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A divided U.S. appeals court ruled on Friday that most of Donald Trump’s tariffs are illegal, undercutting the Republican president’s use of the levies as a key international economic policy tool.

What happens to Trump’s tariffs now that a federal appeals court has knocked them down?

‘Expensive’ back-to-school supplies caused by inflation, tariffs: Retail Council

Most Trump tariffs are not legal, U.S. appeals court rules

Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy again but vows to keep flying

B.C. billionaire wanting Bay leases doesn’t have cash to launch new chain: landlord

Stocks pull back from their latest all-time highs on Wall Street

S&P/TSX composite finishes about 130 points higher, U.S. stock markets down

Former Trans Mountain CEO to head up Carney’s major projects office in Calgary

Musk’s xAI sues engineer for allegedly taking secrets to OpenAI

Walmart defeats shareholder lawsuit over opioid probe disclosures

Westbank sells stake in massive Squamish Nation housing development in Vancouver

BRP regains confidence to issue guidance as it posts better than expected results

U.S. trade war has pushed Canada into ‘recession territory.’ Here’s what that means

In whirlwind tour, Qatari royal commits US$70bn to southern Africa

Banking with a credit union can save on fees but there are limitations

Mike Philbrick’s Top Picks for August 29, 2025

Seeking more power, Trump uses firings to test presidential limits

Zellers is back: Here’s where to find a new location

Chiquita to return to Panama with US$30 million investment and 5,000 jobs

U.S. oil production hit record high in June, EIA says

Trump escalates spending fight with Congress, says he will cancel US$5 billion

Federal government posts $3.3 billion deficit from April to June

Musk accuses SEC of overreach, seeks to end lawsuit over Twitter stake

Here’s what’s open and closed this Labour Day

Canadian GDP shrinks in Q2 but economists aren’t fretting a recession — yet

Caterpillar falls after raising annual tariff hit forecast

Dell slides as high AI server costs, competition blunt upbeat demand forecast

PepsiCo sharpens energy drink focus with bigger Celsius stake

Canadian banks keep delivering for investors as trade war rages: Dale Jackson

After Air Canada strike, Ottawa may need to change its intervention strategy: experts

Montreal-based clothing brand SSENSE to file for creditor protection

Key U.S. inflation gauge holds mostly steady though core inflation ticks higher

Ontario Crown Royal bottling facility to close next year, moving some work to U.S.

Laurentian Bank reports $37.5 million Q3 profit as revenue down from last year

Microsoft fires 4 workers for on-site protests over company’s ties to Israel

Strathcona to purchase five per cent of MEG Energy’s shares after failed takeover bid

Christopher Liew: Why so many young Canadians can’t find jobs

Alibaba falls short of first-quarter revenue estimates

TIFF fans feel squeezed out as red carpets go corporate

Government says it accidentally deleted privacy provision in online streaming bill

‘Everybody beat expectations’: Experts react to Q3 earnings from Canada’s big banks

U.K., France and Germany initiate ‘snapback’ sanctions on Iran over status of nuclear program

Air Canada announces ‘pausing’ of change and seat selection fees, expert calls it a ‘minimal effort’

Hudson’s Bay battle over lease sale to B.C. billionaire could set precedent: lawyer

Stocks add a bit to their records on Wall Street

S&P/TSX composite reverses losses to a flat finish, while U.S. markets add to records

Immigrants waiting years to become permanent residents after applying to start-up visa program. Here’s one entrepreneur’s story

Al Sharpton leads pro-DEI ‘March on Wall Street’ on anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington

EU to scrap tariffs on U.S. goods to pave way for lower car duties

Tesla sales plunge again in Europe as anger at Musk keeps buyers away for seventh month in a row

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