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 |