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			<title>Ham Radio, EMS Responders & Teens</title>
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 <br>In a recent resurgence in popularity, teens have been becoming more interested in Ham Radio's. “I talk to people all over the world and if there was an emergency, I could help communicate with others and maybe get help where it's needed,” commented newly certified Noah Cruikshank. A licence is required to operate a ham radio, and can be achieved in a ten week course. For more information contact Jason Miles at ve3tyg@rac.ca

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