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Guerette Cable (Northern NB, 1980)

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from 1980 Broadcasting Yearbook via www.worldradiohistory.com

CAMPBELLTON
2 CHAU-SRC/TVA Carleton
3 Community Channel
6 WAGM-CBS/NBC/ABC Presque Isle
7/12 CKCW-ATV/CTV Moncton
9 CBGAT-SRC Matane

KEDGWICK
2 Community Channel
4 CJBR-SRC Rimouski
5 CHAU-SRC/TVA Carleton
6 CHSJ-CBC Saint John
7 WAGM-CBS/NBC/ABC Presque Isle
9 CBGAT-SRC Matane
10 WMEM-PBS Presque Isle
12 CKCW-ATV/CTV Moncton

ST-QUENTIN
2 CBGAT-SRC Matane
4 CJBR-SRC Rimouski
5 CHAU-SRC/TVA Carleton
6 Community Channel
8 WAGM-CBS/NBC/ABC Presque Isle
10 CHSJ-CBC Saint John
12 CKCW-ATV/CTV Moncton
 
Northern New Brunswick is a predominately French speaking region. Even considering that I'm surprised in 1980 they didn't carry the American "Big Three" affiliates.
 
Which was odd, given that CHSJ had a Campbellton-licensed relay, CHCR-TV, which actually transmitted from CHAU's tower on Mont St-Joseph, on the western outskirts of Carleton. Kedgwick and St-Quentin had CHSJ relayed from Bon Accord, in Victoria County.
 
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