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News roundup — September 6, 2012

Canada

Whistleblower on D.R. Congo scam given deportation reprieve, The National Post

B.C. Coroners Service's Child Death Review Unit to be revamped, The Globe and Mail

Ottawa convenience store owner extorted money from employees accused of theft, Ottawa Citizen  


United States 

Judge orders Oracle to pay $1.13M in legal fees to Google, Reuters

Louboutin wins right to protect signature red soles, Reuters


International

Russian member of parliament faces ejection over anti-Putin sentiments, Reuters

UK court approves Bulgaria's Vivacom bid for restructuring, Reuters

Latest News

Data usage 'a wave that's been building for the last decade and is now starting to crest'

Trump tariffs to usher in high inflation, unpredictability for Canadian businesses: trade experts

Alberta government launches online survey on family justice services

NS Supreme Court denies grandmother's request for party status in child protection case

Breach of standard of care did not cause patient’s death: Sask. Court of Appeal