Deletion of CHWP-FM

Comment: Apparently, http://www.w9wi.com/newweb/fmchannels/278.html at least in 2009 this call sign ''was'' assigned to this station. That said, https://sms-sgs.ic.gc.ca/sippGeneral/callSignList?execution=e1s1&lang=en_CA Industry Canada now shows CHWP as an available call sign (and remember that stations exempt from CRTC licensing are ''not'' exempt from Industry Canada authorization, which would be reflected in its database if it were still active — CHWP-FM's present absence from there indicates, at best, a defunct station), and in any event the programming the station was licensed to broadcast is of a type (the same kinds of live broadcasts of church services and other religious ceremonies as, for instance, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/CFPP-FM|CFPP-FM and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/VF8027|numerous Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/VF/religious stations|VF Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/VF8004|stations, all of which have been brought to AfD in recent years) that, with the license exemption, ensures that the |presumption of notability for licensed broadcast stations does not come into play. Of course, there's far from the sufficient coverage in |reliable sources to satisfy the |general notability guideline. Indeed, the http://www.broadcasting-history.ca/search/node/CHWP complete absence of any mention of "CHWP" on the Canadian Communications Foundation's History of Canadian Broadcasting website may well be quite damning, as that site does include some of these low-power religious stations that they believe did make it on the air — which might indicate CHWP never actually launched, and unlaunched stations are another type of broadcast station with a presumption of ''non''-notability
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BROADCAST||WP:RS||WP:GNG)