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About the AUPE Cultural Enhancement Society

The AUPE Cultural Enhancement Society (ACES) is a licensed non-profit dedicated to supporting First Nations youth projects on Vancouver Island. The Society raises funds that are reinvested directly into youth, cultural, and community initiatives across the region. Our goal is simple: to create meaningful opportunities for young people and to help strengthen the communities we serve.

About CKCC 100.7 The Raven

The Raven is Vancouver Island’s only country music station. Broadcasting from Homalco Village in Campbell River, The Raven is operated by the Aupe Cultural Enhancement Society (ACES).

As the only independent, locally owned radio station serving our listening area, we are committed to strengthening the communities we serve through engaging local programming, meaningful partnerships and strong community support.

All net proceeds are reinvested into cultural projects and community programs, with a particular focus on helping youth build skills, confidence and connection through training, mentorship and cultural healing.

The Raven features new country hits, as well as a mix of contemporary and classic country music. In addition, the station is proud to participate in éy7á7juuthem (Ayajuthem) Indigenous language preservation and growth through industry-leading programs such as Keeping Our Word. Did you know that the Ayajuthem word for "raven" is Poho?

The Raven Coverage Area

About Raven Bingo

Raven Bingo is a weekly, community-focused bingo program operated by the Aupe Cultural Enhancement Society (ACES) and broadcast live on Youtube from Campbell River.

Adults 19 and older can play from home or from participating local venues, with bingo cards available through authorized retailers in communities across Vancouver Island and Powell River. Raven Bingo brings people together for an entertaining and interactive evening while supporting local businesses.

All net proceeds are reinvested into cultural projects and community programs, with a particular focus on creating opportunities for First Nations youth through training, mentorship and cultural connection.