The Hamilton Spectator - 2022-05-03

• BLOSSOMS OF SPRING
• ‘Accomplish­ed in so many ways’
• What rules did residents break in 2021, and where?
• Early birds make it official in races for Hamilton city council seats
• Councillor­s want action on road safety
• Skelly announces $8.7 million for Heddle Shipyards
• Slow uptake of fourth COVID dose
• More polluted debris discovered atop Kenilworth water reservoir
• Loose horse in ditch prompts cruelty investigat­ion
• Canada ‘will lead in EV supply chain’
• Punish Russia for sex crimes: Ukraine ambassador
• Dubai delivery drivers walk off job in rare protest over pay
• JonBenet Ramsey’s father wants outside agency to test DNA
• Court backs group on city hall flagpole use
• No new COVID deaths reported
• Drone carrying guns found
• Hate-motivated crimes up 22%
• Flooding forces evacuation­s in some areas of Manitoba
• Civilians rescued from bombed Mariupol plant head for safety
• Officer charged with murder
• Chan-ocha, Kishida talk
• New Mexicans fleeing from fire
• Warrant issued for jail official
• Israel holding more than 600 Palestinia­ns without charge
• Pulling back from wider war in Europe
• Climate change is too costly to ignore
• Poilievre’s reckless pandemic politics
• It’s time to tackle digital inequity
• Zoning reform should be election priority
• Courtesy lacking
• Why no charges?
• I choose to live
• Selling debt
• Protesting what?
• Selling debt II
• Rolling blunder
• ‘It won’t change overnight’
• Acquisitio­ns worth $1.1B
• Safety record in the spotlight
• New York union drive defeated
• Maple Greenhouse­s and Garden Market expanding its business
• Former CFL player among participan­ts in Officiatin­g Academy
• Richards curious where he’ll be picked in CFL draft
• Nurse brushes aside Lakers rumours
• Fernandez falls in doubles play
• Mets cut Canó despite big deal
• Russia removed from events
• Salt Lake, Sapporo lead race to host 2030 Games
• What it takes for contenders to win the Cup
• Kentucky Derby returns to normal with capacity crowd
• DOORS OPEN HAMILTON
• ‘Doors Open’ at Balfour Estate
• Joanna Barnes starred in ‘The Parent Trap’
• Canadian ‘Jeopardy!’ champ comments on show’s queer representa­tion
• From legal eagles to sea serpents, streaming highlights for May
• Neal Adams was top artist for both DC Comics, Marvel
• B. C. brothers make it big in Bollywood
• Mom worries son is throwing it all away
• HOROSCOPES
• If you start well, you will end well
• Conceptis SUDOKU

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