In 1959, CHUB increased its power again to 10,000 watts and moved its transmitter from Nanaimo to neighboring Cedar, and on October 1 the following year, the station covered the Nanaimo Chinatown fire which ended up destroying that historical area of the city.
On October 1,1960, the station covered the Nanaimo Chinatown fire which ended up destroying that historical area of the city. In 1959, CHUB increased its power again to 10,000 watts and moved its transmitter from Nanaimo to neighboring Cedar.
In 1959, CHUB increased its power again to 10,000 watts and moved its transmitter from Nanaimo to neighboring Cedar. On October 1,1960, the station covered the Nanaimo Chinatown fire which ended up destroying that historical area of the city.
In 1959, CHUB increased its power again to 10,000 watts and moved its transmitter from Nanaimo to neighboring Cedar. On October 1,1960, the station covered the Nanaimo Chinatown fire which ended up destroying that historical area of the city.