Just like the city of Toronto, CHOQFM 105.1 stands out for its dynamism, flexibility and professionalism. On air since 2006, CHOQFM is made up of a young, dedicated team committed to Toronto’s Francophones and Francophiles.
- The ONLY French-speaking community radio station in Greater Toronto, which supports the daily lives of the 60,000 Francophones and 418,000 Francophiles in Greater Toronto!
- A non-profit organization
- An essential crossroads for the local plural French-speaking world
- Toronto's only French-speaking multidisciplinary portal connected to current events
- 100% French-speaking & local
Since 2007, the TRC has also managed the popular interactive and informative multidisciplinary French-language portal GrandToronto.ca. With more than 120,000 views per month on average, this site brings together, synthesizes and presents on a single platform all the major information on services, products, jobs & events targeting and/or available for the Franco-Torontoninan community. The site today constitutes a first-class reference in the region.
The Greater Toronto market represents the best development opportunity in the country for French-speaking or bilingual businesses and organizations that wish to promote their products and services. CHOQ FM 105.1 offers direct and effective visibility to an incredible French-speaking and Francophile community. On social media, CHOQ FM 105.1 has 3,200 followers on Facebook, 2,200 followers on Instagram and 1,200 followers on Twitter, with an innovative and multiplatform approach to reach a large audience.
To provide
a voice,
a space,
& tools
to the local Francophone community to promote its cultural richness and support its economic and social development.
A strong, diverse Francophone community that engages, gathers, and resonates in all the accents of the diversity of the Greater Toronto area.
GUILLAUME LORIN
Directeur général & journaliste
MICKAEL LAVIOLLE
Concepteur multimédia, assistant marketing et journaliste
VALERIA LOGIOIO
Appui administratif et comptable
MAGDA JEDRZEJCZAK
Journaliste et reporter de terrain
NANCY NEM
Journaliste / Animatrice / Réseaux sociaux de CHOQFM 105.1 SEBASTIEN ADELAÏDE
Video reporter MARINE OTTOGALLI
Journalist and reporter
DUCHESSE IRADUHAYE
Responsable de la Programmation, journaliste / animatrice
Patrick Bizindavyi
Journaliste Multimedia Would you like to host a radio show, do research, cover events or assist with technical aspects? Do you have a passion you’d like to share? Because CHOQ FM 105.1 is the voice of francophones in Toronto, we’re offering you the chance to contribute to our programming by becoming a volunteer! Contact us today! For those of you who would like to produce a radio program, simply return the completed Submission of a program project form to direction@choqfm.ca so we can evaluate it.
- Judith Charest, President
- Junior Mandoko, Secretary
- Marcelle Lean, Administrator
- Francis Cronier-Thériault, Vice-President
- Eric Keunne, Administrator
- Jean Grenier Godard, Administrator
- José Bertrand, Treasurer
- Gabriel Osson, Administrator
- Karine Barrass, Administrator
- Judith Charest, President
- Francis Cronier-Thériault, Vice-President
- José Bertrand, Treasurer
- Junior Mandoko, Secretary
- Eric Keunne, Administrator
- Gabriel Osson, Administrator
- Jean Grenier Godard, Administrator
- Karine Barrass, Administrator
- Marcelle Lean, Administrator
The Toronto market represents great opportunities for businesses and organizations that want to promote their products and services in French or bilingual. CHOQ FM 105.1 offers direct and effective visibility through its radio, website, and community portal.
- Toronto area
- Castle, Hamilton , Barrie via Rogers numeric on the 957
- Internationally via our website choqfm.ca and the free app Tune In
- We are the one media partner for many events in the Toronto area
- Official radio of the argonauts
- The favourite radio station of the toronto nightclub awards 2006
We acknowledge that we are on the lands covered by the treaty and the territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and we pay tribute to their heritage and the heritage of all First Nations in Canada. Today, Toronto’s traditional gathering place is still home to many Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island, and we are grateful to be able to work in communities that have thrived on the lands covered by the Mississaugas’ treaty.
