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Clubs, Nets & Links

Local clubs, regional nets and national resources for amateur radio in southern Alberta and across Canada.

Useful local clubs, networks and national resources for amateur radio operators in southern Alberta and across Canada. This is a starting point, not a complete directory. Frequencies, meeting times and websites change, so confirm details with the club or on the air.

Southern Alberta

Southern Alberta Amateur Radio Club (SAARC)

Lethbridge-area club, active since 1932. Runs the solar-powered VE6CAM repeater on 146.880 MHz (−600 kHz), about 50 km north of Lethbridge. Offers licence courses, has accredited examiners, and takes part in Field Day every year.

Foothills Amateur Radio Society (FARS)

Based south of Calgary around Okotoks and Millarville. Runs a linked repeater network across a large part of southern Alberta, plus the VE6FAR Winlink node and APRS digipeaters.

Chinook City Repeater Group

Lethbridge group behind the VE6UP repeater on 147.150 MHz (+600 kHz) at the CKUA tower. All local repeaters are on the Local Repeater Quick Reference.

VE6DOK station

The VE6DOK repeater on 442.075 MHz (+5 MHz, no tone), FM and Wires-X, and the VE6YQL APRS iGate. Both are run by Gary, VE6CV.

Online groups

Regional HF nets

Evening nets you can reach from southern Alberta. The full table, with UTC times, is on the Nets page.

  • Alberta Public Service Net: 3.700 MHz, daily 6:30 pm
  • BC Public Service Net: 3.729 MHz, daily 01:30 UTC
  • Montana Traffic Net: 3.910 MHz, daily 00:30 UTC
  • Canadian Amateur Aurora Net: 7.100 MHz, daily 23:00 UTC
  • Maritime Mobile Service Network: 14.300 MHz, daily
  • Saskatchewan: see the Saskatchewan Amateur Radio League

National (Canada)

Operating resources

Last checked October 2026. Club details change, so if something here is out of date, let us know through the About page.

Last updated October 2026.