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CBVE-FM

CBVE-FM is a Canadian radio station, which broadcasts the programming of the CBC Radio One network at 104.7 FM in Quebec City, Quebec. The station's main transmitter is located at Mount Bélair. Its studios are co-located with its francophone sister stations on Rue St-Jean in Downtown Quebec City.

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Transmitters

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Local programming

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Owner
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Branding
CBC Radio One
Broadcast area
Quebec, except Montreal and Outaouais
Call sign meaning
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Ville de Québec English
Class
C1
ERP
24,900 watts average · 65,800 watts peak

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CBVE-FM

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples30
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
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CBVE-FM

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related to Local programming · 11
CBVE-FM → An, Breakaway, CBC North, CBME-FM, CBVE-FM's, Jacquie Czernin, Nunavik, Quebec, Quebec AM, Susan Campbell, The
related to External links · 5
CBVE-FM → Canadian Broadcasting, Canadian Communications FoundationCBVE-FM, CBC QuebecCBVE-FM, REC Canadian, The History
ERP · 2
CBVE-FM → 24,900 watts average, 65,800 watts peak
First air date · 2
CBVE-FM → August 1, 1994 (as a separate station), March 1976 (as a CBM repeater)
Branding · 1
CBVE-FM → CBC Radio One
Broadcast area · 1
CBVE-FM → Quebec, except Montreal and Outaouais
Call sign meaning · 1
CBVE-FM → Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Ville de Québec English
Class · 1
CBVE-FM → C1
Format · 1
CBVE-FM → News/talk
Frequency · 1
CBVE-FM → 104.7 MHz (FM)

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CBVE-FMBrandingCBC Radio One1.00infobox
CBVE-FMBroadcast areaQuebec, except Montreal and Outaouais1.00infobox
CBVE-FMCall sign meaningCanadian Broadcasting Corporation Ville de Québec English1.00infobox
CBVE-FMClassC11.00infobox
CBVE-FMERP24,900 watts average1.00infobox
CBVE-FMERP65,800 watts peak1.00infobox
CBVE-FMFirst air dateMarch 1976 (as a CBM repeater)1.00infobox
CBVE-FMFirst air dateAugust 1, 1994 (as a separate station)1.00infobox
CBVE-FMFormatNews/talk1.00infobox
CBVE-FMFrequency104.7 MHz (FM)1.00infobox
CBVE-FMHAAT477.6 metres (1,567 ft)1.00infobox
CBVE-FMOwnerCanadian Broadcasting Corporation1.00infobox
CBVE-FMSister stationsCBV-FM, CBVX-FM, CBVT-DT1.00infobox
CBVE-FMis aCanadian radio station0.90text

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