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News roundup — April 23, 2013

Canada

Toronto lawyer denies 'nasty tweets' about Boston bombings from his Twitter account, Toronto Star

SCC Justice Morris Fish is retiring, leaving Harper to make next appointment, Calgary Herald

Engineer charged under health and safety laws in deadly Elliot Lake mall collapse, The National Post


United States

Antitrust law tested by Cablevision's suit against Viacom, Reuters

Court rules Medicare plan has 'no right' to sue man's survivors for medical expenses, Reuters


International

Egypt's president takes back plan to 'purge' judges, says he will respect the judiciary, Reuters

100 political prisoners get amnesty from Myanmar, Reuters

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