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News roundup — October 15, 2012

Canada

MPs to debate private member's motion to develop national bullying prevention strategy, Vancouver Sun

Study finds Canada has no need to amend Criminal Code to specifically address 'honour killings', The National Post

Firearm-related crime, including policing, prosecutions, costs Canadians over $3B a year: study, Toronto Star


United States

Card fee deal would be largest federal antitrust settlement in U.S. history, Reuters

Financial-crisis lawsuits pile on U.S. banks, Reuters


International

Court prepares to hear Costa Concordia's 'black box', Reuters

Tax evasion trial put off, Ukraine ex-PM cites poor health, Reuters 

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