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News roundup — February 24, 2014

Canada

Liberal party's national convention sees vote to legalize assisted suicide, The National Post

Railways carrying crude oil agree to stricter safety rules, The Globe and Mail

Tim Hudak makes 'U-turn' on right-to-work law, Toronto Star


United States

Supreme Court refuses to wade into 'politically volatile issue' of gun control, Reuters

Billionaire investor Icahn accuses eBay board members of failing to spot or ignoring conflicts of interest, Reuters


International

EU lawmakers look to get rid of roaming fees by 2015: EU paper, Reuters

Deutsche Bank reduces U.S. balance sheet as U.S. Federal Reserve adopts new rules to shield the country's taxpayers from costly bailouts, Reuters


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