Rebroadcasters
In 2002, VOAR has added several FM rebroadcast transmitters in various parts of the province. VOAR is also carried across Canada on Bell TV Channel 950 and is heard worldwide live over the internet at http://voar.org.
A broadcasting licence up to 2015 was issued in 2008.
In 2008 various transmitters were opened in British Columbia but it seemed most closed down in January 2009 due to problems with registrations at CRTC.
| Call sign | Frequency | City of License |
|---|---|---|
| VOAR-1-FM | 0095.9 FM | Bay Roberts/Carbonear |
| VOAR-2-FM | 0099.5 FM | Marystown |
| VOAR-3-FM | 0091.7 FM | Lewisporte |
| VOAR-4-FM | 0089.7 FM | Gander |
| VOAR-5-FM | 0102.1 FM | Deer Lake |
| VOAR-6-FM | 0101.1 FM | Botwood |
| VOAR-7-FM | 0103.3 FM | Springdale |
| VOAR-8-FM | 0098.3 FM | Grand Falls-Windsor |
| VOAR-9-FM | 0105.7 FM | Corner Brook |
| VOAR-10-FM | 0099.9 FM | Channel-Port aux Basques |
| VOAR-11-FM | 0101.9 FM | Happy Valley-Goose Bay |
| VOAR-12-FM | 0102.5 FM | Labrador City/Wabush |
| VOAR-13-FM | 0107.1 FM | Bridgewater, Nova Scotia |
| VF2508 | 099.9 FM | Golden, British Columbia |
| VF2497 | 0106.5 FM | Cranbrook, British Columbia |
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