CJOK-FM is a Canadian

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serving the

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area broadcasting at 93.3 FM with a

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format branded on-air as ''Country 93.3''. The station is owned by

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. CJOK originally began broadcasting in 1973 at 1230 kHz. In the 1980s, the station received approval by the

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to move to 550 kHz, however, the move was never implemented. In 1994, CJOK added an FM rebroadcaster at 95.7 MHz on Tar Island. The repeater was changed to sister station CKYX FM from a request from staff at Suncor. CJOK moved to the FM dial in 1997.Decision CRTC 97-672
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