Lorrie Goldstein is the Editor Emeritus of the Toronto Sun. He focuses on political columns and editorials, with a keen interest in themes such as climate change, economic policy, and energy regulation. Goldstein has been featured in prominent publications including the Lucknow Sentinel, The Standard - Div. Of Osprey, and the Calgary Sun.
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Lorrie Goldstein's coverage primarily focuses on local Canadian politics, government policies, and social issues. His articles often feature opinions supported by data and cite legal policy regulations. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights related to Canadian political matters such as immigration policy, debt management strategies, housing policies, and social issues like anti-Semitism.
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It's bad enough Carney handed Hamas a diplomatic victory when Canada became the first G7 nation to recognize a Palestinian state. Read more.
Whatever becoming an "associate member" of the EU means, what it does is drive home importance of reaching deal with U.S. on trade. Read on.
Despite ambitions to double exports outside the U.S. by 2035, Canada’s biggest trading partner remains America. Carney’s focus on a U.S. trade deal is key to reducing economic uncertainty.
By: Lorrie Goldstein
Carney's support for the new pipeline doesn't fit with the Trudeau Liberals' warnings fossil fuels pose an "existential threat." Read more.
Mark Carney backs the new Pacific Link Pipeline despite past Liberal climate warnings, showing Canada views climate change as one challenge among many, not an existential threat anymore.
In addition to upfront costs, there were the lost opportunity costs caused by putting a damper on Canada’s oil and natural gas sectors.
Carney called China Canada’s greatest security threat, now Anand is gushing about forging a “strategic partnership” with it. Read more.
Conservative concerns about media bias in the Parliamentary Press Gallery are supported by senior journalists Bob Fife and Andrew Coyne, who acknowledge a left-leaning tendency and greater scrutiny of Conservative
Praising China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, among others, in the pursuit of trade, Prime Minister Mark Carney? Seriously? Read more.
The value of Canadian goods exported to the EU last year was $43 billion. Canadian goods exported to the U.S.: $564.6 billion.
