In 2009, I founded The Hamiltonian with a simple but important vision: to create an independent media voice dedicated to the people, politics, and communities of Hamilton.
Over the years, The Hamiltonian has grown into a widely read and influential publication, proudly carrying the motto: “Hamilton’s Tastemaker for Local Politics and Community.” It is a responsibility we have always cherished and one we remain deeply committed to upholding.
For the past 17 years, that vision has been strengthened and realized through the astute, passionate, and visionary leadership of The Hamiltonian’s Publisher, my wife, Teresa DiFalco. Leading a dedicated team of volunteers, Teresa shaped The Hamiltonian into a respected and fiercely independent voice within our city.
Through thoughtful reporting, challenging questions, and meaningful community engagement, The Hamiltonian embraced its longstanding principle: “Sometimes Tough, Always Fair.” That commitment has reflected our belief that local journalism must not only inform, but also hold elected officials and public institutions accountable to the people they serve.
Teresa’s other leadership roles and the demands on her that they bring has necessitated transition of The Hamiltonian back to me as Publisher. I accept this role with profound gratitude and respect for Teresa and the remarkable team that stood beside her. Her dedication, integrity, and countless hours of volunteer service ensured that The Hamiltonian remained trusted, relevant, and unapologetically fiercely independent. Her guidance will continue to inform our efforts going forward
Teresa shared the following reflection on this transition:
“It has been an honour to serve Hamilton through The Hamiltonian and to work alongside so many passionate volunteers who believe deeply in community, fairness, and meaningful dialogue. I remain incredibly proud of what we have built together and grateful to the many readers, contributors, public servants, and everyday Hamiltonians who engaged with us over the years. The Hamiltonian has always been about giving voice to important conversations in our city, and I know that mission will continue with strength and integrity moving forward.”
With endless thanks to Teresa, I am truly honoured to once again step into the role of Publisher and look forward to continuing The Hamiltonian’s tradition of independent journalism, civic engagement, and service to Hamilton.
Cal DiFalco

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