The Hamilton Spectator ePaper

The Hamilton Spectator ePaper

by Metroland Media Group Ltd.

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Released
November 3, 2015
Updated
June 2, 2025

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Read The Hamilton Spectator in its original printed format online, from anywhere. Enjoy features like keyword search, access to past editions, and the ability to share articles. Listen to stories or translate them into 17 languages.

✓Read in printed format
✓Keyword search
✓Access 6 months of back issues
✓Share articles via social media/email
✓Listen to stories
✓Translate stories into 17 languages
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User reviews

Some things good some not

You write really good articles. I also read the New York Times, the Washington Post and cbc listen and CBC news. New York Times is best followed by post. I must say I was disappointed in the spec until I found the sections tab which I use most to find my reading material. You have well written articles. Keep up the good work.
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The online version is terrible. Avoid!

The Spec ePaper

My wife and I have subscribed to the electronic version of the Spectator for years now. Since moving to Florida three years ago, we have continued to enjoy reading the paper daily and keeping up with what is going on in the city and around the globe.

Kindest regards,
Brian Dekleine

App is useless with iOS

I created an account to “log in using Apple” but I cannot sign into the app this way, it only allows via email & password. Please fix this, the website is trash on mobile.

Just let me read the paper - baffled by horrible app

I can’t tell you how broken this app is, it’s beyond useless. I was hoping to start reading the paper again, I can’t it won’t let me even though I’m a paying customer! This app keeps asking me to sign in and then tells me my info is wrong! Extremely frustrating! I just want to read the paper, why do I have to create 2 separate accounts to read the paper! I will not renew my subscription. You have lost me completely, way too complicated of a process, especially in 2024 I just want to read the paper!
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FAQ

What is The Hamilton Spectator ePaper?

The Hamilton Spectator ePaper is a digital version of the printed newspaper that allows you to read it online in its original format from anywhere in the world. It offers features like keyword search, access to past editions, and the ability to share articles.

What are the key features of the ePaper?

Key features include reading the newspaper in its true printed format, accessing up to 6 months of back issues, sharing articles via email and social media, listening to stories, and translating stories into 17 different languages.

How much does The Hamilton Spectator ePaper cost?

The provided data indicates the app has in-app purchases and ads, suggesting it is free to download and use with potential costs for premium features or content. For specific pricing details, users should check within the app or the app store listing.

Can I read past editions of The Hamilton Spectator?

Yes, the ePaper allows you to access editions of the newspaper from up to 6 months prior. This feature enables you to catch up on news you may have missed or revisit older articles.

How can I share articles from the ePaper?

You can easily share articles from the ePaper edition with friends and colleagues. The app supports sharing via email, Facebook, and Twitter, making it simple to distribute trusted news content.