CHLY 101.7 FM

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Music media · Nanaimo, British Columbia

Compiled from official public sources · last checked July 25, 2026

CHLY 101.7 FM is a nonprofit, listener-supported community radio station in Nanaimo operated by the Radio Malaspina Society, producing local music and news programming.

CHLY 101.7 FM is a listener-supported community radio station in Nanaimo, operated by the Radio Malaspina Society. It is nonprofit and independent, producing local programming, music and news. The station accepts music submissions free of charge through its own form and submissions inbox, gives priority to artists from Vancouver Island, the Sunshine Coast and the Lower Mainland, and states that selection is about fit rather than merit, with airplay never guaranteed.

Nanaimo community radiononprofit and independentVancouver Island artist priority

Editorial profile

Outlet type
Radio station
Editorial languages
English
Editorial formats
Community radio, music programming, local news
Coverage
Recorded music, local artists, local news
Coverage region
Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast, Lower Mainland
Community focus
Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast and Lower Mainland artists
Services
community radio, music programming, local news
Service territory
Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast, Lower Mainland
Submissions
Open to submissions· Last checked July 25, 2026Designated role inbox · Direct, no-fee routeRequested materials: High-quality MP3 at 320 kbps or AAC, or a Bandcamp download code, zipped files by WeTransfer, Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive, or a physical CD by mail, a streaming link for listeners, biographical information, focus-track recommendations, notification of any explicit language, a minimum of four unique tracks is preferred and full albums are ideal

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