Not everyone uses Instagram.. I don't.. I was removed years ago... imagine that?
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Here’s a quick introduction to the News Team here at CHMA. We’ve had a great summer so far - we hope you’ve been enjoying the coverage. Please remember to visit www[dot]chmafm[dot]com to subscribe to the email newsletter and catch the web stories. Tune in to 106.9 FM weekdays at 8, 9, 12, and 5 for the broadcasts and on Saturday we have a Week-in-Review at 9am. Send us any and all story ideas at news[at]chmafm[dot}com.
Katie Tower is a longtime community journalist who spent more than 22 years reporting for the Sackville Tribune-Post, covering local news and telling the stories that mattered most to her community. Katie continues her passion for local journalism as the community mentor/editor with CHMA, where she is helping to edit, copy and guide the news team.
Mike Robar is part-time and likes to reports on all things business and development, and loves to provide voice to community organizations looking to make a difference. He spent a year-and-a-half at The Guardian in Charlottetown, PEI after graduating from the Holland College journalism program in 2020, and has been with CHMA since February 2026.
Theodore Ramharack is our full-time LJI journalist. Theodore is a recent graduate of the Broadcast Journalism program at Fanshawe College and recently completed an internship with CBC News' The National.
Clinton Davis is long-time contributing journalist/producer with CHMA News covering every aspect of Tantramar (including Sackville, Dorchester, Port Elgin, Midgic and surrounding communities). He reports on municipal government, public safety, community events, local business, regional issues.
Sailee Shringarpure, James Anderson, Maya Noëlle, Aashana Gangwani, Hayley Seymour, Sumner Pellegrini de Paur, Brian Neilson (Sports Update) and Anver Mahmud (Weather) round off this dream local news team.
We’re very grateful for receiving funding from the CRFC’s Changing Narrative Fund, Local Journalism Initiative and Radiometres program and from our Monthly Sustainer program. If you’d like to support us, please visit www[dot]chmafm[dot]com.
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As pointed out before at this blog CHMA FM removed their comments section in 2020 at the beginning of the "coviet scam" era..
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CHMA FM have an X account but they do not post there... the final post was made in November 2022.. more here:
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"About us
CHMA is owned and operated by the members of Attic Broadcasting, a non-profit organization with its offices and studios on the campus of Mount Allison University. We provide our members with an opportunity to create innovative, educational and alternative community-based programming. Our programming schedule includes local news, open format and specialty music shows, spoken word programs on a variety of topics as well as audio art programming that explores the limits of this thing we call radio."
