CKKI-FM

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CKKI-FM
CityKahnawake, Quebec
Broadcast areaMontreal, Quebec
Frequency89.9 MHz (FM)
Branding89.9 KIC Country Montreal
Programming
Formatcountry
Ownership
OwnerKKIC Radio
(Brian Moon, in his capacity as General Manager of Kahnawake Keeps It Country Station)
History
Former frequencies
106.7 MHz (pirate)
Technical information
ERP610 watts
Links
Website899kic.com

CKKI-FM (89.9 KiC Country Montreal) is a Canadian radio station in the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory, near Montreal, Quebec, which operates at 89.9 MHz FM. The station airs a country music format. Its on-air studios are located on Route 207, with production studios in Mercier.[1][2]

In December 2009, the station originally operated as an unlicensed station on 106.7 FM, the frequency previously used by a local Aboriginal Voices repeater. It was granted a license to operate on 89.9 FM on September 29, 2011, by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).[3][4] The station was licensed by the CRTC as a dual-language English / Mohawk station on the Sovereign Territory of Kahnawake, with 126 hours of local programming—120 hours featuring country music, and 6 hours of spoken word and talk programming (Non-Compliance), 5% in Mohawk (Non-Compliance), with the remainder in English. According to a 2020 survey, CKKI has an extremely small audience of less than 300 listeners per week. The station will feature and sponsor music and concerts featuring local Mohawk and other Native artists.[3]

The Radio Station was also advised that it needed to add the Public Alerting System. At the time of this edit - the station has NOT implemented the PAS which is in direct violation of the CRTC directive.

On the weekend, Casey Clark's Country Countdown Ted Rupe's Country Spotlight, "Down East Country" with George Canyon , "Trucker Radio" and Cool Indy Radio are featured.

Currently during the week Kic Country is airing all music with no live programming, until the weekend.

References[]

  1. ^ Fagstein: "Coming soon: A reborn (and legal) KKIC Radio", October 29, 2011.
  2. ^ "Finally ... a country-music radio station in Montreal". Montreal Gazette. February 5, 2014.
  3. ^ a b Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2011-630
  4. ^ It's been a week of big radio changes in CANADA, Scott Fybush, Northeast Radio Watch @ Fybush.com

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Coordinates: 45°22′51.96″N 73°39′32.04″W / 45.3811000°N 73.6589000°W / 45.3811000; -73.6589000


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