The Hamilton Spectator - 2020-07-09

• McMaster security called his bosses at Toronto police over a stop sign
• Everything you need to know about mandatory masks in Hamilton
• Councillor­s back photo radar but question locations
• Man critical after being shot by Hamilton police
• 6,000 tonnes of PCB soil unearthed at Woodward sewage plant site
• Minister calls 13-day COVID test result delay ‘not acceptable’
• Theatres turn to the public for help
• Liberals project $343B deficit
• Auditor finds $2.4B in unpaid student loans, urges recovery
• Ontario overestima­ted cost of irregular border crossers, AG finds
• Japan battered by more heavy rain
• Pot shops upset about ending delivery, pickup
• Eateries welcome to-go booze long-term
• Brooks Brothers files for bankruptcy
• Ex-Ignite chief says he got fired for curbing bills
• Canada’s food insecurity problems are getting worse and food prices are rising
• Ford government making life easier for long-term-care operators
• Canada’s leaders deserve greater protection
• We are nowhere near ready for U.S. visitors
• READERS WRITE
• The numbers could have been a lot worse
• Paving the way: Hamilton’s Meghan McPeak is one of a handful of Black, female sportscast­ers
• ‘You can hear everything’ when stadium doors locked
• Doctor likes hub plans, but says CFL and other leagues still face big issues
• Seasoned opera coach joins the Brott crew
• Forget Baby Yoda. ‘Hamilton’ is Disney+’s best new weapon
• Pensioner asks what to do with CERP seniors’ payment
• In UK libel case, Depp denies hitting ex-wife Amber Heard
• ‘The Old Guard’ director finally got her big shot
• ROCKY’S PANDEMIC PLAYLIST, PART 15
• How do I find the right bra?
• Ismaila Alfa to host CBC Radio’s ‘Metro Morning’
• Great moments in concert history
• Take flight with the perfect paper airplane
• Abuse is the real issue at hand, not his narcissism
• Treat with care and tricks come

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The Hamilton Spectator - 2020-07-10