CFCP-FM

CFCP-FM
City	Comox Valley, BC
Frequency	98.9 MHz
Branding	98.9 Jet FM
Programming
Format	Active rock
Ownership
Owner	Vista Broadcast Group ; (Vista Radio)
Technical information
Class	B
ERP	horizontal polarization only:; 2.682 kWs average; 5 kWs peak
HAAT	437 meters (1,434 ft)
Links
Website	My Comox Valley Now

CFCP-FM is a Canadian radio station that broadcasts an active rock format at 98.9 FM in Courtenay, British Columbia. The station is branded as World Class Rock - 98.9 Jet FM and is owned by Vista Broadcast Group.

The station originally began broadcasting in 1959 at 1440 AM until November 11, 1999, when the station moved to the FM dial as Magic 98.9 with an adult contemporary format.^[1] In October 2005, the station changed formats to active rock with the branding Jet FM. On May 30, 2014, CFCP changed its name to "98.9 The Goat". On November 1, 2019 The Goat changed all their logos on their Facebook and website and re branded as Jet FM once again, welcoming back former host Pete Montana and Robyn in the morning.

Controversy[]

On December 19, 2012, Jet FM morning host Justin "Drex" Wilcomes hosted B.C. Premier Christy Clark on his program for an interview. One of the questions asked Clark during the interview, on behalf of a listener, was how she felt being a "MILF", a derogatory acronym. Clark laughingly responded to the question, saying that it was better to be a MILF than a "cougar". Clark then went on to thank the viewer, treating the question as a compliment. On January 10, 2013, the station fired Wilcomes and was released from his contract. The station did not give any further explanation, other than "We treat employee matters as private and will not comment further, other than to say that this was an internal decision." Wilcomes contended that he was fired for the interview, but refuses to comment further, pending legal advice.^[2]

References[]

External links[]

98.9 Jet FM
CFCP-FM history – Canadian Communications Foundation
CFCP-FM in the REC Canadian station database

Coordinates: 49°44′54″N 125°14′58″W / 49.74833°N 125.24944°W / 49.74833; -125.24944

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[1] Decision CRTC 98-461

[2] National Post: "B.C. radio DJ who sparked outcry for asking Premier Christy Clark how it feels to be a ‘MILF’ fired", January 11, 2013.

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v t Vista Radio
Corporate directors	Bryan Edwards (President), Gary Russell (Vice President), Joe Gabor (Director of Sales & Business), Darren Scott (Director of Creative Services)
Radio stations (by call sign)	CFBG CFBK CFBV CFCP CFFM CFIF CFNA CFNI CFPW CFRI CFSF CFXN CFZN CHBY CHGK CHMS CHMT CHNV CHPB CIQC CIRX CIRX-FM-1 CJCD CJCI CJCS CJFB CJJM CJSU CKAP CKAY CKBX CKCQ CKBX CKCQ CKHT CKVV CKLM CKLP CKPP CKNR CKQR CKWL CJOC CKBD CFSM CFLD CKCV CKGF CJLT Defunct: CFGM
See also	Haliburton Broadcasting Group

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