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Since the 1970s, the Chetwynd Communications Society has worked to establish radio and television service. For many years, they rebroadcast pre-recorded content to Chetwynd and surrounding communities via a telecommunications tower on nearby Wabi Hill.

As a result, the Chetwynd Communications Society operates a series of low-powered repeaters that rebroadcast selected Canadian and American stations via satellite (a complete list of these stations is below).


On 5 December 1996, 94.5 CHET-FM—the town’s first radio station—went on-air. Since then the station has expanded with a repeater tower in Dawson Creek at 104.1 and is now known collectively as Peace FM. Its programming uses a series of specialty programs such as metal, gospel, hard rock, and dance.


Chetwynd’s community television station, CHET-DT channel 28.1, began broadcasting on 8 March 2000, in a ceremony attended by Governor General Adrienne Clarkson.


 

FM Radio Guide
 Frequency Station 
94.5 CHET-FM (Peace FM Chetwynd)
100.5 CFMI-FM (Rock 101 Vancouver)
103.9 CISN-FM (CISN Country Edmonton)
104.1 CHAD-FM (Peace FM Dawson Creek)

 

TV Channel Guide 
Channel Service
12.1 ABC Seattle 
12.2 CBS Seattle 
12.3 FOX Seattle
12.4 NBC Seattle 
24.1 Global Vancouver 
24.2 CBC Vancouver 
24.3 CTV Vancouver 
24.4 CITY TV Vancouver
28.1 CHET DT
30.1 PBS Detroit 
30.2 NTV St. John's
30.3 Treehouse TV  
30.4 Knowledge Network