Key Porter, Toronto, 2000, 1^st/1^st.  ISBN 1-55263-336-5.  Hard cover, 128 pages.  Very good plus; red cloth with black lettering on front and spine, bit of corner and spine end wear, touch of fraying.  Binding sound; no jacket (believe as issued) with price on rear paste-down.  Interior clean and unmarked; colour and black & white photos.  Contributions from Roy MacGregor, Peter C. Newman, Robert Fulford, Max Nemni, Conrad Black, and Christie Blatchford; selections from the National Post, The Montreal Gazette, and Ottawa Citizen.  ’He was as talked about, and welcomed and cursed, as the weather.  He was, whether some wish to admit it or not, much like his own country; expansive, diverse, exceptional, contradictory, charming, irritating, complex and, often, perplexing.  He was, even by those who would never vote for him, as much a national mark as the most familiar Canadian landscapes, the one face and name in this country with resonance in other countries, with other people.’ (from Introduction)