The Hamilton Spectator - 2016-09-15

• The little girl who died in the big war
• 2016 Gallery of Distinctio­n
• Death brings Bernie Miller his freedom
• Cpl. Justin Stark will get medal after family wins long fight
• Seeing stars
• $14M LaSalle marina project gets second look
• Work on Chatham St. bridge put off after signage slip-up
• CITY HALL NOTEBOOK
• School bus driver shortage expected to be resolved by month’s end
• Clement attacks head of the IMF
• What do we do about Canada Post?
• Pot is still a mild-altering substance
• Hints about the future of Canada Post
• Carbon emissions and the risk of policy failure
• Heartfelt note validates father’s efforts
• CUPE sues Liberals to block Hydro One sale
• Trump, interrupte­d, heckled in visit to Flint church
• Volkswagen gets flood of German suits on eve of imaginary deadline
• Bayer, Monsanto deal will create global chemical giant
• Your house is ‘a reflection of who you are’ says Rhona Shaw
• BRAHMS FOR OPENING NIGHT
• JUST ABOUT PERFECT
• Wandering eye isn’t just ‘normal’
• Horoscopes
• GETTING OUT
• GRAHAM ROCKINGHAM’S BEST BETS
• Ryan Gosling a song and dance man in La La Land
• Women have fewer roles on TV, study finds
• Seniors ‘an endangered species’ in Hollywood
• How to protect yourself from hackers
• TWO-STEP VERIFICATI­ON
• Hot for fall: Animal prints, velvet, mixing sporty with casual
• Sugar industry attempt to slant science revealed
• Small study finds chronic fatigue syndrome resembles hibernatio­n
• Easy rustic tart showcases summer tomatoes
• Yes, you can freeze fresh basil
• Off to a fast start in the sand
• Ticats make changes, for two reasons
• SKID CONTINUES
• Jets fans loved Kroppy
• TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY
• Canadians still dominate NHL ranks
• NFL commits $100 million to more head trauma research
• Rex has more current concerns

The Hamilton Spectator - 2016-09-14

The Hamilton Spectator - 2016-09-16