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CHMB City of license Vancouver, British Columbia Broadcast area Metro Vancouver Branding AM1320 CHMB Frequency 1320 kHz (AM) First air date December 10, 1959 Format Multicultural Power 50,000 watts Class B Transmitter coordinates 49°09′51″N 123°02′34″W / 49.164301°N 123.042701°W / 49.164301; -123.042701 (CHMB Tower)Coordinates: 49°09′51″N 123°02′34″W / 49.164301°N 123.042701°W / 49.164301; -123.042701 (CHMB Tower) Callsign meaning C H Mainstream Broadcasting Former callsigns CHQM (1959-1994) Owner Mainstream Broadcasting Corporation Webcast Listen live Website AM1320 CHMB CHMB is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 1320 AM in Vancouver, British Columbia. The station airs a Chinese language programming format. CHMB is currently owned and operated by Mainstream Broadcasting Corporation, a British Columbia media company owned and operated by Vancouver businessman James Ho. Mainstream began broadcasting in 1973 as Overseas Chinese Voice (OCV). In 1993, OCV programming was incorporated into the multicultural AM radio station of CHMB AM 1320, serving the needs of Vancouver’s multicultural community. History CHMB was originally an English-language station that was called CHQM. It signed on the air for the first time on December 10, 1959, as an easy listening station under the ownership of Vancouver Broadcast Associates Ltd. with 10,000 watts of power. CHQM's sister station, CHQM-FM, first aired on August 10, 1960 as a simulcast of the AM station. Originally airing 19 hours a day, CHQM and CHQM-FM went to 24-hour broadcasting on September 1, 1962. In November 1966, CHQM increased its transmission power to 50,000 watts. On August 23, 1969, corporate parent Vancouver Broadcast Associates changed its name to Q Broadcasting Ltd. Jack Stark, who originally co-founded the company with Bill Bellman, became the sole owner in 1979. In September 1984, CHQM began airing the "Music of Your Life" format from 6 p.m. to midnight daily while retaining its main easy listening format for the balance of its broadcast day. On January 1, 1990, CHQM dropped its longtime easy listening format for an adult contemporary format and began using the on-air brand Lite 1320. CHQM and CHQM-FM were purchased by CHUM Limited on October 17 that year, but due to CRTC regulations of the time (which allowed ownership of only one AM and one FM station in the same market), CHUM had to sell either CHQM or its other Vancouver AM outlet, CFUN; CHUM chose to sell CHQM. On February 20, 1991, CHQM switched formats again to adult standards of the 1930s to the 1960s with the new station brand Q 1320. The station began airing Chinese-language programming on January 23, 1993, from 10:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily, then moved the start time for Chinese shows to 9 p.m. three weeks later. On December 14, 1993, the CRTC approved CHUM's sale of CHQM to Mainstream Broadcasting Corporation. On February 9, 1994 (on which the Chinese New Year fell that year), CHQM signed off for the final time at 9 p.m. with Bob Hope's "Thanks for the Memories" as the farewell song, and was replaced moments later by CHMB. Original station co-owner Jack Stark died on October 30, 2001, at age 83. Programming CHMB's programming is primarily Chinese (Cantonese & Mandarin), aired from Monday to Friday, with some Brazilian, Danish, Filipino, Greek, Icelandic, Japanese, Norwegian, Swedish, Tamil, Ukrainian and Vietnamese programming on weekends. External links AM1320 CHMB CHQM-AM/CHMB history at Canadian Communications Foundation Query the REC's Canadian station database for CHMB v · d · eRadio stations in Greater Vancouver AM CISL 650 • CBU 690 • CHMJ 730 • CKNW 980 • CKST 1040 • CKWX 1130 • CJRJ 1200 • CHMB 1320 • CFTE 1410 • CJVB 1470 Defunct: CIMA 1040 FM CBU-2 88.1 • VF2521 88.3 • CHNW 88.7 • CFVT 89.3 • CJSF 90.1 • CBUX 90.9 • CKYE 93.1 • CJJR 93.7 • CFBT 94.5 • CKZZ 95.3 • CHKG 96.1 • CKLG 96.9 • CBUF 97.7 • CKPM 98.71 • CFOX 99.3 • CKPK 100.5 • CFMI 101.1 • CITR 101.9 • CFRO 102.7 • CHQM 103.5 • CHHR 104.3 • CFUN-FM-2 104.9 • CBU 105.7 • CKAV-FM-2 106.3 • CFML 107.9 US stations serving Vancouver AM KARI 550 (Blaine, WA) • KRPI 1550 (Ferndale, WA) • KVRI 1600 (Blaine, WA) FM KWPZ 106.5 (Lynden, WA) Adjacent Markets Bellingham/Northwest Washington • Victoria/Southern Vancouver Island • Southwest BC Mainland 1. Station has not begun broadcasting as of November 2009 British Columbia Radio Markets: Okanagan • Prince George / Northern Interior • Thompson-Cariboo • Northern & Western Vancouver Island • Southwest BC Mainland • Greater Vancouver • Victoria & Mid Island See also: List of radio stations in British Columbia v · d · eRadio stations broadcasting in the Chinese language  Canada v · d · eChinese-language radio in Canada The following channels offer at least some programming in Chinese Calgary CHKF Montreal CFMB Toronto CHIN · CHKT  · CIRV Vancouver CHKG · CHMB · CJVB  China v · d · eRadio in China National China Radio International · China National Radio Regional Radio Beijing Corporation · Fujian Radio · Radio Guangdong · Hubei Radio · Heilongjiang Radio · Lanzhou Radio · Nanjing Radio · Shaanxi Radio · Shanghai Media Group · Shenzhen Media Group · Tianjin People's Broadcasting Station · Urumqi People's Broadcasting Station  Hong Kong Radio Television Hong Kong · Commercial Radio Hong Kong · Metro Broadcast Corporation Limited  Macau Teledifusão de Macau · Radio Vilaverde Lda China Radio Markets: Beijing • Fujian • Guangdong • Heilongjiang • Shanghai • Sichuan • Tianjin • Xinjiang • Zhejiang See also: List of radio stations in China  Singapore v · d · eChinese-language radio in Singapore MediaCorp Radio Y.E.S. 93.3FM · Capital 95.8FM · Love 97.2FM Others 883JiaFM · Radio 1003  Taiwan v · d · eRadio stations in Taiwan Government Radio Taiwan International · National Education Radio · Taipei Broadcasting Station · Voice of Han · Fuxing Radio · Police Radio Station Private Broadcasting Corporation of China · Hit FM · ICRT · KISS Radio · UFO Radio  United States v · d · eChinese-language radio in the United States The following channels offer at least some programming in Chinese Boston WILD Florida WYFR (Okeechobee) Honolulu KHCM Houston KCHN Los Angeles KAZN · KWRM · KMRB New York Chinese Radio New York · WKDM · WZRC · CAVoice Chung Wah Chinese Broadcasting Company Philadelphia WNWR San Francisco KEST · KVTO · KSQQ · KSFN Overseas Radio Free Asia  – Voice of America