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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Doug Ford looks like he needs a week off, or at least a long weekend at the cottage with his phone turned off.
We have rules in place on what can and cannot be worn in legislatures to allow them to function and foster civil debate.
By: Brian Lilley
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he will cut income taxes to make life more affordable for Canadians – that's if his party wins the next election.
By: Brian Lilley
Trudeau is engaging in a populist campaign of class and generational warfare to win back voters.
In front of Parliament, a group of "pro-Palestinian" protesters cheered on the October 7th terrorist attacks. Get the latest from Brian Lilley straight to your inbox
Between what the parties and candidates are saying or not saying, it is clear that they are afraid of the issue of Gaza in Milton.
By: Brian Lilley
Very few people like the budget and the Liberals' hope for increased voter support has fizzled. Article content
The political debate over allowing this one, single political garment in the Ontario legislature rages on even as NDP motion is shot down.
Province lands another mega auto investment deal, secures place in EV battery manufacturing. Get the latest from Brian Lilley straight to your inbox
Budget won't just chase away doctors but other small business owners the Trudeau government says they want to attract.
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