CHET-TV

CHET-TV

City	Chetwynd, British Columbia
Branding	55 CHET TV
Channels	Analog: 55 (UHF)
Translators	CHET-TV-1 33 (Hasler Flats)
Affiliations	Independent station
Owner	The Chetwynd Communications Society
Founded	March 8, 2000 broadcasting began August 2000
Call letters' meaning	CHETwynd
Sister station(s)	CHET-FM
Transmitter power	CHET-TV: 100 watts CHET-TV-1: 10 watts
Height	0.0 m
Website	Peace FM / 55 CHET-TV

CHET-TV is a community television station in Chetwynd, British Columbia. The station was founded on March 8, 2000 when then-Governor General Adrienne Clarkson cut the ribbon for their new studios.

The station officially began professional transmissions in August 2000.

External links

CBUT (2.1 CBC)
CHAN (8.1 Global)
CKVU (10.1 City)
CIVI-DT-2 (17.1 CTV Two)
CFEG 19 (Ind)^Analog
CBUFT (26.1 Ici Radio-Canada)
CIVT (32.1 CTV)
CHNM (42.1 Omni)
CHNU (66.1 Ind)

CHEK (6.1 Ind/Yes TV)
CHNU-DT-1 (21.1 Ind)
CIVI (23.1 CTV Two)
CKVU-DT-2 (27.1 City)
CHNM-DT-1 (29.1 Omni)

Other areas

US stations serving BC

Bellingham, WA _DTV	KVOS (12.1 MeTV, 12.2 Movies!, 12.3 H&I) KBCB (24.1 Sonlife, 24.2 Jewelry TV) K24IC-D (28.1 PBS, 28.2 NHK World, 28.3 Worldview, 28.4 TVW)

¹ CHBC and CHKL carry separate evening newscasts (local and provincial respectively), but identical programming otherwise.

² Available on over the air retransmitters in certain towns.

Conventional

Religious

Community

Conventional	CFTS Teslin CFTV Leamington CHCO St. Andrews CHET Chetwynd CHMG Quebec City CHNE Cheticamp CHOB Hobbema CHVC Valemount CIHC Hay River CIMC Isle Madame CIRE High Prairie CH4472 Ashcroft CH5248 Neepawa VX9AMK Toronto

Religious	CFEG Abbotsford CFSO Cardston

Defunct	CIER Ear Falls ATV Ear Falls NAN Various locations

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