Vague FM 88.1 Penetanguishene which is also well familiar as CFRH-FM started in 1988, it is a Francophone community radio channel, and it works under the ownership of Radio-Huron Cooperative. On 14 July 1987, CRTC approved a station named as CJBC-FM-3 to put its local broadcasting equipment to rebroadcast the transmission of Radio Heroine FM Communautaire. Following this in the next year, a new community FM was granted by CRTC to launch its services in a little town of Simcoe Country.The channel which is non-profit operated on 101.9 MHz frequency with transmitting facilities in Midland, Perkinsfield and Lafontaine. For each approved transmitter, the ERP was set at ten w.

Here is the particular list of all those shows and programs that telecast on Vague FM 88.1:

Vague FM folklorique

De toutes les couleurs

Vague FM Nouveautés

Vague FM se rebelle

La vie, le soir

Les hits de Vague-FM 88,1

Vague Rétro 70-80-90

Mi-chemin country

Ça commence bien le matin

Vague soirée dance hip hop

Le Saloon

Radio Louisiane

Musique en continu

Le Auger Show

Franol

L’espace franco-canadien

Le pays en country

Passeport Musique

Vague FM musical

Vague nocturne

Les Rétromaniaques

Méli-Mélo

Élektro

Can-Rock

Des cordes à son ARC

Le top 20 RFA

At the start the initial agreement was made of 126 hours per week shows, in which they decided to give 29 hours to spoken word content. In Feb 1999, CFRH-FM followed the intra-corporate reorganisation and sold to La Clé d’la Baie en Huronie. In the same year, another decision was made by CRTC to change the frequency of Vague FM to 88.1 MHz and increase its wattage to 4493 ERP, and it will also help in ending the low power reliance in Perkinsfield, Midland and Lafontaine. Its wattage was then again incremented to 8600 w in August 2005 with the modification of other equipment to increase the signal strength. On 1 November 2013, in Barrie, a transmitter was installed which was approved by CRTC operates at 175-watt power with 106.7 MHz frequency.