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News roundup — September 30, 2013

Canada

Vancouver woman files first Canadian lawsuit under new anti-terrorism laws, The National Post

Bylaw discriminated against female street performers: Ottawa busker in human rights complaint, Calgary Herald

Crown appeals not criminally responsible verdict for doctor who killed his children, Toronto Star


United States

IBM agrees to pay civil penalties over job listings, Reuters

Billionaire set to appear in court for insider trading trial, Reuters


International

Shanghai trade zone announces new restrictions for foreign investments, Reuters

EU antitrust probe sees Samsung offering remedies, Reuters 

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