Winnipeg's civic Christmas tree tradition dates back 99 years
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Mayor Gillingham lit Winnipeg's civic Christmas tree on November 15th to
mark the start of the 2024 holiday season. As always,...
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2 comments:
Oh, you know I'm down for this.
The main obstacles to establishing a new co-op station in the city would be the CRTC licensing, the Industry Canada approval to secure a frequency, and the patience necessary to get through the application processes for both. Compared to those steps, the content generation and delivery seem almost deceptively simple -- although, of course, the end product would depend upon the declared intentions of the station and its category of its license.
(I had some training and practice with open-source radio broadcasting software and organization during my Library and Information Science degree, as strange as that sounds. And, yes, I know that sounds pretty strange.)
tl;dr: Yes, I might be interested in this.
Thanks for your reply. There have been a few emails as well to indicate that people are indeed interested.
I have no doubt that this is not an easy task. However, the main objective I see right now is to get a list of people willing to form a co-op and assess the various tasks and the people capable of working towards those goals.
There is one co-op already in the city in radio. I'd like to get some people together and meet them and see what they might suggest.
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