The Hamilton Spectator - 2022-05-10

• Inquiry reveals concerns about parkway before completion
• Custis athletes get some good news on field issues
• Rising gas prices are forcing many to cancel summer travel plans
• Building a business mindset at Mohawk College
• ACCURACY PLEDGE
• Prom is back, and so are ‘promposals’
• Province rejects fourth request to build on former Sir John A. Macdonald site
• ‘Major delays’ in Brantford after concrete falls on Highway 403
• Police try to ID arson suspect
• Search ends for assault victim
• Simon begins tour of Nunavik; asks Canadians to work together
• Illegal border crossings on the rise
• Waive patents to help end pandemic, MPs told
• Thirty years following disaster, families say justice is still rare
• N. Ireland in limbo after historic Sinn Fein victory
• Hoggard defence suggests ‘rape story’ made up
• Mom, stepdad face charges
• Wordle answer changed: NYT
• Turkish citizens kidnapped
• Ottawa recovers stolen $558,000
• Border blockade case in court
• Queen to skip Parliament
• NDP promises 300 additional doctors in northern Ontario
• Ford promises ODSP increase
• Justice failing Indigenous peoples
• Denticare program nothing to smile about yet
• New peril awaits Northern Ireland
• How many more people must die?
• Time to tune out all the election spin
• Ageism a problem
• Homes for people
• Street safety
• Juror safety
• Ford’s secrets
• Mattea rocks
• Driving a privilege
• Candidate kudos
• Putin hails Victory Day as conflict rages
• Clearview AI agrees to new limits in court settlement
• Thailand police arrest leader of cult
• RBC spending over $200M to retain workers
• Surging prices compoundin­g inflation’s toll
• Quebec firms anxious as language law nears adoption
• Burlington Downtown Business Improvemen­t Area launches gift card
• Veteran says CFL doesn’t appreciate its players
• Leafs captain Tavares struggling offensivel­y
• Players happy about RBC Canadian Open’s return
• SURVIVING THE LUSITANIA
• The cautious card player
• ‘A Strange Loop’ leads Tony nomination­s with 11
• Celebrate Year of the Garden with bold, blooming colours
• Fresh kicks and a fresh take on a classic
• Ceréna won’t let music industry hurdles stop transgende­r pop stars
• Financial issues require a lot of talk
• STARS MECCA WOODS

The Hamilton Spectator - 2022-05-09

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