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News roundup — October 10, 2013

Canada

SCC hears challenge of national security certificates, Toronto Star

Judge acquits 89-year-old peace activist who refuses to fill out census, The Globe and Mail

Magnotta, legal team absent from pre-trial, Winnipeg Sun


United States

Judge rules creditors of bankrupt LightSquared can vote on competing plans, Reuters

Trade representatives opted to uphold ban on Samsung products, Reuters


International

Police in China target Internet 'rumours,' activists call it 'blow to free speech', Reuters

Suspect in notorious cybercrime case arrested in Russia, Reuters

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