K-LEE Radio

This article is about the Baddeck, Nova Scotia radio station. For the Ottumwa, Iowa radio station, see KLEE.

K-LEE Radio
City of license	Baddeck, Nova Scotia
Frequency	1600 kHz (AM) (to be announced)
First air date	2009
Format	Community Radio
Callsign meaning	Céilidh
Website	http://www.kleeradio.com

K-LEE Radio is a community radio station broadcasting over-the-air and online from Baddeck, Nova Scotia, Canada. The station focuses on local Cape Breton music and celtic music more broadly, which is reflected in its call sign, a homonym for céilidh.^[1]

The station currently operates under the CRTC's developmental community radio guidelines, and does not yet have a full broadcast license.

References

↑ http://vmfaubert.com/cb/radio/stations.html

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Radio stations on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia

Sydney/CBRM	CBI 1140 CJCB 1270 CKOA 89.7 CKPE 94.9 CBAF-14 95.9 CHER 98.3 CJIJ 99.9 CHRK 101.9 CKCH 103.5 CBI 105.1 CJBU 107.3

Port Hawkesbury/Mulgrave	CIGO 101.5 CBH-2 103.1 CBHB 106.7 CBAF-11 107.5

Inverness County	CBAF-12 92.3 CBHF 93.9 CBHI 94.3 CJFX-1 102.5 CBAF-13 103.9 CKJM 106.1 CBIC 107.1

Victoria County	CBIB 90.1 K-LEE 1600

Other	CICU 94.1 (Eskasoni First Nation)

Nova Scotia radio markets Cape Breton Halifax See also List of radio stations in Nova Scotia

Coordinates: 46°07′42″N 60°11′24″W / 46.128419°N 60.190002°W / 46.128419; -60.190002

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