Weekly Radio Program - Sundays 9-10 am 93.1 FM
Every week, your volunteer hosts promise to feature music from Aboriginal people in Canada. You are in for a variety of music - it could be some Métis fiddle music, some traditional pow wow music from First Nations drum groups, some Inuit throat singing or it could be some good ol rock n' roll or bluez from either First Nations, Inuit or Métis folks in Canada.
We air at 9-10am every Sunday morning on 93.1 FM. For those wishing to catch us on TV, go to Rogers Cable 944. And for all you internet listeners in other parts of the world, you can easily connect by following the link to www.ckcufm.com/listen through the Real Audio or MP3 stream. (You must allow pop-ups for the web link to work)
NEW!! podcasts www.ckcufm.com To Aboriginal CKCU at any time, click "on demand" and search for Aboriginal CKCU or your favourite Aboriginal host.
2011 Funding Drive
Meegwetch to all listeners who dialed and donated in the CKCU Funding Drive 2011. Aboriginal CKCU will be on the airwaves for another year!!!
Thanks to your donations and support, we have been on the air every Sunday since March 11, 2007, which will be five years.
Local Aboriginal Family needs your support!!!
Ottawa – Local aboriginal health and wellness instructor Beverley Sunday, 30, and her husband Joseph Sayer, 35, were badly injured in a single-vehicle accident just after 11:00 a.m. on Feb. 19th while driving on Lucerne Boulevard in Gatineau.
The couple both sustained serious brain injuries and multiple broken bones. Neither has regained consciousness and both are in intensive care at the CHVO in Hull. Their three young children – ages five, six and 12 – are currently being cared for by extended family.
Sunday, originally from Alberta, is a prominent local aboriginal who participated as a dancer in the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Olympic Games on Feb. 12th in British Columbia, under the auspices of the Indigenous Youth Gathering Program. Sunday also joined Sayer as an Olympic Torchbearer in December. Sayer worked as a house inspector, tow-truck driver and volunteer.
The local aboriginal community is in the early stages of planning multiple fundraisers, but the family needs assistance now.
Donations can be made electronically or at any TD Branch:
The Sunday-Sayer Family Fund:
Transit#02496
Inst. #004
Account #78666361567
Current Information on Fundraisers and the Sunday-Sayers’ Condition:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=319707199818&ref=nf the Sunday-Sayer homepage
