CFOM (defunct)

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CJQC (1953-1963) and formerly CJNT for Joseph-Narcisse Thivierge (1949-1952) were the call letters used by Quebec City's only English radio station between 1953 and 1964. The call letters "CFOM" were used by the station from 1964 until its shutdown on August 8, 1975 at 5 PM. It broadcast at 1340 kHz on the dial with 250 watts of power. They were the creator of Quebec City's Music Radio Format. After CFOM, all the French radio stations followed the same radio format today. They've been creating voices, music mix, promotion things and everything else found in the radio of today! They were pionnieers of Music Radio Quebec.

v • d • e Radio stations in Quebec City Station/frequency CHRC 800 • CKIA 88.3 • CKRL 89.1 • CION 90.9 • CJEC 91.9 • CJSQ 92.7 • CJMF 93.3 • CHYZ 94.3 • CBVX 95.3 • CBM 96.1 • CHOI 98.1 • CHIK 98.9 • CIHW 100.3 • CHXX 100.9 • CFOM 102.9 • CIMI 103.7 • CBVE 104.7 • CBV 106.3 • CITF 107.5 Defunct: CFOM 1340 Quebec Radio Markets: Abitibi-Témiscamingue • Gatineau • Mauricie • Montreal • Quebec City • Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean • Sherbrooke/Estrie See also: List of radio stations in Quebec