CJTL-FM is a Canadian radio station that broadcasts

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programming at 96.5 FM in

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, along with a radio translator CJTL-FM-1 at 98.1FM in

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. Licensed in 2008,Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2008-106
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, pending

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approval and licensing.

References

External links

Native Evangelical Fellowship of Canada: CJTL Radionationsone.org

CJTL-FM
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