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HomeFeaturedCHMR Radio hopes to stay on the air despite budget and job cuts

CHMR Radio hopes to stay on the air despite budget and job cuts

Memorial's student union is cutting the stations funding on June 1st.

April 9, 2026 Ellen Rogers Featured, News 0

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