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CKTR-FM

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Radio stations established in 1999Radio stations in North Bay, Ontario

CKTR-FM was a radio station broadcasting at 104.9 FM in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. Originally a tourist information station, the station later evolved toward a community radio format, airing programs produced by a variety of commercial and community groups, including the local chamber of commerce, real estate and financial planning agents, health and wellness consultants, sports and recreational clubs and students from Nipissing University.

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CKTR-FM
First Avenue East, North Bay

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First Avenue East
P1B 3B9 North Bay
Ontario, Canada
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