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News roundup — February 18, 2014

Canada

Canadian Pacific follows CN's decision to add surcharge on older oil tank cars, Reuters

Conservative government wants public's help rewriting prostitution laws, The National Post

Former Canadian solider battles Veterans Affairs after district offices close, Toronto Star


United States

U.S. Fed to release 'tough' capital rules for foreign banks, Reuters

Banks can work with licensed marijuana stores with 'reduced fear' or criminal prosecution, Reuters


International

U.K. government sued for $4 billion over sanctions, Reuters

Three ex-Barclays bankers charged by UK fraud agency over Libor, Reuters

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