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News roundup — February 10, 2014

Canada

Critics say anti-vouching provisions in elections act could be unconstitutional, Ottawa Citizen

Government's threat of back-to-work law sees union reach deal with CN, Reuters

Manitoba says Ottawa's cut of First Nations policing program an attack on justice, The Globe and Mail


United States

U.S. probe settles by Toyota for close to $1 billion, Reuters

U.S. Chamber of Commerce wants government to put pressure on India over patent protection, Reuters


International

Ecuador's competition watchdog fines America Movil subsidiary, Reuters

Italy warns India enforcement of 'strict anti-piracy laws' in marines case could 'hurt EU ties', Reuters




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