CKOH-FM is a community radio station based in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. It serves as a platform for the region’s Indigenous communities, particularly through programming in both English and Inuktitut. The station is operated by the OKalaKatiget Society, an organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the culture, language, and traditions of the Inuit and other First Nations peoples in the area.

Launched in 2016, CKOH-FM broadcasts from its Happy Valley/Goose Bay transmitter on the frequency of 99.3 MHz, providing an effective radiated power of 1,710 watts. This allows it to reach not just Happy Valley-Goose Bay but also surrounding regions. The station plays a diverse range of content, including music, news, public service announcements, and community-driven stories. By featuring programming that emphasizes youth, education, and cultural expression, CKOH-FM nurtures a sense of community among listeners, while also offering a space for the Indigenous population to celebrate and preserve their heritage.

One of the station's key objectives is to provide a voice to local communities that are often underrepresented in mainstream media. It plays an active role in fostering cultural pride and resilience, particularly by incorporating Inuit language in its broadcasts, which is a crucial tool in maintaining the language’s vitality in modern society. The station’s programming also includes vital information such as weather reports, health updates, and regional events, ensuring that listeners are informed and connected.

• Okalakatiget Society
• CKOH in the REC Canadian station database
• CKOK in the REC Canadian station database
• 1340CKHV in the REC Canadian station database

53°18′59″N 60°17′13″W / 53.31639°N 60.28694°W / 53.31639; -60.28694