tranquileye free media papers

The Commission’s ongoing consultations with community and student broadcasters seem to present an excellent opportunity for the discussion of the furture of non-commercial broadcasting in Canada. One of the areas of interest to most community broadcasters is access to community broadcasting. I would like to take this opportunity to suggest to the Commission that the time has come to examine, in some depth, the concept of low-wattage neighbourhood or block radio. I think the creation of block radio is an important step in the development of the community radio sector in Canada.

CFRU-FM Corporate Officers, Staff, and Professional Staff, 1991

Information on CFRU's very successful 1991 fundraising campaign, Raise Your Voice.

CFRU-FM Orientation and Education

CFRU 93.3 FM has changed. After more than three years of work by station staff, volunteers, and directors, CFRU has become a Class A1, 250 watt radio station.