RCCS N.W.T. & Y Call Signs
Taken from their web site and the International Telecommunications Union List of Call Signs. When each station transferred to the Department of Transport the station call sign changed to a Department of Transport Call Sign. A few of the Department of Transport call signs did not have a digit suffix. The Department of Transport station at Tuktoyaktuk did not open until the 1970’s.
VEA Dawson City, Yukon VFD6
VEB Mayo, Yukon VFM8
VEC Fort Simpson, N.W.T. VFF6
VED Edmonton, Alberta VFE
VEE Snare River, N.W.T. closed/did not transfer to D.O.T.
VEFAklavik, N.W.T. (then Inuvik, N.W.T.) VFA6
VEG Fort Smith, N.W.T. VFF3
VEH Fort Resolution, N.W.T. VFR6
VEI FortGoodHope, N.W.T. VFF5
VEJ Ennadai Lake, N.W.T. VFE4
VEK Baker Lake, N.W.T. then Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T.
Baker Lake, N.W.T. VFB9
Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. VYO21
VEL was not assigned to a N.W.T.&Y station – Winnipeg, Manitoba
VEM Yellowknife, N.W.T. VFY2
VEN CameronBay, N.W.T. then Wrigley, N.W.T. VFW6
VEO Hay River, N.W.T. VFH3
VEP Embarras, Alberta VFE3
VEQ Port Radium, N.W.T. – transferred to D.O.T. unable to locate call sign
VER was not assigned to a N.W.T.&Y station – Ottawa, Ontario
VES Fort McMurray, Alberta VFU7
VET Fort Chipewyan, Alberta VFF7
VEU Fort Reliance, N.W.T. VFR7
VEV Norman Wells, N.W.T. VFN8
VEW Fort Providence, N.W.T. – transferred to D.O.T. unable to locate call sign
VEX was not assigned to a N.W.T.&Y station – Penhold, Alberta
VEY Whitehorse, Yukon VFW
VEZ Brochet, Manitoba VFB5
VDI Beaverlodge Lake, Saskatchewan, became Uranium City, Saskatchewan VFB8
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