Brian Lilley

Toronto Sun columnist and commentator

Toronto, Canada

About Brian

Brian Lilley is a columnist and commentator for the Toronto Sun, covering politics and current events. He has written extensively on topics such as energy policy and regulatory issues.

Associated Podcasts

10/3: Canada Covered

Host

Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher

Guest

The Candice Malcolm Show Podcast

Guest

Full Comment

Connect

Recent Appearances

Carney sidelines pipelines + Doug Ford tells unemployed youth to “look harder”

The Candice Malcolm Show Podcast•Sep 10, 2025•30:03•guest

When unions stop representing workers (ft. Brian Lilley)

The Candice Malcolm Show Podcast•Sep 1, 2025•34:25•guest

Brian Lilley

About Brian

Associated Podcasts

10/3: Canada Covered

Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher

The Candice Malcolm Show Podcast

Full Comment

Connect

Recent Appearances

Carney sidelines pipelines + Doug Ford tells unemployed youth to “look harder”

When unions stop representing workers (ft. Brian Lilley)

Key Topics

Carney CAVES to Trump + new EXCLUSIVE poll shows tight federal race

Liberals can win with Trump’s foreign interference

How Donald Trump’s threats gave Doug Ford an edge in the Ontario election

Poilievre wants LIFE SENTENCES for big drug dealers (with Brian Lilley)

BEST OF 2024: Jordan Peterson on why everyone should be afraid of what happened to him

It’s too late now for Liberals to replace Trudeau

Federal budget aims to please Millennials and Gen Z

Trudeau’s big party tent is coming apart at the seams

Jean Chrétien looks better now compared to the alternative

The Liberal MP who thinks his party is getting things wrong

Ontario will soon have more options on where they can purchase alcohol

Trudeau botched 2023. The Liberals won’t allow a repeat in 2024

Canada’s worst fiscal crisis in generations is brewing

As CBC defunding looms, the network doesn’t know what to do

Driven into the ditch by Trudeau, Liberals have no clear way out

The amazing story of Terry Fox you haven’t heard

How COVID’s ‘pandexicon’ changed the way we speak—and think

Crime reporting today is making things worse