CHET-TV

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CHET-TV
Chetwynd, British Columbia
Branding 55 CHET TV
Channels 55 (UHF) analog
Affiliations Independent station
Owner Chetwynd Communication Society
Founded March 8, 2000
broadcasting began August 2000
Call letters meaning CHETwynd
Website Peace FM / 55 CHET-TV

CHET-TV is a community television station in Chetwynd, British Columbia. The station was founded on March 8, 2000 when then-Governor General Adrienne Clarkson cut the ribbon for their new studios.

The station officially began professional transmissions in August of 2000.

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Broadcast television in the Dawson Creek / Fort St. John market

CJDC 5 (CBC/GWTV) - CFSN-TV 8 (CTV) - CBUFT-5 33 (SRC)

Stations in other communities:

CHET 55 (IND, Chetwynd)

Broadcast television available on cable only:

CHAN 8 (Global, Vancouver) - CITV 13 (Global, Edmonton) - CBC North (CBC)

See also: Broadcast television in the Prince George, Terrace-Kitimat/Prince Rupert TV, and Edmonton markets
Other Stations in the province of British Columbia

CHVC 7 (Valemount) (IND) - CKVU 10 (Vancouver/Victoria) (Citytv) - CFEG 19 (Abbotsford) (IND/Rel.) - CBUFT 26 (Vancouver/Victoria) (SRC) - CIVT 32 (Vancouver/Victoria) (CTV) - CHNM 42/29 (Vancouver/Victoria) (IND) - CIVI 53/17 (Vancouver/Victoria) (A-Channel) - CHET 55 (Chetwynd) (IND) -
CHNU 66 (Vancouver/Victoria) (OMNI)
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