Brian Lilley
Political Columnist at Toronto Sun
Political columnist for the Toronto Sun. I write about federal and Ontario politics. Sometimes other stuff. I tweet about @NDFootball and movies.
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1 week ago |
torontosun.com | Brian Lilley
LILLEY: The time for speeches in Ottawa is over, we need action now What Ottawa needs is a little less conversation, a little more action. Get the latest from Brian Lilley straight to your inboxKing Charles came to Canada and read the speech from the throne, making it as exciting as such a speech can be. There was the pomp and pageantry of the monarch being there in person, and there were soothing words. Now, though, Canada needs action.
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calgarysun.com | Brian Lilley
What Ottawa needs is a little less conversation, a little more action. • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentKing Charles came to Canada and read the speech from the throne, making it as exciting as such a speech can be. There was the pomp and pageantry of the monarch being there in person, and there were soothing words.
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torontosun.com | Brian Lilley
LILLEY: Elections Canada sullies it's own reputation with recounts No, the election wasn't stolen, but the bizarre recount situation is calling the ability of Elections Canada to do their job into question. Get the latest from Brian Lilley straight to your inboxWe have ridings won by hundreds of votes by one side flipping to the other, leads reduced to a handful of votes and one riding won by a single vote, but some ballots weren’t counted.
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brianlilley.com | Brian Lilley
CBC has been going non-stop on the visit of King Charles III all day, which is a little strange for me because I thought they were all about decolonizing the country. Over the past decade, especially the last several years, CBC has featured story after story on the evils of colonization and how Canada must repent for past sins.
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torontosun.com | Brian Lilley
LILLEY: What crisis? Parliament returns this week, but not for long If we are in a crisis, why is the House only sitting for a short period before they leave Ottawa again? Get the latest from Brian Lilley straight to your inboxWhen the House of Commons resumes on Monday, it will have been 161 days since MPs met in the Chamber. That’s five months and 10 days without our Parliament sitting at a time when we are told we face a crisis, an existential threat to our future.
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