The Hamilton Spectator - 2020-05-14

• Four-year-old ‘superhero’ Charlie dies from cancer
• 11,182 tested in Hamilton for COVID-19
• SHELL-SHOCKED: beloved bronze turtle missing from Gage Park fountain, presumed stolen
• Province issues new emergency order on long-term-care homes
• Emma’s Back Porch closing
• ‘The biggest learning loss in living memory’
• Proposed pot shop in Ancaster riles neighbours
• Murder trial on pause for pandemic
• City recruiting for ‘economic recovery’ task force
• A horse with no name, no longer: Say hello to Argyll
• Dog dies in Wentworth North shipping container fire
• Hamilton-born actor Nick Cordero wakes up from coma
• ‘It took the wind out of my sails’
• McMaster offering isolation rooms for residents on the front lines
• Small airlines fear flying under the radar
• Hamilton GDP projected to drop by 3.2%
• Non-medical masks can be helpful when physical distancing not possible, Tam says
• Canada wants to extend U.S. travel ban
• Midnight haircuts mark New Zealand’s reopening
• White House war on workers
• Blood clots are the latest threat to coronaviru­s patients
• COVID-19 racial data could save lives
• Releasing elderly inmates en masse is misguided
• There’s more news out there besides COVID-19
• Let’s hope all parties can work together
• It’s a Raptors 905 reunion with Honey Badgers
• So close, yet so far: Aching to see Irene
• If you have high interest in travelling again ...
• The best of music in the worst of times
• ROCKY’S PANDEMIC PLAYLIST, PART 7
• Why cloth masks require regular washing
• Crispy homemade waffles start day off right
• The people I care about haven’t been reaching out
• Try to understand the opponent's plan

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