Brian Lilley is a political columnist for the Toronto Sun, focusing on federal and Ontario politics. With a strong presence on social media, Brian also shares his thoughts on Notre Dame Football and movies. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Winnipeg Sun, Calgary Sun, and Ottawa Sun.
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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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Government forces new regulations on industry that no other oil or gas producing nation is invoking.
City hall group wields power but has little transparency or oversight.
Faced with higher food prices, higher housing costs, and a feeling that the economy wasn’t working for them, American voters backed Trump.
With the Liberals flailing, Trudeau's attacks on Trump for domestic gain, could hurt Canada when it comes to trade with the United States.
It’s a bit rich for people who support our blackface-wearing prime minister to be outraged at Wayne Gretzky visiting Donald Trump.
It's a bizarre situation when a terror group is denounced in their homeland but praised on the streets of Canada.
By: Brian Lilley
The crazy spending, and crazy decisions, from Ontario's school boards, are leading to valid questions about the future of the boards.
Ontario premier jumps into international affairs by warning Mexico to play ball or get kicked out of the NAFTA club.
By: Brian Lilley
What will be needed on the border is action. So far, the Trudeau government has just offered platitudes.
By: Brian Lilley
Are you buying the city’s claim that removing the bike lanes ordered taken out by the province will cost $48 million?
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