The Hamilton Spectator - 2016-07-29

• ‘How do we sell our food in Canada?’
• Val Ramsay knows the art of collecting
• Officer sentenced to six years in Yatim killing
• GO WHOWHATWEA­R
• Hillary Clinton makes her case after days of endorsemen­ts from Democratic stars
• Tower planned for Corktown low-rise complex
• Seniors bracing for bus fare increase
• City considerin­g private sale of Dundas alley
• Burlington moves ahead on New Street cycling project
• Pedestrian struck in two-car crash
• PLAN YOUR WEEKEND
• Flatliners reboot to be filmed at former Oakville hospital
• Dundas group home advocates will continue, despite funding rejection
• Rio de Janeiro readies for worst as terror threat hangs over Olympics
• Probe: prison death details so vague, of no value to families
• Payday debacle for civil servants won’t wind up until fall
• Double double in the Philippine­s
• Make sure you have enough for retirement
• Survey: mobile banking makes customers happier
• Peaches are another casualty of drought
• Loblaw verifying accuracy of Coinstar machines
• Sexism in politics? You bet
• The UN could use a little more democracy
• An anniversar­y wish to the music in my life Love and marriage have their own sweet rhythm and it’s wonderful to share
• Tentative deal with doctors not good for Ontario
• Revenge porn case, new twist
• Breaking up is hard to do
• Horoscopes
• Artist can’t keep up with shootings
• GETTING OUT
• Clouds, fire and farm implements form Supercrawl art
• TOO GOOD TO MISS
• With 7 suicides in her family, Mariel Hemingway declares war on depression
• Canadian-made robot helping to assess dementia at retirement home
• A card’s moment in the spotlight
• BITS and BITES
• Walker shoots sizzling 65, is early leader in New Jersey
• Ticats sit too long in starting blocks
• Lee ties British Open record
• Russia’s depleted Games team heads for Rio
• Africa’s best Olympian dives in for the last time
• Protesters in Brazil halt Olympic torch relay and extinguish its flame
• Golfer shoots two holes in one in one game
• Als hope to jump-start offence against Roughrider­s
• Shrewd moves by Buono give Lions depth
• Argos DB ready for pal Burris
• ONE BOOK ONE BURLINGTON
• EXPLORE COLLINGWOO­D
• Stay on your feet with home safety and mobility aids
• Plan ahead before downsizing
• What it takes to do retirement differentl­y
• Back pain? Try exercise!
• Will I run out of money in retirement?
• RNs lead the project to assist seniors with oral health care
• Boomers have an edge when it comes to happiness, study says
• Stay connected within your community
• Three easy tests that could save your life

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