News roundup — December 9, 2013

By Mallory Hendry

Canada

MPs debate bill that could revoke pensions of colleagues convicted of indictable crimes, The Globe and Mail

Underwear, outdated safety video among things illegally using copyrights government material says report, Ottawa Citizen

Canada running out of time to offer Obama climate change concession as Keystone ruling nears, Reuters

United States

Fight over defunct Nortel's $7.5 billion will not go to arbitration: U.S. appeals court, Reuters

13 people plead guilty in PayPal cyber attack, Reuters

International

China bans banks from making bitcoin transactions in first move to regulate digital currency, Reuters

EU antitrust chief says Samsung 'needs to do more' to settle patent dispute, Reuters

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