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CKSB (AM)
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| Broadcast area | St. Boniface, Manitoba |
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| Frequency | 1050 kHz |
| First air date | May 27, 1946 |
| Format | Public broadcasting |
| ERP | 10 kW |
| Class | B |
| Callsign meaning | Canada K St. Boniface |
| Owner | Radio-Canada |
CKSB is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 1050 AM in Winnipeg, Manitoba. It is an affiliate of Radio-Canada's La Première Chaîne network.
CKSB-AM signed-on at 6 p.m. on May 27, 1946 as a French-language commercial station, broadcasting from 607 College St. in St. Boniface, Manitoba. The building site was originally part of the St. Boniface College that burnt down in 1922. It originally broadcast on a frequency of 1250 kHz with an ERP of 1,000 watts. The antenna was originally located three miles from the studio, at Dawson Rd.[1]
Two rebroadcast AM rebroadcast transmitters were added in the late 1960s — CBXF (Ste. Rose du Lac) on February 1, 1968 and CBKB (St. Lazare) on March 12, 1969. Both stations operated on the 860 kHz frequency.[2] Ste. Rose du Lac has now moved to 92.9 MHz.
The station was independently owned and operated until 1973, when the CBC purchased the station to expand its French network service.
On March 16, 2006, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) approved an application by the station to implement a new FM transmitter in Winnipeg itself to simulcast the AM programming. The new FM signal will begin broadcasting at 90.5 MHz in early 2007. [1]
CKSB has rebroadcast transmitters in the following communities:
- Brandon - 99.5 FM
- Flin Flon - 99.9
- St. Lazare - 860 AM
- Ste. Rose du Lac - 92.9
- Kenora, Ontario - 93.5
- The Pas - 93.7
- Thompson - 99.9
- ^ "French Radio Plans First Airing May 27", Winnipeg Tribune, May 21, 1946, p. 10.
- ^ "Microwave Hook-Up Gives North Live TV", Winnipeg Free Press, April 29, 1969, p. 28.
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| Winnipeg | CJOB 680 • CKJS 810 • CBW 990 • CKSB 1050 • CFRW 1290 • CKSB-FM 89.9 • CKXL 91.1 • CITI 92.1 • CKIC 92.9 • CHIQ 94.3 • CHVN 95.1 • CKUW 95.9 • CJKR 97.5 • CBW-FM 98.3 • CJZZ 99.1 • CFWM 99.9 • CHNK 100.7 • CJUM 101.5 • CKY-FM 102.3 • CKMM 103.1 • CJNU 104.7 • CFEQ 107.1 • CJWV 107.9 |
| Selkirk | CFQX 104.1 • CICY 105.5 |
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Manitoba Radio Markets: Brandon • Winnipeg |
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| Première Chaîne | CBAF-15 Charlottetown • CHFA Edmonton • CBAF-5 Halifax • CBGA Matane • CBAF Moncton • CBF Montreal • CBOF Ottawa • CBV Quebec City • CBKF Regina • CJBR Rimouski • CHLM Rouyn-Noranda • CBJ Saguenay • CBSI Sept-Îles • CBF-10 Sherbrooke • CBON Sudbury • CJBC Toronto • CBF-8 Trois-Rivières • CBUF Vancouver • CBEF Windsor • CKSB Winnipeg |
| Espace musique | CBCX Calgary • CBAX Halifax • CBAL Moncton • CBFX Montreal • CBOX Ottawa • CBVX Quebec City • CBRX Rimouski • CBJX Saguenay • CBBX Sudbury • CJBC Toronto • CBUX Vancouver • CKSB Winnipeg |
| See also | Bande à part • Infoplus • CBC radio stations |
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