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News roundup — June 5, 2014

Canada

Saskatchewan case highlights distinction between 'realities of unsavoury online interaction,' proposed anti-cyberbullying law, The National Post

Parliamentary committee urges Ottawa to increase benefits to injured veterans, Toronto Star

Union moves to initiate strike action after pay cut approved for B.C. teachers, Calgary Herald


United States

SEC charges against bitcoin entrepreneur settled, Reuters

Samsung gets settlement in patent litigation, Reuters


International

Uncertainty around implementation of EU court's ruling around 'right to be forgotten', Reuters

China's state media calls for 'severe punishment' for U.S. tech firms for monitoring, 'stealing secrets', Reuters

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