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Claude Fournelle is a radio profesionnal from Montreal, Quebec. He is the founder of the Québec-Radio internet radio station and is involved in the Quebec sovereignty movement. He began his radio involvement at the now defunct CFOU-FM, a community radio station in Sainte-Thérèse, north of Montréal and later on in Longueuil's CHAA-FM. He made it into a commercial station, CIME-FM in Sainte-Adèle, where he was hired as a control board operator in the early 1990s. He later on transferred to sister station CIEL-FM in Longueuil but his experience behind the microphone of a commercial radio station began in Laval's CKLM-AM in the mid 1990s where he did almost everything from DJing to news and sports. The passion he developed for broadcasting led him to manage easily when confronted to difficult technical situations and that's probably where the idea of Quebec-Radio stems from.
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