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News roundup — October 16, 2012

Canada

Quebec company accused of jeopardizing World Trade Center rebuild: lawsuit, The National Post

Irving Shipbuilding tries to keep details of gov't contract quiet in lawsuit, The Chronicle Herald

Court martial begins for cadet instructor accused of sex crimes, The Globe and Mail


United States

Arizona voter registration case to go to Supreme Court, Reuters

U.S. Border Control to be sued by family of slain Mexican teen, Reuters


International

Russia to submit bill to ban tobacco advertising, raise taxes on cigarettes, Reuters

Britain may prosecute for 'biggest military hack of all time' but no extradition to U.S. for accused, Reuters

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