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CHCH is going all news plus movies at night format.......... Channel Zero buys two E! stations from Canwest; plans major programming upgrades June 30, 2009 By Greg O’Brien http://www.cartt.ca/news/FullStory.cfm?NewsNo=8231 TORONTO, HAMILTON and MONTREAL – We’re about to find...

Channel Zero buying Hamilton's CHCH Canadian Press http://www.thespec.com/News/BreakingNews/article/592121 Canwest Global Communications Corp. says...

City bylaw states you must have 1 1/2 parking space for every unit so obviously those apartments have underground parking. The boundary for downtown Hamilton is from Queen to Wellington and Main St and York Blvd and it also includes all of James St North until LIUNA Station.

There's a lot of apartments surrounding the Hunter St tunnel so I wouldn't be surprised if there's underground parking lots toching the tunnel already. You would probably have to do something creative to expand the tunnel. But I doubt GO Transit and the Government of Ontario are willing to...

Balsillie gets assist from Miller in NHL bid Mayor says Steel City better suited than T.O. as home for new team Jun 19, 2009 04:30 AM Dale Anne Freed Staff Reporter http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/653435 Mayor David Miller doesn't think Toronto needs another NHL team. The...

Balsillie, Coyotes willing to extend bid deadline to Sept. 15 Both parties also want judge to order mediation with NHL June 18, 2009 Paul Morse The Hamilton Spectator With files from the Associated Press http://www.thespec.com/News/BreakingNews/article/585628 Jim Balsillie has...

Judge rejects sale of Coyotes to Balsillie Paul Waldie Globe and Mail Update, Monday, Jun. 15, 2009 08:40PM EDT http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/hockey/judge-rejects-sale-of-coyotes-to-balsillie/article1183148/ Jim Balsillie has lost his bid to buy the Phoenix Coyotes. Judge...

Ruling on the future of Coyotes expected later today With the Penguins parading the Stanley Cup around Pittsburgh today, the attention of hockey fans around the world turns to a court room in Phoenix, where a decision on the future of the Coyotes is expected later in the day. Judge...

Hamiltonians rally for NHL franchise next Friday June 19 rally at Jackson Square By Kevin Werner/News staff News Jun 11, 2009 http://www.ancasternews.com/news/article/178115 Hamilton politicians want the city to be the centre of the hockey universe June 19. Councillors are...

One step closer to bringing the Coyotes to Hamilton': Balsillie Canadian billionaire rallies supporters Wednesday, June 10, 2009 | 12:21 PM ET CBC Sports http://www.cbc.ca/sports/story/2009/06/10/sp-balsille-makeitseven.html Jim Balsillie is optimistic that he's moving closer to...

Seems like the Judge is leaning towards approving possible relocation of the Phoenix Coyotes. The judge is currently looking over all the relocations from the past 2:03 - Judge to other leagues on relocation: "the midnight departure from baltimore did not ruin the NFL. The NFL is fine...

12:55 - Developing; Judge considering ordering mediation so two sides can agree on "indemnity fee" for Leafs and NHL for Balsillie taking Hamilton

Been there, done that ... in 1970 Balsillie hearing not unprecedented June 08, 2009 Steve Milton The Hamilton Spectator http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/579325 Is Bud Selig arguing against his own past? One of the most riveting tidbits among the dozens of lengthy "briefs"...

Leafs threatened lawsuit over Hamilton Filing says they claim territorial rights June 06, 2009 Ken Peters http://www.thespec.com/News/BreakingNews/article/578773 The Toronto Maple Leafs have threatened to sue the National Hockey League if a franchise is located in Hamilton, the lawyer...

I can see MLSE increasingly smooching up to Balsillie's bid. What would do more damage to MLSE?.... NHL team outside of the GTA at an already built Copps Coliseum; or A brand new team in the GTA with a brand new arena? MLSE will try to do everything to avoid another big venue that...

I personally don't really care about the public financing Copps's renovation. It would be nice to see some taxpayer’s money flowing to Hamilton's civic infrastructure when compared to BMO Field, Skydome, Bell Festival Centre, Royal Ontario Museum, Four Seasons Centre, etc.

Currently the City owns Copps, Hamilton Place and the Convention Centre (HECFI), which is a $5 million expense each year. So the City would be saving $5 million each year plus get $2 million in rent from Jim Balsillie. So the City would profit $7 million each year.

BlackBerry Balsillie Coliseum? RIM boss has Copps naming rights June 04, 2009 Ken Peters The Hamilton Spectator http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/577234 If Jim Balsillie wants to rip the name 'Copps'...

Part of the deal is that Copps must be included in the naming of the arena.

Proposal for a renovated Copps Coliseum....