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News roundup — May 2, 2014

Canada

Backlash against foreign worker program making it harder for employees, Reuters

Parliament of Canada Act not 'seriously considered' by RCMP to lay charges against Nigel Wright, The National Post

McLaughlin's call to Harper refused, PMO says, Toronto Star


United States

Justices weigh limites to police cellphone searches, Reuters

White House 'wades cautiously' into protection of online privacy, Reuters


International

Russia's parliament passed legislation for creation of domestic credit cards, charges for Western card companies, Reuters

Labour strife in China has Nike considering moving production, Reuters

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