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100.7 The Island

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100.7 The Island
10 Campbell Street East
Little Current ON
P0P 1K0
Phone: (705) 368-1419
Fax: (705) 368-1080
E-Mail
http://www.theislandfm.com/

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Here are our various rate plans, if these don't fit your business, a deal can always be made.

Best Value Plan: $1,800.00
Receive 200 spots - Works out to $9.00 per spot - You save $1,800.00 !

Great Value Plan: $1,350.00
Receive 135 spots - Works out to $10.00 per spot – You save $1,080.00 !

Bull’s-eye Plan: $880.00
Receive 80 spots - Works out to $11.00 per spot – You save $560.00 !

Target Plan: $516.00
Receive 43 - Works out to $12.00 per spot – You save $258.00 !

Pin-Point Plan: $260.00
Receive 20 spots - Works out to $13.00 per spot – You save $100.00 !

We are Manitoulin Island’s first and only local radio station.
CFRM first aired September, 2002 after it received its initial licensing approval from the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as a 5 watt developmental station. The first song hitting the airwaves was Boston’s “Don’t Look Back”. In 2004, CFRM submitted an application to CRTC to increase our signal to 50 watts with hopes to reach the entire Island. As a result of mountainous terrain, 50 watts was not enough to reach every point of the Island. One of our mandates is to be a community based station providing emergency services where necessary. So once again, another application was submitted to the CRTC to increase our power to 1850 watts. CRTC granted approval to increase our power thereby allowing us to broadcast from Sault St. Marie south to Perry Sound and all of Manitoulin Island; thus creating the new 100.7 FM “The Island”, hot new country, Manitoulin Style.

100.7 The Island is one of the few radio stations using state of the art technology, using a computerized 60 day program logging system, automatic computer control for the studio from a remote location, and monitoring both environment and transmitter control with video over Internet Protocol (IP). During the often frequent blackouts on Manitoulin Island, our radio station is one of the few that remains on air, uninterrupted. We use diesel generators, APC power backup and protection systems at the studio and transmitter site to remain on-air during power failures and our listeners informed about emergencies.

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