Summary
Dave McLeod, NCI's chief executive officer, told commissioners that the country music format employed by the NCI network's current province-wide FM signal was not attractive to urban aboriginals aged 18-30.
"They are still without a voice," McLeod said. "They want pop, rock and hip-hop."NCI, a non-profit organization, was applying for a licence to broadcast on 104.7 FM, the frequency occupied by the CJNU Nostalgia Radio Co-operative, which has been on the air since 2006 with the permission of Industry Canada under a CRTC exemption for low-power signals.See the full content of this document
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Aboriginals, Boomers Eye Nostalgia's Fm Spot
By Morley Walker
WINNIPEG needs a radio station targeting aboriginal youth, the city's fastest growing demographic, the federal ...See the full content of this document
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