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News roundup — May 9, 2014

Canada

Employers must accomodate parents judgling work, child-care obligations: federal appeal court in landmark human rights decision, Toronto Star

Anti-immigration flyers distributed in Brampton not hate crime: police, The Globe and Mail

Clement orders examination of federal social media information gathering, cites privacy concerns, Vancouver Sun


United States

Appeals court dismissed federal wiretap claims against Facebook, Zynga, Reuters

Election panel approves bitcoin donations to political committees, Reuters


International

Crackdown on use of illegal transactions to circumvent China's exchange controls for gambling, Reuters

Arbitration begins for Vodafone in India over tax dispute, Reuters

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