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News roundup — July 10, 2014

Canada

Legal action threatened over First Nation blockade in Manitoba, The National Post 

Shadow of Pickton 'looms large' over hearings on anti-prostitution bill, Toronto Star

Toronto councillor threatens to take city to court after council votes in favour of docking his pay, The Globe and Mail


United States

Microsoft drops lawsuit against privately held Internet services firm after failure to take 'proper steps' to prevent cybercrime, Reuters

Alleged creator of Silk Road loses bid to dismiss indictment, Reuters


International

GSK-linked trial to be 'handled according to law': China's foreign ministry, Reuters

Vodafone intends to go ahead with long-running Indian tax arbitration case, Reuters

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