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News roundup — September 18, 2013

Canada

Mining company hit with 'largest ever' fine by Ontario court for violations of workplace safety law, Reuters

Proposed legislation would have sex offenders give Ottawa details of itinerary when traveling, Toronto Star

Despite human rights issues, Canada pursues trade ties with Russia, Vancouver Sun


United States

White-collar sentences under review by U.S. commission, Reuters

Former Wells Fargo broker pleads guilty in check fraud scheme, Reuters


International

Bribery scandal 'dents' Big Pharma sales in China, Reuters

Family holding company of Berlusconi ordered to pay damages, Reuters

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