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- Q5011351 subject Q8619613.
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- Q5011351 abstract "CHSL-FM is a Canadian radio station broadcasting at 92.7 FM in Slave Lake, Alberta. It started out as an AM oldies station. The station's ownership would change countless times over the years. Some of the station's owners included OK Radio Group, Nornet, OSG, and Telemedia. It was eventually purchased by Newcap Broadcasting.In 1985, the station received approval by the CRTC to broadcast on the frequency 1210 kHz and began broadcasting as CKWA in November the same year.Some time in the 90s the station was rebranded as Cat Country 1210 CKWA. The station was a part of a network of small town Alberta stations that featured local weekday morning shows and network announcers out of Edmonton for the rest of the time.By the turn of the century the station was known as Cat Country 1210 KWA. Like its sister stations in Athabasca, Westlock and High Prairie, it was operated at a low cost and often ridiculed in the community for its poor signal, bad programming, technical problems and lack of local focus. Because of its call letters of CKWA, the station soon gained the nickname The Squaw.However in September 2006, NewCap officially disbanded the Cat Country network, and relaunched the radio station from a state-of-the-art studio as 92.7 FM The Fox. It was even given new call letters: CHSL (standing for Classic Hits Slave Lake). The Fox signified the end of Cat Country and also the end of centralization from Edmonton.Today, The Fox is tied in heavily with its new regional head office out of Edson. It also is the only former Cat Country station that relaunched in 2006 with an FM signal. On May 17, 2010 CHSL was rebranded with the new name 92.7 Lake FM.On May 15, 2011, the studio and offices were destroyed by the Slave Lake wildfire. This happened after a power outage that affected the transmitter and studio. Current broadcasts on the station's frequency have been provided by CFXE-FM in Edson.On May 30, 2011, Lake FM started broadcasting out of a new studio on Main Street in Slave Lake above a video store after engineers spent over 2 weeks working on getting them back in Slave Lake. They changed their slogan to "The Spirit of Slave Lake" at the same time.On May 8, 2013, the station received approval by the CRTC to operate a new FM repeater at Wabasca, which will operate at 94.3 MHz.".
- Q5011351 alias "92.7 Lake FM".
- Q5011351 broadcastStationClass "A".
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- Q5011351 callsignMeaning "Classic Hits for Slave Lake".
- Q5011351 city Q163977.
- Q5011351 city Q1743994.
- Q5011351 firstAirDate "1985-11-01".
- Q5011351 frequency "9.27E7".
- Q5011351 frequency "9.43E7".
- Q5011351 owner Q7017296.
- Q5011351 programmeFormat Q378988.
- Q5011351 slogan "The Spirit of Slave Lake".
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- Q5011351 wikiPageExternalLink www.lakefm.ca.
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- Q5011351 airdate "--11-01".
- Q5011351 branding "92.7".
- Q5011351 callsignMeaning "Classic Hits for Slave Lake".
- Q5011351 city Q163977.
- Q5011351 city "Wabasca, Alberta".
- Q5011351 class "A".
- Q5011351 class "B".
- Q5011351 format Q378988.
- Q5011351 frequency "92.7".
- Q5011351 frequency "94.3".
- Q5011351 name "CHSL-FM".
- Q5011351 name "CHSL-FM-1".
- Q5011351 owner Q7017296.
- Q5011351 slogan "The Spirit of Slave Lake".
- Q5011351 website www.lakefm.ca.
- Q5011351 point "55.4717 -114.786".
- Q5011351 type Organization.
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- Q5011351 comment "CHSL-FM is a Canadian radio station broadcasting at 92.7 FM in Slave Lake, Alberta. It started out as an AM oldies station. The station's ownership would change countless times over the years. Some of the station's owners included OK Radio Group, Nornet, OSG, and Telemedia.".
- Q5011351 label "CHSL-FM".
- Q5011351 lat "55.4717".
- Q5011351 long "-114.786".
- Q5011351 homepage www.lakefm.ca.
- Q5011351 name "CHSL-FM".
- Q5011351 name "CHSL-FM-1".