News roundup — April 4, 2014

By Mallory Hendry

Canada

Conservative government’s long-awaited victims’ rights bill would force people to testify against spouse, The National Post

For immunity, campaign worker gives evidence to prosecutors in robocalls case, Ottawa Citizen

Transportation Safety Board says Lac-Mégantic train was carrying oil more volatile than advertised, Toronto Star

United States

Lawyers 'forecast wave of new challenges' to campaign finance laws in wake of Supreme Court ruling, Reuters

Regulators warn banks about rising number of cyber attacks, Reuters

International

Google pays $1.4 million fine in Italy over StreetView concerns, Reuters

Turkish PM unhappy with court ruling lifting Twitter ban, Reuters

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