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03-21-2011, 08:51 PM
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I agree with everything except the right of a business to discriminate. I think any business should be able to decide who they serve UNLESS it is based on discrimination of an identified group. (we've already covered who this might include/who it does include under Canadian law)
Sooooo ......I guess we're back to square one! lol BTW - my American dollar fetched me exactly ninty-five cents in Canada on Saturday. 
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