List of Community Radio Stations in Canada - British Columbia

British Columbia

CFCH-FM 0103.5 FM Chase Chase and District Community Radio Society CHET-FM 0094.5 FM Chetwynd Chetwynd Communications Society NEW 89.5 089.5 FM Cortes Island Cortes Community Radio Society CIDO-FM 0097.7 FM Creston Creston Community Radio CFNB-FM 0097.5 FM D'Arcy Anderson Lake Recreational and Cultural Society CKGI-FM 0098.7 FM Gabriola Island Gabriola Radio Society CHLS-FM 0100.5 FM Lillooet Radio Lillooet Society CJHQ-FM 0107.1 FM Nakusp Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy CHLY-FM 0101.7 FM Nanaimo Radio Malaspina Society CJLY-FM 0093.5 FM Nelson Kootenay Co-op Radio CHNW-FM 0088.7 FM New Westminster City of New Westminster CJMP-FM 0090.1 FM Powell River Powell River Community Radio Society CHLI-FM 0101.1 FM Rossland Rossland Radio Cooperative CFAD-FM 0092.1 FM Salmo Salmo FM Radio Society CFSI-FM 0107.9 FM Saltspring Island Salt Spring Island Radio CFNR-FM 0092.1 FM Terrace Northern Native Broadcasting CFRO-FM 0102.7 FM Vancouver Vancouver Cooperative Radio CILS-FM 0107.9 FM Victoria Société radio communautaire Victoria CICK-FM 093.9 FM Smithers Smithers Community Radio

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