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News roundup — September 6, 2013

Canada

Canada will not change wireless spectrum rules despite criticism, Reuters

Canada's competition bureau approves deal with Agrium, Reuters

Department at fault for student loan privacy breach 'underestimated' online response from public, Vancouver Sun


United States

Obama's quest for legislative backing for military action in Syria passes first hurdle in Senate, Reuters

Brother of drug cartel kingpins gets 20 years for money laundering, Reuters


International

China's crackdown on corruption should be welcomed by companies: UN official, Reuters

EU court rules sanctions on Iranian companies should be lifted, Reuters

 

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