Things are heating up in Hampstead, and it’s not due to the warm temperatures.
The election campaign for mayor of the Montreal suburban town of 7,000 is turning personal.
Two-term Hampstead city councillor Bonnie Feigenbaum is in the political fight of her life. She is trying to unseat incumbent Bill Steinberg.
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The mayor is running for his third mandate.
“I’m doing my campaign, she can do her campaign and at the end of the day I have full confidence in the people,” Steinberg said.
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Feigenbaum worked with Steinberg for two terms. But the councillor insists he’s changed.
“He was an open and accepting mayor and we worked as a team in the first mandate but that has slowly eroded,” Feigenbaum said.
Voters go to the polls November 3rd.
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