414 And its E-Mail: transmitter: [email protected] m CKYQ-FM-1 150 Notre-Dame Victoriaville East Victoriaville QC 5. Radio Haute Mauricie inc. 2010-0208-9 C: 2009 529 St-Louis Street P.O. Box 850 *CFLM La Tuque Licensee’s La Tuque QC address G9X 3P6 Fax: 819-676-8000 E-Mail: [email protected] 4 6. Radio Diffusion Sorel- 2010-0274-0 A: 2008 Tracy inc. 52 du Roi Street *CJSO-FM Sorel Licensee’s Sorel-Tracy QC address J3P 5C1 Fax: 450-743-0293 E-Mail: [email protected] Ontario 7. Telephone City Broadcast 2010-0103-1 B: 2008 Limited 5312 Dundas Street West *CKPC-FM CKPC Building C: 2009 Toronto ON Brantford 571 West Street M9B 1B3 Brantford ON F: 2009 Fax: 416-233-8617 E-Mail: [email protected] m 8. Telephone City Broadcast 2010-0104-9 B: 2008 Limited 5312 Dundas Street West *CKPC Brantford CKPC Building C: 2009 Toronto ON 571 West Street M9B 1B3 Brantford ON F: 2009 Fax: 416-233-8617 E-Mail: [email protected] m 9. R.B. Communications 2010-0149-5 B: 2004, 2005, Limited 2006, 2007 860 Forks Road *CIXL-FM Licensee’s and 2008 Welland ON Welland address L3B 5R6 C: 2009 Fax: 416-865-1018 E-Mail: F: 2004, 2005, application@lbhmedialaw. 2006, 2007, com 2008 and 2009 10. Muskoka-Parry Sound 2010-0184-1 F: 2007 Broadcasting Limited 46 Nanton Avenue *CFBK-FM 7 John Street Toronto ON Huntsville Huntsville ON M4W 2Y9 Fax: 705-645-5798 5 E-Mail: [email protected] 11. The Haliburton 2010-0192-4 C: 2009 Broadcasting Group Inc. 46 Nanton Avenue *CFBG-FM 50-2 Balls Drive Toronto ON Bracebridge Bracebridge ON M4W 2Y9 Fax: 705-645-5798 E-Mail: [email protected] 12. The Haliburton 2010-0194-0 B: 2004, 2005 Broadcasting Group Inc. and 2006 46 Nanton Avenue *CKLP-FM Parry 60 James Street Toronto ON Sound Parry Sound ON D: 2008 M4W 2Y9 Fax: 705-645-6957 E-Mail: [email protected] 13. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0211-2 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 *CFGX-FM 1415 London London ON Sarnia Road N6A 5C7 Sarnia ON Fax: 519-542-1520 E-Mail: [email protected] m 14. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0214-6 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 *CHKS-FM 1415 London London ON Sarnia Road N6A 5C7 Fax: 519-542-1520 Sarnia ON E-Mail: [email protected] m 15. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0215-4 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 CHOK Sarnia 1415 London London ON Road N6A 5C7 6 Fax: 519-542-1520 And its Sarnia ON E-Mail: transmitter: [email protected] m CHOK-FM-1 1415 London Sarnia Road Sarnia ON 16. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0218-8 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 *CKNX 215 Carling London ON Wingham Terrace N6A 5C7 Fax: 519-357-1897 Wingham ON E-Mail: [email protected] 17. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0220-4 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 *CKNX-FM 215 Carling London ON Wingham Terrace N6A 5C7 Fax: 519-357-1897 Wingham ON E-Mail: And its [email protected] transmitter : CKNX-FM-2 Meaford Public Centreville Library 15 Trowbridge Street Meaford ON 18. Corus Radio Company 2010-0244-3 C: 2009 BCE Place Bay Wellington Tower CFHK-FM 380 Wellington 181 Bay Street St. Thomas, Street Suite 1630 Ontario Suite 222 Toronto ON London ON M5J 2T3 Fax: 416-642-3779 E-Mail: sylvie.courtemanche@cor usent.com 7 19. Bayshore Broadcasting 2010-0248-5 C: 2009 Corporation 270-9th Street East *CFOS Owen Licensee’s F: 2005 Owen Sound ON Sound address N4K 5P5 Fax: 519-371-4242 E-Mail: rkentner@bayshorebroadc asting.ca 20. Bayshore Broadcasting 2010-0249-3 B: 2008 Corporation 270-9th Street East *CIXK-FM Owen Licensee’s C: 2009 Owen Sound ON Sound address N4K 5P5 F: 2005 Fax: 519-371-4242 E-Mail: rkentner@bayshorebroadc asting.ca 21. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0263-3 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 *CKUE-FM 117 Keil Drive London ON Chatham South N6A 5C7 Fax: 519-354-2880 Chatham ON E-Mail: And its management.chatham@bla transmitter: ckburnradio.com CKUE-FM-1 2090 Wyandotte Windsor Street Windsor ON 22. Blackburn Radio Inc. 2010-0264-1 F: 2006 and 700 Richmond Street 2007 Unit 204 *CFCO Chatham 117 Keil Drive London ON South N6A 5C7 Fax: 519-354-2880 And its Chatham ON E-Mail: transmitter: management.chatham@bla ckburnradio.com CFCO-1-FM 117 Keil Drive 8 Chatham South Chatham ON 23. Tillsonburg Broadcasting 2010-0314-4 F: 2005, 2006 Company Limited and 2007 77 Broadway Street *CKOT-FM Licensee’s P.O. Box 10 Tillsonburg address Tillsonburg ON N4G 4H3 Fax: 519-842-4284 E-Mail: [email protected] 24. Rock 95 Broadcasting Ltd. 2010-0442-3 F: 2004, 2005 431 Huronia Road and 2006 Unit 10 *CFJB-FM Barrie Licensee’s Barrie ON address L4N 7S5 Fax: 705-792-7858 E-Mail: [email protected] 25. Larche Communications 2010-0470-5 B: 2008 Inc. 355 Cranston Crescent *CICX-FM 7 Progress Drive P.O. Box 609 Orillia Orillia ON Midland ON L4R 4L3 Fax: 705-526-3060 E-Mail: [email protected] Manitoba 26. Golden West Broadcasting 2010-0114-8 B: 2004, 2005, Ltd. 2006, 2007 201-125 Centre Avenue *CJPG-FM 350 River Road and 2008 P.O. Box 950 Portage La Prairie Portage la Altona MB R0G 0B0 Prairie MB C: 2009 Fax: 204-346-5323 E-Mail: rhildebrand@goldenwestra dio.com 9 Alberta 27. Touch Canada 2010-0110-7 F: 2004, 2006, Broadcasting (2006) Inc. 2007 and 2008 (the general partner), and *CJCA Edmonton Licensee’s Touch Canada address Broadcasting Inc.
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