The Hamilton Spectator - 2018-06-15

• Imperial Oil set to replace pipeline through Waterdown
• Khill trial: Tiny blood stains a sign of great force in shooting
• World Cup 2018
• WhoWhatWea­r
• ‘PRETTY WORRIED’
• ‘Fix it’: Councillor wants answers after another patient escapes
• Community to show ‘love is louder’ at Pride Hamilton
• Stolen steel palm found along with cache of drugs, guns
• Ruthowsky to remain behind bars
• Man charged after woman killed in Hamilton crash
• Cold front amid warm temperatur­es intensifie­d storm
• Trump accused in lawsuit of misusing foundation
• Canada faces trade test from Italy
• It’s ‘unlikely’ Wayne Millard shot himself
• Nunavut premier loses non-confidence vote
• No reported right whale deaths in Canadian waters so far in 2018
• No sanctions relief before denucleari­zation: US says
• End of horse-drawn carriages in Montreal
• Ruling on our right to dissent
• Ontario politician­s should stay clear of electoral reform
• Three cheers for North America’s World Cup coup
• It’s on all of us to raise awareness about suicide
• Appointmen­ts, ‘weasels’ and exemptions
• Burlington citizens denied real input
• Japan banks on 3D map technology deemed crucial for driverless cars
• Amazon selling steaks off the back of a truck
• LOVEGROVE, Donald Allan
• LUPPINO, Immacolata “Concetta” (nee Sorrenti)
• URQUHART, Bonnie (Florence)
• FREURE, Shirley
• Crossword
• CLASSIC COFFEE CAKE
• POLARIS HOPEFUL
• Hold your head high
• Horoscopes
• Incredible­s 2 brings the fun (and danger) back to animated superhero movies
• Tag not exactly ‘it,’ but still a fun, bromantic comedy
• A summer of music comes to Fieldcote
• Mike Shinoda explores loss
• Fantastic Negrito drops new album
• Johnny Marr scales new heights
• National arts fund gives $1.4M to nine projects
• Drake stages epic Degrassi reunion in latest video
• What to wear to summer festivals
• There’s no such thing as ‘dry drowning,’ doctors say
• Can fish oil supplement­s treat depression?
• Help! I just opened my child’s backpack
• Expert partner is more reliable
• Too good to miss VOLUNTEERS
• The secret to an ultra-chill sorbet is in the pectin
• New league wants to ride the ‘rising tide’
• Ciraco returns to Calgary a starter
• SHARE OF LEAD
• The continuing case of the incredible shrinking sweater ...
• Marshall McMorris ready for Stampede
• Texan best friends excited to be Jays
• How did the Ottawa Senators hit such a low point?
• How the World Cup in Canada might look
• FAMILIES Honda Pilot offers safe flight for growing
• 2019 models right around the corner
• Fourth-gen BMW X5 offers off-road option
• Answers your questions

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