CHMA-FM (New Brunswick, NB)

CHMA-FM (New Brunswick, NB)

CHMA-FM operates at a frequency of 106.9 MHz and is located in Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada. This radio station serves as both the campus radio for Mount Allison University and the community radio station for the local area.

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26
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#1358603

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#521088

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#7807

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  • 1 week ago | chmafm.com | Erica Butler

    More than a year after the municipality of Tantramar sent a letter to the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI) requesting that the department allow ATV access on a number of streets in Sackville and Dorchester, DTI has responded with a ‘no’. But a local ATV group is not giving up on plans to give its members access to downtown Sackville and the village square in Dorchester.

  • 1 week ago | chmafm.com | Erica Butler

    Just two months after the Tantramar Climate Change Advisory Committee recommended that council tackle its biggest greenhouse gas emitting facility with a net zero plan, Active Living and Culture director Matt Pryde says planning is underway.

  • 1 week ago | chmafm.com | Erica Butler

    On today’s show, reporter Clinton Davis stops in at the Walk and Wheel Wednesday in the Sackville Waterfowl Park, and finds out how this and other initiatives of Nursing Home Without Walls Tantramar provide opportunities for activity, connection and support for area seniors.

  • 1 week ago | chmafm.com | Erica Butler

    Tantramar’s new manager of active living and culture made a pitch to council on Monday, asking them to support an application to have Tantramar recognized as a Bee City community, by the Bee City Canada initiative. The group recognizes municipalities, indigenous communities, schools, campuses and other organizations across Canada who are taking actions to protect and promote pollinators. Jamie Ferguson told councillors on Monday that pollinators are important ecologically, and also for human food.

  • 1 week ago | chmafm.com | Erica Butler

    Tantramar Poet Laureate Laura Watson will wind down her first three-year term at the end of June, and Tantramar council will decide next month whether or not to renew the writer’s mandate for another three years. The municipality’s chief wordsmith came to council Monday to talk about some of the initiatives she has taken on during her tenure, including monthly Writers’ Open Mic events in Sackville, and a chapbook featuring the submissions from Tantramar’s annual poetry contest.

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