Anthony Furey is a Canadian author, columnist, and conservative political commentator specializing in urban issues, conservatism, immigration, and social policy. He rose to prominence through his work as a columnist for the Toronto Sun, where he wrote extensively on Toronto's housing crisis, crime rates, and critiques of progressive municipal policies. Furey advocates for conservative solutions to urban challenges, often emphasizing personal responsibility, reduced government intervention, and skepticism toward multiculturalism initiatives. His commentary has appeared in various outlets, including the National Post, and he has contributed to Rebel News as a columnist since around 2020. Furey is also an author of several books, including 'Homesickness: Why We Should Bring Back Housework' (2017) and 'The Canada Party' (2020), which explore themes of family, conservatism, and political reform in Canada. In 2018, he ran as a Conservative candidate for Toronto City Council in Ward 2 (Etobicoke Centre) but was unsuccessful. He hosts 'The Anthony Furey Show' podcast, discussing current events from a right-leaning perspective. His work frequently generates controversy, with critics accusing him of inflammatory rhetoric on issues like immigration and Indigenous rights, while supporters praise his straightforward analysis of Canadian societal issues. Born and raised in Toronto, Furey has deep roots in the city's political and media landscape. He continues to influence conservative discourse in Canada through his writing and media appearances, positioning himself as a voice for urban conservatives frustrated with establishment politics.