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Newspaper Article
Aurora's community radio station gets licence
2016
Overview
\"The support that we have received from the community has been fantastic already,\" [Ferguson Mobbs] said. \"Now that we have overcome this hurdle, we can move on to the next steps.\" The non-profit corporation has been formed with four directors including Mobbs, Brian Larter, Brian North and Steve Hinder. Mobbs confirmed that the intention is to operate the community radio station from funds raised through donation, grants and advertisement revenue. Any profit made will be donated back to the community in the form of a grant to help a future broadcaster attend school. Ferguson Mobbs has just received the licence needed to start a local community radio station with the assigned frequency 101.5 and the call letters CHRA from the CRTC. Beside Mobbs (from right) are his fellow CHRA directors Brian North and Brian Larter.
Publisher
Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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