CHMN-FM

CHMN-FM

City	Canmore, Alberta
Branding	106.5 Mountain FM
Slogan	Today's best music!
Frequency	106.5 MHz
First air date	September 1983 as CFHC
Format	Adult contemporary
ERP	510 watts average 1200 watts peak
HAAT	−467.6 meters (−1,534 ft)
Class	A
Callsign meaning	C H MouNtain
Former callsigns	CFHC (1983-1997) CJMT-FM (unknown)
Former frequencies	1450 kHz (1983-1997)
Owner	Rogers Media, a division of Rogers Communications (Rogers Radio)
Webcast	Listen live
Website	www.mountainfm.ca

CHMN-FM is a Canadian radio station serving Canmore and Banff, Alberta at 106.5 FM, and airs an adult contemporary format under the name 106.5 Mountain FM.

The station began broadcasting in 1983 as CFHC on the AM band at 1450 kHz in Canmore and CFHC-1 at 1340 kHz in Banff. CFHC was a semi-satellite of sister station CFAC in Calgary until 1992.

CFHC has been through different ownerships and programming. On July 10, 1997, CFHC was given approval from the CRTC to convert to the FM band to 106.5 MHz in Canmore, becoming CHMN-FM, with a rebroadcast transmitter on the same frequency at 106.5 FM in Banff (CHMN-FM-1). ^[1] After the station moved to the FM band, the old AM signals were discontinued.

Both transmitters were briefly known as CJMT-FM, until it was changed back to its current callsign CHMN.

References

↑ ARCHIVED - Decision CRTC 97-321, Conversion of CFHC from AM to FM - Approved, CRTC, July 10, 1997

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Television

Conventional
television

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Omni Television	Stations CFMT CHNM CJCO CJEO CJMT

Other	Hockey Night in Canada⁵

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AM	CFAC CFFR CFTR CIRS CIWW CJCL CKAT CKGL CKWX

FM	CFGP CFLT CFRV CHAS CHBN CHST CHDI CHEZ CHFI CHFM CHMN CHTT CHUR CHYM CIKR CIKZ CIOC CISQ CISS CITI CJAQ CJAX CJET CJMX CJNI CJOK CJQM CJQQ CJRQ CJRX CKBY CKER CKFX CKGB CKIS CKIZ CKKS CKMH CKQC CKSR CKXC CKY CKYX WLYK²

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Shomi
Vuguru

Facilities

Owned	33 Dundas Street East 545 Lake Shore Boulevard West Rogers Building Rogers Centre Rogers Park

Sponsored	Rogers Arena Rogers K-Rock Centre Rogers Place (under construction)

Leased	Canadian Broadcasting Centre⁴

Acquisitions and historic brands

Direct acquisitions	Aurora Cable Internet Cable Atlantic Maclean-Hunter Selkirk Communications Newton Cable Score Media Sprint Canada

Systems resold by Shaw	Classicomm Fundy Cable Graham Cable Mountain Cablevision Trillium Cable

Defunct channels	CityNews Channel Viewers Choice MSNBC Canada GolTV The Biography Channel

Some assets listed above are only partially owned by Rogers Communications. Refer to each individual article for detailed information.

¹Community channels owned (or part-owned) by Rogers Cable
²U.S. border station operated by Rogers under a local marketing agreement
³Brand used under license from the CBC.
⁴Studio 41 and its eighth floor offices are leased from the CBC for its NHL coverage.
⁵Part-time network broadcast over the same stations as CBC Television; see CRTC Decision 2015-154

Coordinates: 51°05′20″N 115°21′14″W / 51.089°N 115.354°W / 51.089; -115.354

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