CHET-TV

CHET-TV
Chetwynd, British Columbia
Branding	55 CHET TV
Channels	Analog: 55 (UHF)
Translators	CHET-TV-1 33 (Hasler Flats)
Affiliations	Independent station
Owner	Chetwynd Communication Society
Founded	March 8, 2000 broadcasting began August 2000
Call letters’ meaning	CHETwynd
Transmitter Power	CHET-TV: 100 watts CHET-TV-1: 10 watts
Height	0.0 m
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.

v • d • e Broadcast television in British Columbia

Vancouver	CBUT 2 (CBC) • CHAN 8 (Global) • CKVU 10 (Citytv) • CFEG 19 (Religious Ind) • CBUFT 26 (SRC) • CIVT 32 (CTV) • CHNM 42 (Multicultural Ind → OMNI in 2008) • CHNU 66 (Religious Ind → Joytv)

Victoria	CHEK 6 (E!) • CIVI 53 (A-Channel)

Southern BC	Kamloops: CFJC 4 (E!) • Kelowna: CHBC 2 (E!)

Northern BC	Chetwynd: CHET 55 (Ind) • Dawson Creek: CJDC 5 (CBC) • Prince George: CKPG 2 (CBC → E! in 2008) • Terrace: CFTK 3 (CBC) • Valemount : CHVC 7 (Ind)

US stations serving BC	KVOS 12 (Bellingham, Washington)

Cable-only	Coast Cable 11 (Gibsons) • Fairchild TV Vancouver • Hansard TV • Knowledge Network¹ • Sportsnet Pacific • Shaw TV Vancouver • Shaw Multicultural Channel • Talentvision Vancouver

See also: List of television stations in British Columbia and Template:Seattle TV

¹ Available on over the air retransmitters in certain towns.