Paul Fromm

You Have My Vote” — I Heard It in Dundas, in Waterdown and Ancaster Today

You Have My Vote” — I Heard It in Dundas, in Waterdown and Ancaster Today “You Have My Vote” — I Heard It in Dundas, in Waterdown and Ancaster Today, not from everyone, of course. This was a hectic day of canvassing in downtown Dundas and Waterdown. Dundas was unusual. Most people responded to my

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Campaigning Friday, October 23: Free Speech & Hallowe’en

Today my experienced canvas co-ordinator and I hit a number of spots around Hamilton to meet the voters. In Ancaster, an enthusiastic gentleman said he admired my support for free speech and took a number of my flyers for distribution. I love Hallowe’en and found a business selling Hallowe’en supplies a great place to meet

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My Answers to the Campaign Life Coalition Questionnaire

Election Questionnaire for City Council and Mayoral CandidatesPlease answer “yes” or “no”; include additional comments if desired:1. Organizations like Planned Parenthood (PP) routinely counsel women to have abortions, and increasingly, are involvedin dispensing the chemical abortion pill. Given that abortion is a controversial practice that many taxpayers in yourmunicipality find abhorrent, do you agree that

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STOP TELLING PEOPLE WHAT TO THINK, ANDREA: FIX THE ROADS

STOP TELLING PEOPLE WHAT TO THINK, ANDREA: FIX THE ROADSHAMILTON. October 22, 2026. Today Mayor Andrea Horwath will be hosting a meeting at City Hall to launch “This  Hamilton Together: Show Up, Speak Out, Stop Hate, a new public awareness campaign focused on hate prevention and response.‘This is shameful virtue signalling. Not a dime of

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My Answer to Flamborough/Dundas Today’s Question on Inclusion, Compassion and Affordability

At the end of your four-year term, what three measurable changes should residents be able to point to and say, ‘Hamilton is more compassionate, affordable and inclusive because you served on council’? As for affordable, residents will have enjoyed increases no higher than the rate of inflation. I will pare a lot of the massive

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