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News roundup — March 5, 2014

Canada

Historic land claim case ends with tribunal siding with B.C. First Nation, Montreal Gazette

Judge rules Ottawa's purchase of airport scanners 'unfair, unreasonable, and non-competitive', Toronto Star

Lawyer behind Ezra Levant libel suit accused of attempting a 'shakedown' of Maclean's magazine, The National Post


United States

Judge to decide if world's biggest passenger airline 'was really a good idea', Reuters

U.S. judge rules Ecuador's $9.5 billion ruling against Chevron was corrupt, Reuters


International

London gold-fix banks accused of manipulation in lawsuit, Reuters

Japan says regulation of bitcoin needed, debates asset tax for digital currency, Reuters

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