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News roundup — May 12, 2014

Canada

SCC to decide fate of federal terrorism law, Ottawa Citizen

Quebec wants feds to list temporary foreign worker moratorium, Calgary Herald

UN recommends blocking oilsands pipeline to improve relations with aboriginals, The National Post


United States

Snapchat settled charges with regulators over privacy oversight, Reuters

Tech companies against FCC's 'net neutrality' plan regulating how Internet providers manage web traffic, Reuters


International

British lawmakers set to 'grill' Pfizer CEO over 'powerhouse' Astra deal, Reuters

Criminal investigation sees Dutch head of KPMG resign, Reuters

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