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Legally called as CHLM-FM, also known as Ici Radio-Canada Premiere 90.7 is a French Language Talk and News CBC radio situated in Rouyn-Noranda. Radio Nord established the channel, and it was permitted by the commission to set up an FM dial channel with frequency and wattage power of 96.5 MHz and 51000 watts respectively. It was decided that the channel along with its satellite located at Lithium Mines would telecast the Radio-Canada AM network programming in the surrounding area until CBC got one of its own in the region. In 1979, CRTC changed the frequency of Lithium mines facility upon the license request from 97.3 MHz to 103.5 MHz along with the power that was increased up to 55300 w. In 1979, CHLM-FM signed on the air, after that in 1980 CHLM-FM-1 came into being. In September 1989, Commission denied a request of putting a repeater at Ville-Marie. Both CHLM-FM and CHLM-FM-1 were completely transformed into Radio-Canada AM network’s rebroadcasting facilities. In December 2002, CBC finally approved the Ville-Marie transmitter; it would telecast on 89.1 MHz frequency with a 15900-watt transmitter. In September 2004, CBC acquired permission to get the main Rouyn-Noranda channel, and its Lithium Mines situated transmitter as well.

The license of Ici Radio-Canada Premiere 90.7 and its satellites are validated in May 2013, which would expire in August 2018. In 2015, CHLM-FM-1 made some amends in its authorized contours after that in September 2016 main Rouyn-Noranda station 90.7 also made some changes to the approval of the commission. The station provided both locally produced content and borrowed content which are Région Zéro, Des matins en or and the borrowed Samedi et rien d’autre. Talk and News radio is available online with different stuff to read and hear. Follow CHLM 90.7 FM on Twitter and Facebook as well as on SoundCloud. Explore the website here: http://ici.radio-canada.ca/premiere