Brian Lilley is a political columnist at the Toronto Sun. He specializes in federal and Ontario politics, while also covering a variety of topics including social issues and world affairs, particularly in relation to Canada and Justin Trudeau. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Flipboard, Windsor Star, and the Edmonton Journal, among others.
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Brian Lilley's articles primarily focus on Canadian politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation with a strong emphasis on Justin Trudeau and national unity. To engage effectively with Brian, consider providing insights or commentary related to Canadian political developments, government policies, or legal regulations. Topics such as national unity, immigration policies in Canada, and public opinion polls may also be of interest to him. Given his local geographic focus in Canada (Ontario and Toronto), pitches should align with these specific areas for the highest relevance.
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As some Liberals jump out of their party’s leadership race, others look to jump in.
Alberta's Danielle Smith stands alone on issue of how to respond to Trump's 25% tariff threat.
As frontrunners try to distance themselves from Trudeau's signature policy, Conservatives try to remind voters they are "Just like Justin"
We don’t know the full extent of the tariffs but, barring a miracle, we should expect measures to be imposed on imports by Monday afternoon.
Saying she has the battle scars to prove it, Freeland says she will go toe to toe with Donald Trump
Donald Trump's threats to Canada have sparked patriotism while also exposing deep divides.
No tariffs yet, but that doesn’t mean no tariffs at all. President Donald Trump warned tariffs could be a reality on Feb. 1.
With tariff threat looming, Ford looks to trigger an early election on how Ontario should respond.
Beyond Trump's tariff threat to our economy, his other executive orders are set to unleash the American economy while Trudeau shackles ours.
There might be some merit in Doug Ford saying he needs a new mandate due to Donald Trump's tariff threat but this is mostly because of Ford.
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