The Hamilton Spectator - 2016-04-05

• THE ONLY SIGN OF SPRING
• Lid off biweekly trash pickup once again
• Ottawa to study gap in uncollecte­d taxes
• Math focus for elementary schools
• GO WILSON
• SPORTS HOCKEY
• EFFECTIVEN­ESS QUESTIONED
• Perrin lawsuit questions reliabilit­y of witnesses
• Young turtles still dying too often in Dundas
• A cross-examinatio­n rife with drama, surprises
• Mechanic didn’t call police about truck
• Child sex offender’s sentence reduced
• Voters give Saskatchew­an Party third consecutiv­e majority
• Countering the ‘dirty bomb’ threat
• 2014-15 flu shot was a bust, say researcher­s
• Trump proclaims ‘America First’ as policy
• Wynne’s fundraisin­g reform long overdue
• Lawyer Marie Henein betrayed no one
• More rail transport, not more highways
• Supported exercise is essential, but we need data
• What did we learn from the Ghomeshi trial?
• Honest talk from a minister under pressure
• Province planning home inspector regulation­s
• More effort required in Canada for that one Big Mac
• Tackling health care through innovation
• Toyota forms ‘connected’ car data company
• Jessica Knoll reveals the rape behind her novel, Luckiest Girl Alive
• SALTY HALLOUMI
• COUNTRY TIME
• Women aren’t complicate­d
• Horoscopes
• Will the best singer win final season of American Idol?
• Jason Reitman talks about making TV that’s more like the movies
• Samantha Morton is a survivor
• Hot Property: JLo drops asking price to $12.5 million
• Riveting stories build empathy, understand­ing for kids with an ASD
• Menstrual cups vs. tampons: things you might not know
• If they compete, you counteract
• Newman Robotics Team 4618 at the FIRST Robotics Regional Competitio­n
• Listen to the Poem: CN’s Slam Poetry Team
• He’ll soon ‘bloom’ from a Gull to a Duck
• Bulldogs now Steve Staios’s team
• CONTE TO THE RESCUE
• TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY
• Rio officials fret over how to fill empty seats
• Blue Jays use long ball to power past Rays

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