CFURadio is very excited to announce their 4th annual Youth Academy!!! This camp for youth aged within 14-18 aims to teach teens about podcasting, radio, and media. It is a great summertime opportunity to spend time with positive adult mentors and get adjusted to the world of media!

The camp will run from July 2nd - August 23rd. We're taking registrants now.

Please see the attached press release for more info.

Registration Forms Here

For details contact either:

Kate Partridge: cfur_hello@cfur.ca - Community Outreach Coordinator

Ian Gregg: stationmanager@cfur.ca - Station Manager

Website: www.cfur.ca

Facebook: www.facebook.com/CFURfm

Thank you!

Thank you Pop Media for dropping by and capturing the moment! https://www.facebook.com/popmediapg/ For three two-week periods each summer, CFURadio 88.7 FM hosts four campers at a time, trains them in recording arts, provides opportunities to practice broadcast programming, hone techniques, curate according to taste, and culminate these skills into a one hour radio program.

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April 18, 2019

Event, Local, Mapl, Community, Music

Big Shiny Tunes Tribute Show

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April 18, 2019

Event, Local, Mapl, Community, Music

It’s no secret that bringing back the late 90s-early 2000s had a couple hiccups in order for a nostalgic night to appear in PG. But here we are, in the afterglow of a certainly sick show that couldn’t have happened without the help of Omineca Arts Centre, our beloved local musicians, volunteers and audience participants. (And of course our sponsors who made the silent auction a treasure trove!)

Another big hand goes to our fearless leader/Community Outreach Coordinator, Kate, who spearheaded this amazing idea of hers! WOW. If you’d like to see the full photo set of this night head on over to our facebook!

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January 8, 2019

Event, Local, Mapl

CFUR in 2019

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January 8, 2019

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CFUR would like to wish everyone a prosperous 2019!

Is there such a thing as wishing a belated Happy New Year? In any case, this is the week that our staff is back in office and our beloved volunteers are well underway in their studies and daily schedules.

You can expect to be hearing some fresh Canadian content on our radio waves so be sure to tune in anew! If you don’t have a New Year’s resolution, you can make following us on Facebook an easily achieved goal.

Speaking of which, if you already follow us on FB you might have seen our photos from the Rachelle Van Zanten album release show with The Brain Porter at The Croft! If not, this post will serve as a retrospective for that glorious night in December 2018. That’s what the first month of the year is all about, isn’t it?

Thanks to everyone who came out that night to share in this amazing show! May 2019 bring more events like this one!

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December 14, 2018

Local, Mapl, Newsroom, Talk

Due North Story - People's Party of Canada - 20181214

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December 14, 2018

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Maxime Bernier was a Member of Parliament of the Conservative Party of Canada, but following some controversies and other disagreements, has decided to leave the Conservative Party and start his own party, the People’s Party of Canada.

In June, Maxime was removed from the Conservative Party’s Shadow Cabinet. This was following some disagreements with the ranks of the CPC in regards to supply management. An anonymous Convervative MP said the reason for the removal was because of Maxime republishing a chapter from his book regarding supply management, which also accused Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer of having won the leadership because of “fake Conservatives” that joined for the purpose of protecting supply management. This controversy also raises the important issue of party discipline and its resulting implications.

Shortly after Maxime announced his departure from the Conservative Party, there was some controversy at the Conservative national conference in Halifax. A Dairy Farmers of Canada briefing book was leaked, detailing their plans for how to proceed in some given scenarios regarding motions on supply management. Notable was their “Safety Net”, which said that Andrew Scheer’s power as leader can prevent a policy against supply management, and that Andrew would be willing to use it to protect supply management. Both Andrew’s office and DFC say the info put into the book was false, but it nevertheless generated speculation. There is also some interest in being able to see the booklet, otherwise.

Supply management is a common theme. What is the PPC’s stance on it? How important is it?

When Maxime announced his departure from the Conservative Party, causing some more controversy. Maxime accused the party of being “too intellectually and morally bankrupt to be reformed”, and many Conservatives accused him of seeking to divide conservatives, or even help Justin Trudeau win next election. Is vote splitting a concern?

The potential appeal to Prince George citizens and university students, as well as possible broader value of the existence of this new party are also discussed.

Links:

http://cfur.ca/home/2018/11/19/due-north-scott-smith-president-of-cariboo-pg-eda-peoples-party-of-canada-20181118?rq=Scott%20Smith

http://cfur.ca/home/2018/12/13/due-north-jason-morris-interview-about-the-ppc-20181213

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/maxime-bernier-removed-front-bench-1.4703609

https://globalnews.ca/news/4270595/andrew-scheer-removes-maxime-bernier-cabinet/

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/full-text-the-dairy-lobby-briefing-binder-found-on-the-floor-of-the-conservative-convention

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-dairy-lobbys-claim-about-a-deal-with-andrew-scheer-is-false/

https://globalnews.ca/news/4405803/maxime-bernier-andrew-scheer-conservative-party-reaction/

https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/

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Hadih all - be sure to check out the important events happening at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park on Monday, September 30th in acknowledgment of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We will be broadcasting Indigenous Content throughout the entire day, tune in at 88.7 FM or listen online CFUR.ca/listen-live 📻 🧡 We are honoured to share Sara Jones’ brand new documentary ‘Finding Home’ with our audience. Be sure to tune in at 5:30PM on sept 30th for a special interview with Sara, followed by her entire documentary ‘Finding Home’. About Finding Home: “Sara navigates her way to finding her spirit. After learning that her Mom is most likely a 60’s scoop survivor, her path from finding her spirit gets redirected to finding answers about who her family is and where they come from” You can watch the entire documentary on YouTube via Telus Storyhive. We are so proud of you, Sara ❤️ @sarajonescomedy

Tune in on Saturday at 8pm to hear this weeks episode re-air of Let’s Talk Music featuring Jazz Music! Tune in Thursday at 1pm for a new episode featuring different, new, music every week:)

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CFUR’s Studio Access Project is supported by Creative BC’s Music Industry Initiatives Program. With it, we are making a recording space for emerging Northern BC artists accessible.

About: Creative BC is an independent society created and supported by the Province of BC to sustain and help grow BC’s creative sector (film and television, digital and interactive media, music, and magazine and book publishing industries). The society delivers a wide range of programs and services to expand BC’s creative economy. These include the administration of the provincial government’s tax credit programs for film and television; development funding and export marketing support; and motion picture production services to attract inward investment and market BC as a destination for domestic and international production. The society acts as an industry catalyst and ambassador to help BC’s creative sector reach its economic and creative potential both at home and globally..

Check out their website for more information!

https://www.creativebc.com/

The CRFC is an independent not-for-profit funding organization. Our mandate is to provide support to the more than 170 campus and community radio stations in Canada and to foster a well-resourced, dynamic, and accessible sector that delivers strong local community radio broadcasting.

For more info head to: http://www.crfc-fcrc.ca/en/