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News roundup — September 4, 2013

Canada

Harper says the government will 'protect fundamental rights' in face of Quebec's 'values' plan, Vancouver Sun

Critics allege proposed Manitoba anti-bullying law 'so vague' it could find anyone guilty, The National Post

Tory MPP was told passed labour legislation meant more donations for the party, Toronto Star


United States

A Roman Catholic Diocese to file for bankruptcy over litigation costs, Reuters

Second time in two months, federal court rules state much recognize same-sex marriage, Reuters


International

Japan's Olympus charged by British prosecutor over accounting scandal, Reuters

EU seeks to 'clamp down' on shadow banking, introduces stricter rules, Reuters

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