part of a reorganization of Znaimer's media assets, the station was transferred to the publicly traded ZoomerMedia in 2010. In 2012, Zoomer Media was one of 27 applicants for an FM station at 88.1 MHz, for the purpose of simulcasting CFZM in the city of Toronto itself. The bid was unsuccessful and the CRTC awarded the frequency to CIND-FM. On April 27, 2015, MZ Media received CRTC approval to operate a nested FM transmitter in downtown Toronto to rebroadcast CFZM at 96.7 MHz with an average effective radiated power (ERP) of 22.4 watts (maximum ERP of 82 watts with an effective height of antenna above average terrain of 280.1 metres), with transmitting facilities located atop First Canadian Place. The repeater (CFZM-1-FM) would enable CFZM to overcome the deficiencies of the AM signal in the downtown core—the same problems that led CBL to leave the AM band 15 years earlier. The repeater, however, will be a first-adjacent signal to CKHC-FM 96.9, a college radio station at Humber College that serves an area in the northwestern part of the city, and will also face co-channel interference with CHYM in Kitchener and CJWV in Peterborough. The repeater would sign on that July. References External links Zoomer Radio CFZM on Radio-Locator Fzm Fzm Fzm Radio stations established in 1956 1956 establishments in Ontario Clear-channel radio stations