The Hamilton Spectator - 2019-08-20

• Last Riley survivor of Dieppe Raid makes 77th anniversar­y
• Ford sticks to funding cuts
• Ready for semis
• Time ticks on for Tivoli
• Ford government unveils revised cuts to funding for municipali­ties,
• Mac prof chases spiders and hurricanes
• Crown seeks five-year term for thieving CFO
• Scheer won’t ‘lift a finger’ to bring Letts to Canada
• PC riding rep raps lobbyists on Ford campaign
• Suspected killers recorded final message on cellphone, family says
• Partisan ads elections law called ‘absurd,’ ‘lunacy’
• The Denture Centre is now, Saberton Denture & Implant. Dentures, still just $499
• Moving from Steeltown to Smart City
• Stages of grief and ecological loss
• Why the Ethics Commission­er is out to lunch in Trudeau report
• North Korea’s motives murky in attack on South Korea’s president
• Finding a solution to noise pollution
• Top U.S. CEOs rethink the meaning of shareholde­r value
• Catalyst Capital buys nearly 18.5M HBC shares
• Lopez, Rodriguez are investing in fintech firm Acorns
• Pot industry underestim­ates old-school dealers
• My elderly aunt may need interventi­on
• Horoscopes
• Two suit fits increase tricks
• FALL INTO AUTUMN
• HANDMAID’S SEQUEL
• The queasy appeal of TV’s Succession
• Park the helicopter, parents
• Men with advanced dementia more likely to be hospitaliz­ed: study
• Making food safer
• Nichols is latest opening-day starter to go down
• Thibault looking to keep learning and improving at CP Women’s Open
• COMING HOME
• SUSPENDED
• They also used hands to express opinion on DQ
• Auger-Aliassime passes Raonic as top Canadian in men’s tennis rankings
• Nothing like a green jacket to lift the spirits
• Henderson is in it for the long haul
• NFL’s Plan B for when careers end suddenly

The Hamilton Spectator - 2019-08-19

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