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1130 NewsRadio AM frequency issue resolved

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1130 NewsRadio announced the resolution of a technical issue that impacted its AM radio frequency. The disruptions occurred Thursday morning, especially affecting listeners outside the immediate Vancouver area. Following the incident, CityNews Staff confirmed that the station is now fully operational. The station encourages listeners to access its content online at vancouver. citynews.

ca/audio, ensuring continued service. This quick resolution underscores the station's commitment to maintaining reliable communication for its audience. Technical issues can significantly disrupt local broadcasting, affecting listeners' access to news and information. Such incidents often prompt stations to enhance their operational protocols. The swift response aims to restore listener confidence in the station's reliability.

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