Tuning into the Heart of the Western Arctic: CBC Radio One 860 (CHAK-AM)
In the vast expanse of Canada's Northwest Territories, nestled in the town of Inuvik, a vital lifeline connects communities across the Western Arctic: CHAK-AM 860, your CBC Radio One station. Broadcasting from 100 Mackenzie Road, this station is much more than just radio; it's a community hub, a source of information, and a reflection of the unique cultures that thrive in this remarkable region.
As part of the CBC North network, CHAK-AM delivers the trusted programming of CBC Radio One with a distinct northern flavour. Stay up-to-date with comprehensive national and international news coverage, engage with thought-provoking talk shows, and deepen your understanding of the world around you.
What truly sets CHAK-AM apart is its dedication to local programming. Recognizing the rich tapestry of First Nations and Inuit communities across the Western Arctic, the station offers specialized segments designed to celebrate and amplify Indigenous voices, languages, and stories. This commitment ensures that the unique perspectives and traditions of the region are shared and preserved.
Since 1947, CHAK-AM has been an integral part of the Western Arctic, evolving alongside the communities it serves. The station's long history speaks to its enduring commitment to providing relevant and valuable content to listeners. Whether you're seeking the latest news, in-depth discussions, or a connection to the vibrant cultures of the North, CHAK-AM 860 is your essential listening companion. Tune in and experience the heart of the Western Arctic.
