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The love story of a lifetime...
The reviews are in, and CiTR has been topping the bestseller list for 85 years. We can no longer ignore the waning pulse of our current radio transmitter and have long been pining for a new one. We need your help to realize our fantasy of a tall, dark, and handsome transmitter that will provide our listeners with everlasting love.
This year, we’re asking our listeners to show their undying devotion to CiTR by making a donation to our annual Fundrive!
CiTR is a non-profit and non-commercial station. All DJs are Volunteers.
CiTR has been in operation since 1937, gaining its FM license in 1982, and is home to Discorder Magazine, the longest-running independent culture magazine in Vancouver. This year, from February 2-9, we are asking our community to show their support in the form of monthly or one-time donations. Being in operation for 85 years means that we are due for some essential equipment upgrades, and our goal is to raise $20,000 for a new radio transmitter.
CiTR has a mandate to amplify underrepresented voices which are often excluded from the mainstream media and to provide our community members with the tools needed to express themselves through a variety of mediums.
CiTR Engages.CiTR is committed to engaging with as many local communities as possible, including covering underreported stories and providing free advertising for shows and events that feature artists from underrepresented communities.
CiTR Educates.CiTR is first and foremost a learning institution. CiTR offers comprehensive training on all aspects of broadcasting and publishing by providing members with hands-on, real-world experience in all forms of media.
