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CIAJ-FM

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CIAJ-FM
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
Frequency	100.7 MHz (FM)
Branding	New Life FM
Programming
Format	Christian
Ownership
Owner	Aboriginal Christian Voice Network
History
First air date	2000
Call sign meaning	Christ Is the Almighty Jesus
Technical information
Class	LP
ERP	26 W

CIAJ-FM was a Christian radio station that broadcast at 100.7 FMinPrince Rupert, British Columbia.

Owned by the Aboriginal Christian Voice Network, the station was given approval by the CRTC on October 18, 1999.^[1] It ceased broadcasting in 2016.^[2]

References[edit]

^ Decision CRTC 99-468

^ "Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2016-454" (PDF). CRTC. 17 November 2016. Retrieved 27 February 2021.

External links[edit]

CIAJ-FM at The History of Canadian Broadcasting by the Canadian Communications Foundation
CIAJ-FM in the REC Canadian station database

Radio stations in the Northern InteriorofBritish Columbia

Defunct

CKRW-FM-1 98.7

Northern Rockies

Peace River

British Columbia radio markets

Okanagan

Prince George / Northern Interior

Thompson-Cariboo

Northern & Western Vancouver Island

Southwest BC Mainland

Greater Vancouver

Victoria & Mid Island

See also: List of radio stations in British Columbia

v t e Christian radio stations in Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador	Mount Pearl: VOAR-FM 96.7 St. John's: VOWR 800
Prince Edward Island	Charlottetown: CIOG-FM 91.3
Nova Scotia	Halifax: CJLU-FM 93.9 CIRP-FM 94.7 Truro: CINU-FM 106.3
New Brunswick	Blackville: CJFY-FM 107.7 Fredericton: CIXN-FM 96.5 Moncton: CITA-FM 105.1 CKOE-FM 107.3 Saint John: CJRP-FM 103.5
Quebec	Brompton: CJRF-FM 93.1 Cookshire-Eaton: CILA-FM 88.1 Montreal: CIRA-FM 91.3 Quebec City: CION-FM 90.9 Rouyn-Noranda: CHIC-FM 88.7
Ontario	Apsley: CFSH-FM 92.9 Barrie: CJLF-FM 100.3 Belleville: CKJJ-FM 102.3 Brantford: CKPC 1380 Chatham: CKGW-FM 89.3 Godfrey: CJCE-FM 93.7 Kitchener: CJTW 94.3 London: CHJX-FM 105.9 Oakville: CJYE 1250 Ottawa: CJVN-FM 92.7, CHRI-FM 99.1 St. Thomas: VF8016 90.1 Sudbury: CJTK-FM 95.5 Thunder Bay: CJOA-FM 95.1 Windsor: CJAH-FM 90.5 Woodstock: CJFH-FM 94.3
Manitoba	Winnipeg: CHVN-FM 95.1
Saskatchewan	Nipawin: CIOT-FM 104.1 Regina: CIUC-FM 107.9 Saskatoon: CFAQ-FM 100.3 Yorkton: CJJC-FM 100.5
Alberta	Calgary: CJLI 700 CJSI-FM 88.9 Drayton Valley: CIDV-FM 90.3 Edmonton: CJCA 930 CJRY-FM 105.9 Grande Prairie: CJGY-FM 96.3 Medicine Hat: CJLT-FM 93.7 Wetaskiwin: CIHS-FM 93.5
British Columbia	Prince Rupert: CIAJ-FM 100.7
Northern Canada	Whitehorse: CIAY-FM 100.7
See also: List of Christian radio stations in Canada

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