{{Infobox TV|
|Nom station = CFCM
|image = <br />200px|center<br />
|Pays =  
|Langue = Français
|Statut = Généraliste nationale privée
|Création = 1954
CBC : 57<br>SRC : 64<br>TVA : 1971 - ''présent''
|Ancien nom =
|Slogan = « TVA, c'est vrai »
|Siège = TVA - Québec
1000, avenue Myrand<Br>
Sainte-Foy QC G1V 2W3<Br>
Tél : (418) 688-9330
|Web = [http://tva.canoe.com/stations/cfcm/ tva.canoe.com/stations/cfcm]
|Antenne = Oui
|TNT = Oui
|Satellite = Oui
|Câble = Oui
|ADSL = Oui
}}
'''CFCM''' est une chaîne de québécoise.

== Historique ==
=== 17 juillet 1954 ===
La première station privé de télévision à Québec entre en onde. La station est alors membre du réseau anglophone et francophone de la Société Radio-Canada. CFCM-TV est alors la propriété de Télévision de Québec (Canada) Ltée. Famous Players Canadian Corp. Ltd. (49,6&nbsp;% des parts), CHRC Ltee. (19,9&nbsp;%) et CKCV Ltee. (19,8&nbsp;%) sont les autres principaux actionnaires.

=== 17 mars 1957 ===
CFCM-TV devient unilingue français tandis que Famous Players inaugure la station CKMI-TV.

=== 12 septembre 1971===
Le réseau TVA débute ses activités en reliant CFTM Montréal, CFCM-TV Québec et CJPM-TV Chicoutimi.

=== 1972===
CFCM-TV et le réseau TVA deviennent diffuseur officiel des Hockey.

=== 1975 ===
Télévision de Québec vend CFCM-TV à Radio Laval Inc.

=== 1979 ===
CFCM est acheté par Télé-Capitale Ltée.

{{Infobox_Broadcast
 | call_letters             = CFCM-TV
 | city                     = Quebec City, Quebec
 | station_logo             = Image:CFCM Tele 4.jpg<br>Image:Tva-logo.gif
 | station_slogan           = 
 | station_branding         = Télé-4 (TV-4)
 | analog                   = 4 (cable 7
 | digital                  = 
 | other_chs                = 
 | affiliations             = TVA
 | founded                  = July 17, 1954
 | location                 = Quebec City, Quebec
 | callsign_meaning         =
 | former_callsigns         = 
 | owner                    = Quebecor
 | former_affiliations      = SRC (1954-64)
 | effective_radiated_power = 100 kW
 | homepage                 = [http://tva.canoe.com/stations/cfcm/ TVA Quebec City]
}}

'''CFCM''' is a TVA affiliate in Sainte-Foy.

CFCM was Quebec's first private CBC/SRC affiliate.   The station's original owner was Télévision de Québec, a consortium of theatre chain Famous Players and Quebec City's two private AM radio stations, CHRC and CKCV.  

At its launch, CFCM immediately linked up with both the CBC and SRC microwave networks. The station started broadcasting an all-French service on March 17, 1957, when Télévision de Québec launched CKMI-TV.  When SRC opened CBVT-TV on September 7, 1964, CFCM joined the loose association formed by Montreal's CFTM-TV and Chicoutimi's CJPM-TV a year earlier.  This was the forerunner of TVA, which was formally organized in 1971.

Télévision de Québec was nearly forced to sell its stations in 1969 because of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission's new rules on foreign ownership.  The largest shareholder, Famous Players, was a subsidiary of Paramount Pictures.  Eventually, Famous Players reduced its shares to 20% by 1971, allowing Télévision de Québec to keep CKMI and CFCM<ref>[http://www.broadcasting-history.ca/listings_and_histories/television/histories.php?id=125&historyID=127 Canadian Communications Foundation - Fondation Des Communications Canadiennes<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>  The company renamed itself Télé-Capitale in 1974.