The Hamilton Spectator - 2020-04-28

• Hamilton starts to discuss reopening
• City study says no Cootes cleanup needed after huge sewage spill
• Blood tests will tell us when normal life returns
• Ontario unveils a broad outline for restarting the economy
• It will be a ‘long time’ before hospitals can return to normal
• Switch of PA days could violate teacher contracts
• City has spent $1.9 million on Red Hill judicial inquiry
• Anson Place owner must follow directives
• Volunteer sewers stitch gowns for Hamilton midwives
• New McMaster writer-in-residence asking for your musings on ‘home’ amid a pandemic
• St. Joe’s doctor on call around the clock
• Malls face catastroph­ic hit over unpaid rent
• 10,000 businesses apply for wage aid
• Ottawa will guide, not dictate, provincial plans to ease COVID-19 restrictio­ns
• Elementary schools, daycares in Quebec may soon reopen
• Nova Scotians call for inquest
• Lawyers, advocates mull future of jury system
• What companies can do to prepare for a return to work post COVID-19
• May something beautiful come from this pain and grief
• COVID-19 protesters push a selfish message
• Charities and churches are facing a new reality
• It’s time for a Royal Commission on elder care
• Churchill has a team with true spirit
• Just wait until Manning starts calling a few audibles
• Mayday on May Day at St. Joe’s
• Running to relax, reliving the ’60s with Gordon Lightfoot
• Travis Scott’s trippy ‘Fortnite’ invasion
• Learn to move like an Avenger
• Going the distance in social distancing
• Socially connected, physically distanced
• New app turns users into bee counters
• Beginner cooks gain culinary confidence
• Study suggests people rely on gut instincts even when they know better
• Time for bullied husband to stand up for daughter

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