The station was officially launched at noon on June 19, 2008 under a temporary special CRTC licence to gauge listener interest. The overwhelming and enthusiastic response from the public resulted in approval for a full licence on September 15, 2009. The CJQC Radio Society, a not-for-profit organization, has been operating QCCR Radio since June 2012 from its headquarters atop the post office building in downtown Liverpool.
Everyone at QCCR is committed to making it the best community radio station in Nova Scotia. We encourage the public to provide new ideas and input on how to best make this happen. If you'd like to send us your suggestions, please feel free to get in touch with us.
And if you support the idea of local community radio, please consider volunteering and/or donating to the station. We always need volunteers to help with a variety of things here at the station; and as for donations, any amount is welcome, as every little bit helps keep QCCR live and on the air.
We are a community Museum dedicated to the accomplishments of Hank Snow and host to the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame. The Hank Snow Home Town Museum was opened in 1997. The idea for the Museum was created by a group of Hank Snow enthusiasts that put together a society in 1991. That society created the Annual Hank Snow Tribute – which is now on its 30th year! That festival helped fundraise enough money to renovate the old CN Train station which has now become the home of the Hank Snow Home Town Museum celebrating the life and accomplishments of Hank Snow. Under normal circumstances we welcome country music and Hank Snow fans from all over the world and is still governed by a dedicated group of board members committed to keeping the memory of Hank Snow alive!
Ticket Sales End: January 28,2021
Draw Date: February 2, 2021
Draw Location: QCCR FM Studios
The draw and winner will be announced on our Facebook page here.
We will contact the winner for prize payout!
CJQC Radio Society/Hank Snow Society
50/50 Fundraiser House Rules
The 50/50 draw tickets will be sold using online software through our provider Rafflebox, and will be delivered primarily to the buyer’s stated email address.
It is the sole responsibility of the ticket buyer to ensure that they receive the correct number of tickets based on the successful financial transaction with the online 50/50 software.
Ticket package prices are as follows: 1 for $5, 3 for $10, 8 for $20 and 20 for $50.
Pot sizes will be broadcast regularly on QCCR FM Radio and posted to Facebook.
The winner will be determined by drawing a ballot from a container of all ballots received for the draw.
The winner will receive 50% of the total pot. A payment will be made by cheque to the winner from CJQC Radio Society. The winner must be present at QCCR FM Studios, have the ticket in hand and must have valid identification to claim the prize. The winner must also agree to have their picture taken, name and address recorded. They must also agree to allow their image and name to be included in future advertising on any medium to claim the prize.
The winner will have 60 days to claim the prize effective the original draw date. If the prize is not claimed within 60 days another draw using the same entrants will be made.
The draw will take place at QCCR FM Studios, 176 Main Street, Liverpool on November 2, 2020 at 11:00 am. Draw date and time will be publicized.
No member of CJQC Radio Society/Hank Snow Society nor any of their immediate family members living within the same residence, as well as, spouse, partner, wife, husband is permitted to enter the lottery. If entered in error, they may not claim any prize won.
Entrants must be Nova Scotia residents and at least 19 years of age. Identification verifying residency must be provided upon request.
CJQC Radio Society/Hank Snow Society nor any of its members, Board of Directors, employees, and subcontractors may be held liable for any financial loss a player may incur as a result of playing the online 50/50.
QCCR FM online 50/50 players assume all financial responsibility for costs and other expenses they incur while playing the online 50/50. Tickets purchased may be refunded only prior to the deadline for ticket sales.
With the prior written approval of the Executive Director, Service Nova Scotia & Municipal Relations, Alcohol & Gaming Division, CJQC Radio Society/Hank Snow Society reserves the right to:
1. Extend the draw date and ticket selling period if enough funds have not been raised to cover the costs to hold the draw.
2. Cancel a draw should the situation warrant it. CJQC Radio Society will return all monies paid.
3. End a draw early if required.
