The Hamilton Spectator - 2024-04-06

• Costs for big transit projects like LRT are spiking: MTO docs
• ‘They made their choice to torture and execute my son’
• Hamilton police release video of vehicle in targeted Stoney Creek shooting
• Land tribunal dismisses Ancaster developers’ appeal
• What to Do About the House in a Marriage Break-Up
• Hamilton man charged with conspiracy to commit murder
• Pre-authorized payments set to resume
• Haldimand groups tackle world hunger through crop growing
• Encampment organizer charged with assault
• Appointees sought for new Haldimand OPP Detachment Board
• Native Horizons Treatment Centre rises from the ashes
• MEDUSA AND RANSOMWARE ATTACKS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
• CONCERTS, FILMS, MARKETS AND MORE
• Southbrook Golf and Country Club opens for season Saturday
• Meddling warning wasn’t merited, inquiry told
• Mother of killed Canadian rejects Israel’s explanatio­n
• Ukraine says it destroyed Russian planes with drones
• Russia, Trump and NATO’s future
• Gallery head defends the dignity of ‘David’
• Lessons of cannabis law reform
• Nordic countries are on to something
• The reason we ignore the facts
• STEM is important, but so are humanities
• Leadership is about working with others
• We want informatio­n about city hall departures
• The vital role of satire in upholding democratic values
• Eclipse viewers to put pressure on networks
• Promising Greener Olympics
• Signs of Kremlin in Killing of Russian Defector
• Cherry Tree Debate Blossoms in Korea
• Gangs Add to Rohingya Woes
• The Bond Between a Man and a Stork
• Harvard Finally Sheds a Book Binding Made of Human Skin
• Walkway in Hungary Offers View of Corruption
• A Game Of Prices: Buy Low, Drink Up
• A Stream of Troubles Has Worn Down Tesla’s Mystique
• How India Adjusted to a Ban of TikTok
• Rehabilita­ted Manatees Return Home
• Why Some Teenagers Might Smell Like Goats
• Our Past and Future Get Blurrier
• A Dance Remembers Ballet in Iran
• True Crime Up Close, Perhaps Too Close
• Don’t Empower Haiti’s Gangs
• The Great Struggle for Liberalism
• Is Threads The Good Place?
• Everywhere, Let People Eat
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD: FEELING POSSESSIVE
• Follow your dreams, until you get bored
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• WEEKLY CROSSWORD: Amendment Needed
• Past and present connect in Kathy Hyde-Nagel’s career
• Edward Brezinski’s life and fate the focus of ‘Make Me Famous’
• Canada’s Edey an overwhelmi­ng choice for second straight AP Player of the Year Award
• Bills’ contending window still open for business with Allen under centre
• All revved up in the Land of the Rising Sun
• We all want to believe Ohtani. We all wanted to believe Rose
• Blue Jays blank Yankees in New York home opener
• Deion Sanders
• Fulfilling Female Fantasies
• Unfinished Business
• Personal History
• You Don’t Know About Me
• PELICAN GIRLS
• A whole new world
• Diplomatic Douglas: American history headlines in ‘Franklin’
• ITV v. Post Office Ltd.
• Jon Rahm looks to win back to back Masters for first time since 2002

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