CFSO-TV

CFSO-TV
Cardston, Alberta

Branding	Channel 32
Slogan	More than Television, it's our Community
Channels	Analog: 32 (UHF), Cable 4
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	Logan & Corey McCarthy
Founded	1983
Transmitter power	20 watts
Website	Channel 32

CFSO channel 32 is a Canadian television station, licensed to and serving Cardston, Alberta. It is owned by Logan & Corey McCarthy.

Programming

CFSO's programming is community and religious-oriented, along with some Mormon-based programming from BYU Television.

CICT (2.1 Global)
CFCN (4.1 CTV)
CKAL (5.1 City)
CBRT (9.1 CBC)
CKCS (32.1 Yes TV)
CJCO (38.1 Omni)

CFRN (3.1 CTV)
CBXT (5.1 CBC)
CBXFT (11.1 Ici Radio-Canada)
CITV (13.1 Global)
CKEM (17.1 City)
CKES (30.1 Yes TV)
CJEO (56.1 Omni)

Other areas

Cardston	CFSO 32 (Ind)

High Prairie	CIRE 12 (Ind)

Lethbridge _DTV	CISA (7.1 Global) CFCN-DT-5 (12.1 CTV) CJIL (17.1 Religious Ind) CKAL-DT-1 (42.1 City)

Lloydminster _DTV	CKSA (2.1 Global) CITL (4.1 CTV)

Maskwacis	CHOB 43 (Ind)

Medicine Hat	CHAT 6 (City)

Red Deer	CFRN-TV-6 8 (CTV) CBXT-13 22 (CBC) CITV-DT-1 (10.1 Global)_DTV CKEM-TV-1 4 (City)

Defunct stations

Calgary	CIAN 13 (Edu. Ind / CTV Two)¹ CBRFT 16 (Ici Radio-Canada)

Edmonton	CJAL 9 (Edu. Ind / CTV Two)¹

Red Deer	CHCA 6 (CBC / CH / E!)

¹Over the air transmissions ceased on August 31, 2011; available on cable and satellite only

Conventional

Religious

Community

Conventional	CFTS Teslin CFTV Leamington CHCO St. Andrews CHET Chetwynd CHMG Quebec City CHNE Cheticamp CHOB Hobbema CHVC Valemount CIHC Hay River CIMC Isle Madame CIRE High Prairie CH4472 Ashcroft CH5248 Neepawa VX9AMK Toronto

Religious	CFEG Abbotsford CFSO Cardston

Defunct	CIER Ear Falls ATV Ear Falls NAN Various locations

Religious television in Canada

Yes TV	CITS Burlington CKCS Calgary CKES Edmonton

Other broadcast television	CFEG Abbotsford CFSO Cardston CHNU Fraser Valley CIIT Winnipeg CJIL Lethbridge

Multichannel television	ATN Aastha TV ATN Punjabi 5 ATN Sikh Channel Daystar Salt + Light Television Vertical TV VisionTV

Foreign	4E TV (Greece) Al Resalah (Saudi Arabia)

Defunct	Joytv

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