I was brought up listening to CHML. I am now eighty and have continued to listen to your station my…read moreadult life. About a month ago I stopped. It seems like it is not a Hamilton station any longer.It is more like a Toronto station. Also, I am tired of talk especially when most of it relates to Toronto and not Hamilton. Maybe talk in the morning and music and local interest things the rest of the day. I live in the Niagara area. I feel like I have lost a big part of my life.

I hate that the station plays the same commercials endlessly. I listen each night and by 5 am, when…read morethe local takes over, the same commercials run again. The overnight talk is fun. What poor spots and adverts you have. Really only 5-6 different spots.

They make us listen to this drivel at work . Argh boring pop music with boring pedestrian morning…read morehosts :(. Radio is such a power media and they are wasting it here

Kitchener-Waterloo's newest radio station is CBC Radio 89.1 FM - But it's really just the latest…read moreincarnation of the CBC presence in this area. I for one am happy to see it return! Currently there is a morning show produced in the CBC Kitchener-Waterloo Broadcast Centre from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. (really more like 8:37 a.m. and then a 9 a.m. newscast, with the first segment of The Current in between) with Craig Norris. It's pretty good, and I have enjoyed listening to the radio, as well as following along with Andrea Bellemare who runs the conversation online. Some very interesting conversations... There are now also local newscasts during the day as well. Good luck to the CBC's return to Waterloo Region!

I'm constantly underwhelmed when I read the Beaver. I would never read it except that they have…read moredelivered it to our house for months now even though we've never ordered it. Perhaps everyone in Oakville has it delivered? Either way, once I throw out all the ads I'm left with a paper that is 30% of its original size. The Pudd cartoons have consistently been lame and unfunny and I'll never forget when I read the headline 'tools missing from tool shed'. If that's not news I don't know what is.

I'm pleased to see that Steve Nease's "Pud" cartoons are back in The Oakville Beaver. Steve is a…read moreskilled artist who keeps his content up-to-date, amusing and applicable to anyone who has ever raised a family! Keep up the good work, Steve. I look forward to more of your brilliant work. Fay Copland