Radio Lillooet

About Us

Radio Lillooet (CHLS-FM, 100.5) is a small non-profit community-based radio station in Lillooet, British Columbia. We have been on the air since 2000. We bring voices from the community to Lillooet and its outlying area, celebrating the joys of small-town life.

Becoming a Broadcaster

If you are interested in becoming a broadcaster on Radio Lillooet, please get in touch with us using the contact information provided at the upper-right corner of the home page. We're interested in hearing your ideas. Any resident of Lillooet is eligible to be a broadcaster. No experience required. We will provide training and mentor-ship until you're able to "fly solo".

Brain Food for a Winter Evening - A new show starting in September of 2017. This show will (for the present at least) primarily focus on talking books - a combination of fiction and non-fiction. Up first - Hendrik van Loon's "The Story of Mankind" - a wide-ranging and fascinating overview of the development of human civilisation.

Live Streaming

CHLS is working toward bringing our signal to you via live-streaming on the internet. We are currently testing the system. Please feel free to try the links:

[iPhone Stream]-[Flash Stream]-[PLS Stream]-[M3U Stream]-[XSPF Stream]

If these links do not work for you, go to shoutcast.com, go to the blue box on the right side of the page which says "Search a station, artist or genre....", type in CHLS, and hit enter. When CHLS has been found, click on the play button.

New Phone Number: Please note that we have a new phone number at the studio in the REC Centre -1- 250-999-2086. Although you do have to dial "1" before the studio number, this is not a long distance call.Regrettably, we are not able to list this number in the phone book or with directory assistance so if you call the studio often, please make note of the new number. General enquiries about Radio Lillooet can be directed to the Station Manager at 250-256-7561. We apologize for any inconvenience.

As a courtesy to broadcasters, if you phone the studio, please make sure you do so while a song is playing - not when a broadcaster is speaking on the air. If you can wait until they begin playing a song they will be most appreciative!