CHHA-1610 Toronto ON has applied to the CRTC to use a directional array and to 
use
6.25 kW both day and night instead of the currently authorized 10 kW - day,
1 kW - night.

The link to the actual application is dead so I do not know the nature
of the proposed pattern, but I presume that they will protect Montreal. 

<http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2011/2011-327.htm>

1.     Toronto, Ontario

Application 2011-0056-0

Application by San Lorenzo Latin American Community Centre relating to the 
broadcasting licence for the community AM radio programming undertaking CHHA 
Toronto.
The licensee proposes to amend the authorized contours by changing the antenna 
radiation 
pattern from non-directional to directional and by changing its transmitter 
power 
from 10,000 watts day time and 1,000 watts night time to 6,250 watts day and 
night time. 
All other technical parameters would remain unchanged.

The licensee states that such a change in transmitter power would allow the 
station to 
regain lost listenership resulting from the night-time power reduction. The 
change in 
antenna radiation pattern was required to protect other AM stations from 
skywave interference.
The proposed amendment would decrease potential listenership in the 15 mV/m 
contour during 
day time hours from 1,315,982 to 1,067,284 while increasing it during night 
time hours from 
194,073 to 1,067,284. In the 5 mV/m contour, the proposed amendment would 
decrease the potential 
listenership during day time hours from 2,828,585 to 2,409,869 while increasing 
it during 
night time hours from 500,010 to 2,409,869.

73,

Deane McIntyre VE6BPO
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