The Hamilton Spectator - 2024-06-29

• Man pleads guilty in shooting at park that left victim wounded
• Glanbrook residents will have their say on airport district’s secondary plan
• Imbalances in Haldimand ward boundaries to be reviewed by consultant­s
• THINGS TO DO THIS CANADA DAY WEEKEND
• Closure of Hudson’s Bay in Burlington Centre delayed
• Seven more accusers allege sexual assault by Frank Stronach
• Military ordered to rescue Sikhs: general
• Trudeau should step down, says Liberal MP in email
• Biden stumbles but vows to continue fight
• ‘Carry your son and run’
• Decision weakens federal regulators
• Indictment slams police thinking in Uvalde massacre
• Russia orders ‘response’ to U.S. drone flights over Black Sea
• Trump win not just likely, but probable
• Please let me sleep … and then bring coffee
• The Liberals are ‘done like dinner’
• Remember the dreamers
• Who gets to be the PM?
• We need to talk about ‘sprawl’
• Ontario’s ongoing problem with school credit mills
• ‘Hate van’ is nothing new for Muslims
• Program analyzes extreme weather
• From bikes to trains to kitchen products?
• Where Impression­ism Took Shape
• Buying a Way to Escape Gaza
• Putin Antagonize­s the West Beyond Ukraine
• Pope’s Slur Lays Bare Tensions of Church
• Deaths at Hajj Put Spotlight on Illegal Tours
• The Right To Never Become A Mother
• Weight-Loss Drugs Drain Supply of Insulin Pens
• Sport Changed a Boy, and His Town
• Boeing At Critical Moment In the Sky
• European Bookstores Brimming With English
• Hotter Climate Poses Threat to Dirt Dwellers
• Bodies and Minds, Affected by Space
• After #MeToo, Revisiting a Kiss
• A Journey To an Era Less Civil In Japan
• Bringing Música Mexicana and Country Closer
• What My Surgery Teaches Us About Immigratio­n
• Protests Are Not For Me
• Finally, the Return Of the Diva
• Today’s Teenage Slang Captures the World Perfectly
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD: CONNECTION­S
• Fifty-four and flexible? That’s a bit of a stretch
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• WEEKLY CROSSWORD: Watching With the Sound Off
• Hamilton-area theatre stars continue to make it big
• A summer state of mind
• Dreamy summer getaways
• Summer camp for grown-ups
• It’s not must-win time just yet … but the Ticats really need this one
• Humana-Paredes, Wilkerson team up in Paris as part of beach volleyball squad
• Verstappen under pressure from Norris ahead of Austrian Grand Prix
• Looking to get back on track
• Now members of the Raptors
• Frederick Seidel
• Mad Scientist
• Corporate Barbie
• Joseph O’Neill’s fiction incorporat­es his real-world interests in ways that can surprise even him.
• World’s End
• Scramble for Power
• A Place in History
• New Beginnings
• High class crime
• On your mark, get set: New sports docuseries ‘Sprint’ debuts on Netflix
• ‘90 Days’ and counting
• Teen prospect Miles Russell gets set to make his pro debut

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