Lydia got her start in print and radio at an early age. As a young teen, Lydia began writing Letters to the Editor and calling into various talk-radio programs on a regular basis. She struck a chord with people and at the age of nineteen Lydia was selected to write for The Hamilton Spectator's Community Editorial Board.

During her years at McMaster University, Lydia dabbled in freelance writing. Her fiery pieces appeared in numerous papers across Canada, including The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The Montreal Gazette and The Calgary Herald. Lydia was soon offered a regular column with The Toronto Sun, followed by a brief reporting stint at The Vancouver Province.

Most recently, Lydia wrote a weekly opinion column for The Winnipeg Sun and was a regular contributor to The Vancouver Province. She was also the host of "Sunday Brunch" on AM 900 CHML. Lydia is currently enjoying a hiatus to focus on her children, Delaney (2yrs) and Creighan (7mos). She continues to appear as a guest commentator on a variety of programs, including the BBC, Adler On Line, and The Michael Coren Show.

Delaney

Creighan