News Roundup - July 18, 2014

By James Kang

Canada

Cuts to Alberta’s legal aid system forcing denials for legal assistance, Calgary Herald

New legislation lowers amount of impaired drivers on Saskatchewan roads, Prince Albert Daily Herald

P.E.I. Court of Appeal denies BMO access to money from defunct development project, The Guardian Charlottetown

United States

FedEx facing charges for shipping packages from illegal online pharmacies, Reuters

Committees demand more information from Export-Import Bank over allegations of kickbacks, Reuters

International

China publicly prosecute foreign couple charged with illegally obtaining private information, Reuters

Settlement reached between eBay and LVMH over sale of fake goods, Reuters

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