Brian Lilley is a political columnist at the Toronto Sun. He focuses on federal and Ontario politics, while also covering broader themes such as public policy and economic issues across North America. Brian's insights and commentary have been featured in numerous publications including Flipboard, Windsor Star, and the Ottawa Citizen.
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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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By: Brian Lilley
PM says Canada must adapt to a new reality, but a growing wave of protectionism could leave taxpayers, businesses paying the price. Read on.
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Canada should diversify exports, but betting on China and Europe as alternatives to America comes with serious risks. Read on.
The U.S. has imposed new tariffs and a booze ban targeting Canadian spirits, intensifying trade tensions and threatening thousands of distillery jobs across Canada’s key alcohol export sectors.
Carney talks about new markets, but Canada's prosperity is still tied to the biggest economy sitting right next door.
The belief that Republican losses in the midterms will end Trump’s tariffs is one of the biggest myths in Canadian politics. Read more.
By: Brian Lilley
The Democratic governor of Michigan is looking to permanently shut down a key piece of Canadian energy infrastructure. Read more.
The Liberals are surging, anti-American sentiment is growing, and Carney’s rhetoric may make compromise politically difficult. Read more.
Deep talks with the EU could reshape Canada's economic future, but Parliament and the public remain largely in the dark. Read more.
By: Brian Lilley
Mark Carney needs to be honest with Canadians about what pieces of our sovereignty he's willing to give up to achieve the alliance. More.
