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Monday, June 8, 2026

Traction in Action, with Ward 15 Councillor Candidate Colleen Stewart

Hamiltonians often see candidates on signs, websites, and campaign literature. We'd like to show voters something a little different.

We invited all candidates running for Mayor or Council to submit one photograph of themselves "in action" — doing something that reflects who they are, what they care about, or how they engage with the community. Along with the photo, we asked them to include a brief one- or two-line caption

We are calling this series Traction in Action, because these are candidates who are driven and who are out there earning your vote, gaining traction in their respective races. 

This first edition features Ward 15 Councillor Candidate Colleen Stewart. Here is Colleen (on the left) in action:

Cleaning a garden on Dundas Street during Waterdown's Community Cleanup. Beautiful communities inspire good citizenship in the people who live in them. I was delighted to be able to help.

Cleaning a garden on Dundas Street during Waterdown's Community Cleanup. Beautiful communities inspire good citizenship in the people who live in them. I was delighted  to help.


1 comment:

  1. AnonymousJune 13, 2026

    My compliments to The Hamiltonian for excellent coverage of the municipal election and compliments to Colleen Stewart for walking the walk. She appears to value work over photo ops.

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