News roundup — March 3, 2014

By Mallory Hendry

Canada

One of largest malpractice awards ever in Canada awarded to young mother paralyzed by doctor's negligence, The National Post

Unionized truckers in Vancouver join non-union colleagues' strike, Reuters

Canada's laws called a 'hodgepodge' as unpaid internships appear to be on the rise, Toronto Star

United States

Judge says lawsuit against Google over Gmail faces 'hurdle', Reuters

Citigroup's anti-money laundering controls probed, Reuters

International

Ferrari returns to turbo as it aims to meet strict emissions rules, Reuters

Britain abandoning plans to tax bitcoin trading in wake of collapse of currency's leading exchange, Reuters

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