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Discussion suggestions: In Friday’s Post - One Sales Tax on Table. I don’t like the idea of more taxes on haircuts, electricity, shoes, etc. And what’s stopping Dalton from doing this?

Also in Post - Recognize fetus, victim’s family pleads. Actually, that should read victims’ family.

Majority support Fetal Protection - CFRA.

And - City can’t afford Pilates lessons by Councillor Karen Stintz. Free Pilates and Yoga lessons? No wonder Toronto is in trouble! Councillor Stintz also points out what a choke-hold the unions have on the city finances.

Oh, and speaking of unions … Heh.

Star - Poll finds (among other things) that “Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion is the least popular opposition leader in more than 20 years.”

Record - Province rejects Six Nations’ demands for fees:

It’s a move that the confederacy’s traditional government says “can only be seen as an attempt to incite violence and raise doubt and more confusion in the minds of their own people and ours here at Six Nations.”

Spectator - Developer calls for more protection.

11:30 AM - Natives occupy Brantford building site.

Ruby Montour, spokesman for the group, made an announcement warning all home buyers and developers that their patents and titles would not be recognized and that homeowners should make sure they check their insurance policies.

It’s your move, Dalton.

The Black Rod - Memo to Grand Chief: The 12 Steps. (H/T to reader Swift)

New poll!