The Hamilton Spectator - 2017-02-28

• Horwath says she can cut hydro bills up to 30%
• Wards 1, 2, 3 could see the largest tax hikes
• Populism and the fragile state of democracy
• PC leadership hopeful Kevin O’Leary has backed out of Tuesday’s debate in Edmonton
• Pilot who died in Cold Lake CF-18 crash didn’t eject, call for help: DND
• McMaster buys 9 homes for 800-bed residence
• Jewish centres cope with bomb threats
• Difficult times obscure Canada’s role in Iraq
• White House gets counter-ISIS plan
• The time to fight the drug epidemic is now
• Don’t give in to Trump-style fear
• Keeping refugee flood from U.S. in perspectiv­e
• Why we railed against Trump’s executive order
• Life may exist just about everywhere
• Compensati­on is on its way
• Manulife says banking unit was penalized for ‘administra­tive lapses’
• After Google grounds drone project, Facebook boosts flights
• Sunrise Records chief believes he can succeed where HMV failed
• How to build better soil? Stop treating it like dirt
• DON’T PUT SOIL ON THE BACK-BURNER
• SIGHT FOR POOR EYES
• Can you put trust in a relationsh­ip built on lies?
• Horoscopes
• No mistaking the Vaudeville in this Shakespear­e
• Trump inspires a golden age of late-night comedy
• PwC apologizes for Oscar’s best picture mixup
• ‘I am alive and well’: Oscar’s overlooked ‘in memoriam’ foul-up
• LIST OF WINNERS FOR THE 89TH ACADEMY AWARDS
• An indulgent way to enjoy potatoes
• Super simple, really good roasted butternut squash soup
• Homeless find a champion in Medicine Hat
• A door opened by mumps
• 3 DOWN NATION
• RAPTORS SQUEAK BY KNICKS
• Healing time for Jerry and Jimmy
• One step over the line
• Coach puts more weight on Tavares
• Wave goodbye?
• Popp and Trestman team up again, in Toronto

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