CBCC-FM 91.9: CBC Radio One’s Trusted Voice in Hearst, Ontario
Situated in the heart of Northeastern Ontario, Hearst is a proud, bilingual town with a strong Francophone and Indigenous presence. While surrounded by boreal forests and shaped by a heritage of forestry and resilience, the community is far from isolated—thanks in part to CBCC-FM, broadcasting CBC Radio One on 91.9 FM. This station serves as a vital conduit for local and national news, cultural storytelling, and meaningful dialogue that connects Hearst’s residents to the broader Canadian experience.
CBCC-FM brings the full strength of CBC Radio One to the people of Hearst, offering a well-rounded mix of programming that includes current affairs, Indigenous stories, science features, and community-focused segments. With Hearst’s unique linguistic and cultural makeup, the station plays a crucial role in reflecting the region’s diversity while fostering inclusion. Residents rely on CBCC-FM not just for headlines but for context, understanding, and thoughtful storytelling that resonates with their day-to-day lives.
Broadcasting at 91.9 FM, the station reaches homes, businesses, and travelers across Hearst and the surrounding Cochrane District. Whether tuning in from the kitchen table, on the road, or during outdoor work, listeners count on CBCC-FM for reliable information, weather updates, and insight into regional and national events. In times of emergency, the station is a dependable lifeline, providing essential updates that support public safety and community preparedness.
Beyond the news, CBCC-FM enriches its audience through cultural programming that highlights the voices of Northern Ontario. From coverage of local festivals and arts to in-depth discussions on Indigenous heritage and environmental challenges, the station strengthens local identity while weaving it into the national fabric. This balance between local flavor and national perspective ensures that Hearst is not only informed, but represented and celebrated.
CBC Radio One’s presence in Hearst through CBCC-FM underscores the importance of public broadcasting in smaller, multilingual, and remote communities. In a time when digital media dominates, radio remains a trusted and accessible format—especially in areas where internet infrastructure may be limited. For the people of Hearst, 91.9 FM is more than a station. It is a daily voice of connection, culture, and citizenship, echoing across Northern Ontario with clarity and care.
