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News roundup — January 29, 2014

Canada

B.C. likely to appeal ruling that fined province $2 million, struck down class size legislation for second time, Vancouver Sun

New Ontario Pension Plan rules to be announced this spring: Wynne, Ottawa Citizen

Politicians accused of 'fiddling with laws' as buildings burn, Montreal Gazette


United States

SEC member warns tighter regulation of money market funds are needed, Reuters

U.S. Steel wins labour fight at Supreme Court, Reuters


International

Bloomberg LP acted lawfully when it published transcript of call between Swatch Group and securities analysts, Reuters

EU's antitrust probe into Google on verge of settlement, Reuters

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