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:''CHOA redirects here. For the radio station in Stettler, Alberta that previously used those calls, see CKSQ-FM. For the Thai monarchy title, see Chao (monarchy).'' CHOA-FM is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 96.5 FM in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The station has an adult contemporary format branded as Rythme FM. Owned by RNC Media, the station aired an adult contemporary format from its inception, both under independent branding and as an affiliate of Astral Media's RockDétente network. The station briefly adopted a modern rock format branded as Radio X after RNC Media acquired CHOI in Quebec City in 2006, but later reverted to the Couleur FM name and format, and was rebranded as Planète in 2008. The Radio X branding later resurfaced at sister stations CHGO-FM and CJGO-FM. CHOA also has rebroadcast transmitters in Val-d'Or (103.5 FM)〔(Decision CRTC 93-587 )〕 and La Sarre (103.9 FM).〔(Decision CRTC 96-747 )〕 RNC applied in 1996 to convert CHOA's retransmitter in Val-d'Or into an originating station, but was denied because the market could not support a new commercial station.〔(Decision CRTC 96-51 )〕 In December 2014, it was announced that CHOA-FM would become an affiliate of Cogeco's Rythme FM network, starting on March 9, 2015.〔(Fagstein: "Rythme FM expands with third new affiliate in six months", December 17, 2014. )〕 The station is the second Rythme FM outlet owned by RNC, with CHLX-FM Gatineau being the first. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「:'''''CHOA''' redirects here. For the radio station in Stettler, Alberta that previously used those calls, see '''CKSQ-FM'''. For the Thai monarchy title, see '''Chao (monarchy)'''.'''''CHOA-FM''' is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 96.5 FM in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The station has an adult contemporary format branded as '''Rythme FM'''.Owned by RNC Media, the station aired an adult contemporary format from its inception, both under independent branding and as an affiliate of Astral Media's RockDétente network. The station briefly adopted a modern rock format branded as '''Radio X''' after RNC Media acquired CHOI in Quebec City in 2006, but later reverted to the Couleur FM name and format, and was rebranded as '''Planète''' in 2008. The Radio X branding later resurfaced at sister stations CHGO-FM and CJGO-FM.CHOA also has rebroadcast transmitters in Val-d'Or (103.5 FM)(Decision CRTC 93-587 ) and La Sarre (103.9 FM).(Decision CRTC 96-747 ) RNC applied in 1996 to convert CHOA's retransmitter in Val-d'Or into an originating station, but was denied because the market could not support a new commercial station.(Decision CRTC 96-51 )In December 2014, it was announced that CHOA-FM would become an affiliate of Cogeco's Rythme FM network, starting on March 9, 2015.(Fagstein: "Rythme FM expands with third new affiliate in six months", December 17, 2014. ) The station is the second Rythme FM outlet owned by RNC, with CHLX-FM Gatineau being the first.==References==」の詳細全文を読む :''CHOA redirects here. For the radio station in Stettler, Alberta that previously used those calls, see CKSQ-FM. For the Thai monarchy title, see Chao (monarchy).'' CHOA-FM is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 96.5 FM in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The station has an adult contemporary format branded as Rythme FM. Owned by RNC Media, the station aired an adult contemporary format from its inception, both under independent branding and as an affiliate of Astral Media's RockDétente network. The station briefly adopted a modern rock format branded as Radio X after RNC Media acquired CHOI in Quebec City in 2006, but later reverted to the Couleur FM name and format, and was rebranded as Planète in 2008. The Radio X branding later resurfaced at sister stations CHGO-FM and CJGO-FM. CHOA also has rebroadcast transmitters in Val-d'Or (103.5 FM)〔(Decision CRTC 93-587 )〕 and La Sarre (103.9 FM).〔(Decision CRTC 96-747 )〕 RNC applied in 1996 to convert CHOA's retransmitter in Val-d'Or into an originating station, but was denied because the market could not support a new commercial station.〔(Decision CRTC 96-51 )〕 In December 2014, it was announced that CHOA-FM would become an affiliate of Cogeco's Rythme FM network, starting on March 9, 2015.〔(Fagstein: "Rythme FM expands with third new affiliate in six months", December 17, 2014. )〕 The station is the second Rythme FM outlet owned by RNC, with CHLX-FM Gatineau being the first. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「:''CHOA redirects here. For the radio station in Stettler, Alberta that previously used those calls, see CKSQ-FM. For the Thai monarchy title, see Chao (monarchy).''CHOA-FM is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 96.5 FM in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The station has an adult contemporary format branded as Rythme FM.Owned by RNC Media, the station aired an adult contemporary format from its inception, both under independent branding and as an affiliate of Astral Media's RockDétente network. The station briefly adopted a modern rock format branded as Radio X after RNC Media acquired CHOI in Quebec City in 2006, but later reverted to the Couleur FM name and format, and was rebranded as Planète''' in 2008. The Radio X branding later resurfaced at sister stations CHGO-FM and CJGO-FM.CHOA also has rebroadcast transmitters in Val-d'Or (103.5 FM)(Decision CRTC 93-587 ) and La Sarre (103.9 FM).(Decision CRTC 96-747 ) RNC applied in 1996 to convert CHOA's retransmitter in Val-d'Or into an originating station, but was denied because the market could not support a new commercial station.(Decision CRTC 96-51 )In December 2014, it was announced that CHOA-FM would become an affiliate of Cogeco's Rythme FM network, starting on March 9, 2015.(Fagstein: "Rythme FM expands with third new affiliate in six months", December 17, 2014. ) The station is the second Rythme FM outlet owned by RNC, with CHLX-FM Gatineau being the first.==References==」の詳細全文を読む Planète''' in 2008. The Radio X branding later resurfaced at sister stations CHGO-FM and CJGO-FM.CHOA also has rebroadcast transmitters in Val-d'Or (103.5 FM)(Decision CRTC 93-587 ) and La Sarre (103.9 FM).(Decision CRTC 96-747 ) RNC applied in 1996 to convert CHOA's retransmitter in Val-d'Or into an originating station, but was denied because the market could not support a new commercial station.(Decision CRTC 96-51 )In December 2014, it was announced that CHOA-FM would become an affiliate of Cogeco's Rythme FM network, starting on March 9, 2015.(Fagstein: "Rythme FM expands with third new affiliate in six months", December 17, 2014. ) The station is the second Rythme FM outlet owned by RNC, with CHLX-FM Gatineau being the first.==References==」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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