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News roundup — May 29, 2013

Canada

B.C. court grants Brian Burke permission to sue 18 anonymous people, Toronto Star

Bankruptcy court rules victim can be paid from fraudster's life insurance, Chronicle Herald

CRTC fines Wildrose, Ontario PCs over automated polling calls, The National Post


United States

$3.5 billion settles Citi's federal suit over mortgage securities, Reuters

New York state lawyer calls for former AIG chief to still face trial despite claims being dropped, Reuters


International

Prosecutor blames 'Islamist motivation' for attack on French soldier, Reuters

Human Rights Watch says Kenya's high court blocked planned relocation of refugees, ending police brutality, Reuters

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