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News roundup — September 3, 2013

Canada

30,000 claim they 'freed' themselves from Canada's laws in 'sovereign citizen' movement, The National Post

Verizon not coming to Canada, telecom giants still push for policies to be rewritten, The Globe and Mail

Quebec corruption inquiry to shift focus to unions, Toronto Star


United States

Top legal executive at Twitter steps down, Reuters

Talks between justice department, Microsoft, and Google stall, Reuters


International

Swiss banks apologize for tax cheats, Reuters

Bribery of doctors in China by drugmaker 'coordinated by British company' investigation alleges, Reuters 

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