CJRI-FM

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CJRI-FM
Broadcast area Fredericton, New Brunswick
First air date May 18, 2005
Frequency 94.7 MHz (FM)
Format Gospel music
Owner Faithway Communcations Inc. (Ross Ingram)
Website http://www.cjri.fm/

CJRI is a Canadian radio station in Fredericton, New Brunswick broadcasting on 94.7 MHz. The station broadcasts a gospel music format and is owned by longtime local broadcaster Ross Ingram. CJRI has been on the air since May 18, 2005.

A well-known personality of CJRI is Richard Green. Green also offers training in radio and voice-over techniques through CJRI while providing these services on the air himself.


Radio stations in Fredericton, New Brunswick

AM stations: CKHJ 1260

FM stations: CBAL-4 88.1 | CJPN 90.5 | CFRK 92.3 | CIRC 93.1 | CJRI 94.7 | CKTP 95.7 | CIXN 96.5 | CHSR 97.9 | CBZF 99.5 | CBZ 101.5 | CBAF-1 102.3 | CFXY 105.3 | CIBX 106.9
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