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K103 is first community talk radio of the nation, based in Kahnawake and worked for Mohawk Radio Kahnawake Association. In March 1981, the roots of CKRK-FM was found when Conway Jocks together with Mohawk Radio Broadcasting started an FM station on 103.5 MHz frequency with 50 w transmitter. The area of the transmitter would be Kanawake reserves alongside other regions of Montreal to the St. Lawrence's South Shore. The transmission would be held in the English Language. The initial format of the station was Country, but then it flipped into Hip Hop and AC later. In April 1994, the frequency change and wattage increase of K103 were approved by Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission; the new frequency was set to 103.7 MHz with ERP increase to 250 w. In 1994, an unincorporated organization from Conway Jocks got the ownership of K103’s assets.

For the list of programming of K103 FM  kahnwake, see below:

KT Wells and the Juke Box full of Memories

Sunday Nightmare with King A

Aboriginal Countdown

Country Weekend with Hank Phillips

K103 Radio Bingo

Move with Zeeta

Kickin’ up the Dust with Vonna Mayo

Jam Session

Tewawennakara: tats Talk Show

The Sky Lounge with Mike Sky

Morning Show

All Kanienkeha Party Line Talk Show

Royal Blues with Dave Bush

Walk in My World with Michael Dell

Open File with Mike Sky

Mid Days with Long Tall Sally

The Best Music Variety

Uptown Classic with Timothy Armstrong

Party Line Talk Show with Ross Montour

Lovers Ride with Rob Marcheterre

The Vault with Don Smooth

Backseat Bingo Bash with Rob Marcheterre

Rechristened channel (brand name is K103) was established in July 2008 with entirely new broadcasting. Feel free to listen K103 FM online and live on its official web page, where you can get shows, news, radio bingo contest, DJ and shows info, weekly radio bingo contest and much more. K103 Kahnawake is also available on social network sites like Twitter and Facebook. Find the site here: www.k103radio.com