Media in Medicine Hat

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This is a list of media in Medicine Hat, Alberta .

Radio

FrequencyCall signBrandingFormatOwnerLanguage/rebroadcast
FM 93.7 CJLT-FM UCB Contemporary Christian music United Christian Broadcasters Canada English
FM 94.5 CHAT-FM Wild 94.5 country music Jim Pattison Group English
FM 96.1 CFMY-FM My 96 hot adult contemporary Jim Pattison Group English
FM 97.3 CKUA-FM-3 CKUA Radio Network public broadcasting CKUA Radio FoundationEnglish, rebroadcasts CKUA-FM Edmonton
FM 98.3 CBRM-FM CBC Radio One news/talk Canadian Broadcasting Corporation English, rebroadcasts CBR Calgary
FM 100.5 CHFA-FM-8 Ici Radio-Canada Première news/talk Canadian Broadcasting Corporation French; rebroadcasts CHFA Edmonton
FM 102.1 CJCY-FM Jack 102.1 adult hits Rogers Media English
FM 105.3 CKMH-FM Rock 105.3 active rock Rogers Media English

Television

Medicine Hat is not designated as a mandatory market for digital television conversion. All broadcasting stations broadcast only in analogue.

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OTA channelDTV channelCable channelCall signNetworkNotesRebroadcast
63 CHAT-TV City Formerly an affiliate of CBC Television & E! Canada
89 CFCN-TV-8 CTV Analogue repeater of CFCN-DT Calgary
10 Shaw TV Medicine Hat Community Access Television

There are two "cable" television providers in Medicine Hat, Shaw Communications and Telus. Shaw carries American network affiliates from Spokane, Washington.

Medicine Hat has not had over-the-air English-language CBC Television service since CHAT-TV disaffiliated from the network in 2008. CBC and Global is available only on cable or satellite in Medicine Hat, with Shaw offering CBRT-DT from Calgary to is subscribers. Alberta's Radio-Canada station, CBXFT-DT Edmonton, is also available on cable.

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