The Hamilton Spectator - 2024-03-30

• MURDER OF A MOB BOSS: ‘We’re going to move mountains together’
• DARTS scrambling over potential privacy breach
• Distress Sales
• HAMILTON TOP 10
• Pay increases at McMaster University and Hamilton police include one nearing $147,000
• Q: Does an employer need to provide a reference letter?
• Emergency funding approved for Brant gender-based violence support groups
• Mac investigat­ing employee barred from teaching for misconduct
• Senior hospitaliz­ed after east Hamilton fire
• LOCAL EVENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND
• Police board to elect new chair as incumbent leaves
• First Black man to win supporting actor Oscar dies
• Cranes arrive to remove wreckage
• Getting more housing built faster is top considerat­ion
• Time running out to hand over reins
• Climate anomaly a very big deal
• Do Ontario ads cross the line?
• We all have our doubts
• Mayors remain accountabl­e
• Gathering to say goodbye
• Loose lips about settlement expensive
• Clouded Memories Of Trump In Office
• Brutality of Sugar Cane Fields
• Hezbollah Strikes. Israelis Evacuate.
• Modi Takes Aim at Prosperous Southern States
• Welcome to Japan, Where Bad News Is Relative
• Africa’s Donkeys, Coveted in China And Disappeari­ng
• When Space Rock Lands, Whose Is It?
• Camilla Steps Up Amid Health Crises
• Vietnam Veteran Returned to Clear Bombs
• Automakers Track, and Share, Data on Drivers
• Crypto Comes Roaring Back in Philippine­s
• Chinese Exports Worry the West
• Psychedeli­c Drug Targets Addiction
• Timepiece Surfaces, Telling of Its Past
• Horror for Teens Is Not Horrible
• Is There Now Space for Social Pariahs?
• Elon Musk Is Obsessed With Something He Does Not Understand
• Why I Can’t Wait For the Eclipse
• An Arab Mandate for Palestine
• Children Need Better Places to Go Than the Internet
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD: ALL OVER THE MAP
• Those misused words came back to bite me
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• WEEKLY CROSSWORD: Funny Business
• Can the Golden Girls’ fantasy really work?
• A remarkable ballet rebel returns with some revelatory dance
• Non-alcoholic and excellent
• BESTSELLER­S
• LOVELY LILIES
• NCAA president Baker urges states with legal wagering to ban prop bets on college athletes
• Not a doubt in his mind
• The Godinez sisters are making their mark
• Nothing good lasts forever
• Morgan Parker
• The Last Word
• Holding the Line
• Torch Song
• Strength in Words
• At Home in the Water
• In Living Color
• Poppy Days
• Talented Mr. ‘reboot’
• A sweet setup: Colin Farrell leads mystery drama ‘Sugar’
• In the driver’s seat
• Saka and the Gunners continue their title chase against Manchester City

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