‘A question of security versus surveillance,’ civil liberties expert says of U.S. judicial system’s attempts to open smart phones to scrutiny. [...]

Harper Lee, the elusive novelist whose child’s-eye view of racial injustice in a small Southern town, To Kill a Mockingbird, became standard reading for millions of young people and an Oscar-winning film. Lee didn’t publish another book for 55 years. [...]

Durham Regional Police say they requested help to arrest the man, who was on a bus headed for Union Station. [...]

Milbank reneged on a pledge of $1 million over five years after student group Justice for Palestine used $500 from the fund to pay for pizza at a speaking event. [...]

British supermarket chain Tesco will sell only straight croissants after customers say spreading jam and other toppings too difficult on curved croissants [...]

Lower prices for oil and natural gas keep inflation rate from going higher [...]

Parents with limited financial means try to avoid risk of paying for food that will be wasted by buying what kids enjoy study suggests [...]

Roxanne Dube's son Marc Wabafiyebazu, 15, was charged after his 18-year-old brother and another teen were shot dead during a drug deal. [...]

Announcement comes hours after midnight deadline for strike or lockout had passed. [...]

Advocates complain of WSIB’s “systematic disregard” for professional medical advice [...]

A gondola is being floated as a means of connecting tourists and Torontonians with Evergreen Brick Works and the city’s ravine trails. [...]

Macchiarini’s work — including surgery on an ailing Korean-Canadian toddler — was hailed as groundbreaking before fraud allegations and a tale of strange romance. [...]

It’s controversial, costly and, now it seems, back on Ottawa’s radar as a possible pick for Canada’s air force. [...]

The flight had plane-shaking turbulence, two flight diversions and terrible weather. [...]