Fred Eisenberger says “hate speech and acts of violence have no place in the city.” Continue reading →

Eisenberger adds that he looks forward to “getting those bids done and getting an understanding of what the costs are going to be.” Continue reading →

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger says it’s “high time that we put a greater focus on this issue.” Continue reading →

The city says additional traffic safety campaigns will begin later in 2019, including efforts to combat distracted driving, improve back-to-school safety and more. Continue reading →

Seven of 16 members of the new council are women — the most in Hamilton’s history. Continue reading →

Murray said that Hamilton is “on a good groove and we’re moving in a good direction” and he has no doubt that trend will continue. Continue reading →

Some members of city council have questioned whether a recent amalgamation involving the local United Way, which now serves five communities, has played a role in its funding decisions. Continue reading →

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger took Ward 7 councillor Donna Skelly to ask over her opposition to an LRT. Continue reading →

Fred Eisenberger notes that installation of the letters is complete ahead of Friday’s official lighting of the new digital H-A-M-I-L-T-O-N sign. Continue reading →

Eisenberger says the move “could inject new life into shopping malls which have been hit by the trend toward on-line shopping.” Continue reading →