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News roundup — February 21, 2014

Canada

Public calls Kitchener, Ont., PM statue plan 'tacky tribute to rich, white lawyers', The National Post

Mandatory minimum for drug offences 'unconstitutional': B.C. judge, Toronto Star

Quebec cabinet minister named homicide victims, came 'close' to breaking the law, Calgary Herald


United States

G20 crackdown on global tax loopholes gains support of U.S., Reuters

Comcast will file documents on proposed takeover at end of March for antitrust review, Reuters


International

Auto lobby, policymakers butt heads over foreign investment in China, Reuters

EU antitrust chief defends Google's deal despite criticism, Reuters

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