The Hamilton Spectator - 2022-05-12

• Bridge in ‘good condition’ despite repeated dislodgeme­nts
• Port Dover airspace closed for biker rally
• ‘Save one more life,’ advocate pleas
• McMaster study looks to answer why women have fewer orgasms than men
• City deemed ‘risk area’ for Lyme disease
• How to Sell Your Home For The Price You Want and Need
• Residents rally in core for safer streets
• Airports must ‘adjust’ to shorten waits
• Sex assault complainan­t sobs over emotional call at Hoggard trial
• Pilot down, passenger takes over with ‘no idea how to fly’
• Automakers ask government for detailed plan on EV chargers
• Man to face charges of killing mother at sea for inheritanc­e
• NDP vows to lower auto insurance rates by 40% if elected in June
• Liberals pledge $1B to clear surgery backlog
• Ukraine to hold first war crimes trial
• U.S. finds 500 Native American boarding school deaths so far
• Scotiabank exits oil, gas lobby group CAPP
• Ontario Cannabis Store says sales data ‘misappropr­iated’
• Use Hwy. 407 to ease GTA traffic woes
• Filipinos return a Marcos to power
• Ontario is the engine of Canada
• A Ford win threatens communitie­s
• Mayor’s office shouldn’t be a men’s club
• Bulldogs one win from the sweep
• Ruby West tracking toward Olympics
• From the kitchen sink to Skittles
• Bolts in trouble after blowing lead
• Ellevator rises in Hamilton with debut album this month
• Bergman springs into action with Vivaldi’s ‘The Four Seasons’
• Success is like living for ever
• Duff poses nude, opens up about body image struggles
• Dr. Eger’s life lessons apply, well, for anything
• Tips on keeping your dog distracted when dining outside
• Indigenous characters at centre ice in ‘Shoresy’
• Gothic stories, genre-defying memoirs among Trillium Book Award finalists
• Cardin roller-coaster peaks at Junos
• The Black Keys still raw, fast and loose on ‘Dropout Boogie’
• Son’s rage about remarriage puzzles

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