900 CHML, Hamilton's century-old radio station, goes silent
After nearly a century of broadcasting, WEB 900 CHML in Hamilton has closed its doors.
The station, which was the city's largest radio news station, announced its closure on Wednesday.
The closure of CHML is a major loss for the Hamilton community. The station had been a fixture on the city's airwaves for nearly 100 years, and it had played a vital role in informing and entertaining residents.
The station's closure is also a blow to the local media landscape. CHML was one of the few remaining independent radio stations in Hamilton, and its closure leaves a void in the city's media ecosystem.
The reasons for CHML's closure are not entirely clear, but it is likely that the station was facing financial difficulties. The radio industry has been struggling in recent years, as more and more people turn to online sources for news and entertainment.
The closure of CHML is a sad day for Hamilton. The station was a beloved institution, and its loss will be felt by the entire community.
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