CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON)

CHCH-DT is an independent TV station in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, broadcasting on virtual channel 11 and UHF digital channel 15. The station is owned by Channel Zero and has its studio situated close to the intersection of Jackson and Caroline Streets in downtown Hamilton. Its transmitter is positioned at 481 First Road West in Stoney Creek.

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#94485

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#2786

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#211

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Former coach reflects on SGA’s rise from Hamilton to NBA stardom

4 days ago | chch.com | Matt Ingram

CHCH News anchor Matt Ingram spoke with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s former coach Dwayne Washington who coached him from grade 8 until grade 12, and lived with Gilgeous-Alexander in Los Angeles when he first made it to the NBA. Coach Washington discussed Gilgeous-Alexander’s rise to stardom, his connection to Hamilton, and the skills that make him special.
East Hamilton community mourns after fatal midday fire

5 days ago | chch.com | Danielle de Graauw

A midday blaze has left residents of Mon’s Avenue in Hamilton’s east end in shock. One woman was pronounced deceased, and another was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation.
Hamilton's Arkells connect with fans, community ahead of The Rally concert

1 week ago | chch.com | Sean Cowan

Hamilton’s Arkells were back in the city Friday promoting their Rally concert Saturday at Hamilton Stadium, meeting with hundreds of fans. Saturday is shaping up to be the perfect day as the Arkells are set to host another much-anticipated edition of “The Rally” at the stadium. Back where it all started, on the street they named their band after – which now has a new name: Arkells Alley. This is where the band first met while going to McMaster University.
Police officer seriously injured after crash with tractor trailer on Hwy. 403 near Oakville

1 week ago | chch.com | Amanda Pope

A police officer is in hospital with serious injuries after their motorcycle collided with a tractor trailer on Highway 403 near Oakville. It happened around 3:15 p.m. in the westbound lanes of Highway 403 near Dundas Street West. Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says paramedics rushed the officer to a trauma centre following the crash. He did not specify what police service the officer works for. Westbound Highway 403 is currently closed at Dundas Street West as police investigate.
Former ambassador Jon Allen talks Israel-Iran conflict and U.S. role

1 week ago | chch.com | Matt Ingram

CHCH News anchor Matt Ingram spoke with Canada’s former ambassador to Israel and current senior fellow with the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Affairs at the University of Toronto Jon Allen about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.Allen discussed U.S. President Donald Trump’s next move, the possibility of American military intervention, and ways to de-escalate the situation. WATCH MORE: Trumps Israel-Iran handling criticized by former allies, fueling supporter division
Burlington mayor launches ‘Elect Respect’ pledge against harassment

1 week ago | chch.com | Sean Cowan

The mayor of Burlington, Marianne Meed Ward says abuse and harassment is experienced at every level of elected leadership. And she’s asking fellow politicians and the public to treat elected officials with respect. She’s launched an online pledge called Elect Respect and is asking colleagues and the public to sign it. Meed Ward says she’s been harassed as an elected official and many of her female colleagues have as well — and something needs to be done.
First responders team up for water safety training in Burlington

1 week ago | chch.com | Danielle de Graauw

On Tuesday, the Halton Police Marine Unit and the Burlington Fire Department teamed up at Spencer Smith Park to focus on water safety training – with a focus on children’s safety. “We found one person, a child about five miles out,” said Halton police officer Ryan Anderson. A big concern local rescue teams have is people out on the water with floatation devices not prepared for the wind and the strength of the current.
Burlington seeks zoning order to protect Millcroft Golf Course

1 week ago | chch.com | Sean Cowan

The City of Burlington is once again asking the province to step in and put an end to building homes on the golf course in Millcroft. Right now, certain parts of Millcroft Golf Course are being redeveloped for new homes. But the city, along with residents, don’t want that to happen, and they also don’t want the developer to go after more land on the golf course and build even more homes. Hundreds of trees have already been cut down to make room for 90 new houses.
Hold-and-secures at three Brantford schools lifted after armed youths reported

1 week ago | chch.com | Amanda Pope

Hold-and-secures at three schools in Brantford have been lifted after police investigated a report of two people with a firearm Tuesday. Brantford police say they received a call around 2 p.m. about two youths with a firearm in the area of Spring Gardens Park on Dogwood Drive. In a social media post around 2:40 p.m., officers said Tollgate Technological Skills Centre, St. John’s College and Ecole Confédération were placed in hold-and-secures as a precaution while police searched the area.
Millcroft development sparks health and safety concerns

1 week ago | chch.com | Danielle de Graauw

People living in the Millcroft neighbourhood of Burlington now say they’re worried for their health and safety after smoke appeared to be coming from a woodchip pile, forcing firefighters to make two separate visits. CHCH News reached out to Burlington fire this afternoon and learned that the two suspected fires turned out to be steam from decomposing organic material. But residents remain concerned about the development moving forward.