CJUK-FM

CJUK-FM

City	Thunder Bay, Ontario
Branding	Magic 99.9
Slogan	Today's Hit Music
Frequency	99.9 MHz (FM)
First air date	August 2001
Format	hot AC/adult CHR
ERP	250 watts
HAAT	36.8 meters (121 ft)
Class	A1
Callsign meaning	Canada's JUKebox
Owner	Acadia Broadcasting
Sister stations	CKTG-FM
Website	www.magic999.ca

CJUK-FM is a Canadian radio station, broadcasting at 99.9 FM in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The station broadcasts a hot adult contemporary/adult CHR format with the brand name Magic 99.9. The station is owned by Acadia Broadcasting.

The station was first licensed as a low-power station by the CRTC in 2000,^[1] and launched in August 2001 with an ERP of just 37 watts. In 2003, the station's owners, Big Pond Communications, applied to the CRTC to increase the station's signal to 15,000 watts, on the grounds that with a signal that could not adequately reach some parts of the city, the station was economically not viable.^[2]

However, the CRTC determined that in the previous year's BBM ratings, there was no evidence that the station's audience had geographic gaps in the city. In addition, competing commercial broadcasters noted that the launch of CJUK had significantly affected their own economic stability, and alleged that the station was merely using a "back door" approach toward winning a protected Class A license. The application was consequently denied. Around 2007, the station shifted from adult contemporary to hot adult contemporary, giving the AC format to CKPR-FM, which converted from AM 580.

In 2005, the station was acquired by Newcap.^[3]

On September 24, 2006, Magic morning host Rob Brown died after a short battle with cancer. On October 5, 2006, CJUK (as well as sister station CKTG-FM, and Dougall Media's CJSD-FM and CFQK-FM) aired a commercial free, 1 hour special dedicated to the life and career of Rob Brown. At the end of the show, Magic 99.9 program director Doug Elliott officially announced that the Magic studio had been renamed the "Rob Brown Studio".

On July 14, 2009, Newcap announced it would be selling CJUK and sister station CKTG-FM to Acadia Broadcasting for $4.5 million CAD plus working capital. The sale received CRTC approval on December 2, 2009.^[4]^[5]^[6]

On October 7, 2009, the CRTC approved CJUK-FM to increase its signal to 250 watts from just 37 watts.^[7] This would change the status of CJUK-FM from a low-power unprotected service station to a protected Class A1 station. Newcap Broadcasting stated to the CRTC that the change wasn't to improve CJUK-FM's signal outside of Thunder Bay, but actually to improve CJUK-FM's reception within buildings in Thunder Bay.

Announcers

Weekdays

06:00 AM to 10:00 AM - Magic Mornings with AJ and Mel
10:00 PM to 3:00 PM - Andy Captain
03:00 PM to 7:00 PM - Ted Jessop

Weekends

10:00 AM to 4:00 PM - Brad Best

Social Media

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Radio stations in Thunder Bay District, Ontario

Thunder Bay	CBQT 88.3 CBON-20 89.3 CKSI 90.5 CKPR 91.5 CJSD 94.3 CJOA 95.1 CITB 97.1 CJTL-1 98.1 CJUK 99.9 CBQ 101.7 CILU 102.7 CKTG 105.3

Armstrong	CBQT-2 91.3 FM

Greenstone	Beardmore CBLE 1240 Geraldton CBLG 89.1 CBON-22 93.7 CHGS 94.7 CFNO-4 100.7 Longlac CFNO-5 107.1 Nakina CBLN 1240 CKTE 89.9 CFNO-7 107.1

Kaministiquia	CFQK 104.5

Manitouwadge	CBEB 89.7 CBON-23 96.9

Marathon	CBLM 1090 CFNO 93.1 CBON-29 102.3

Nipigon	CBON-19 97.3 CBQY 98.9 CFNO-1 100.7

Pigeon River	CIPR 97.3

Savant Lake	CBQL 104.9

Schreiber	CBLB 1340

Shuniah	CKED 103.5

Terrace Bay	CBEH 1010

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Coordinates: 48°26′13″N 89°13′48″W / 48.43694°N 89.23000°W / 48.43694; -89.23000

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