INTRODUCTION: We’d Rather Be Clark Kent
Margaret Atwood: The Corrugated Madonna
The Tempestuous Vision of Irving Layton
A Fond Farewell to Robertson Davies
The “Fillum” Moguls Who Made Me
Jack McClelland: The Authors’ Publisher
Hugh MacLennan: Charting Canada’s Psyche
Remembering Pierre Berton, the Big Foot of CanLit
June Callwood: A Passion for Compassion
Jack Poole: The Shy Birth Father of the Vancouver Olympics
Marshall McLuhan: Calling Planet Earth
Ralph Allen: The Man from Oxbow
Michael Ignatieff: The Count Comes Home
Pierre Trudeau: Phantom of the Canadian Opera
Lester Pearson: A Good Man in a Wicked Time
Walter Gordon: The Troubled Canadian
Frank Underhill: A Liberal for All Seasons
Judy LaMarsh: The Gutsy Charmer with Class
Peter Munk: The Man for All Seasons
For the Love of Andy (Sarlos): Of Casinos and Markets
“Young Ken “ Thomson: The World’s Shyest Multi-Billionaire
David Thomson: Fortune’s Child
The Immaculate Passions of Nelson Davis
Paul Desmarais: King of the Establishment
The Golden Couple: Gerry Schwartz and Heather Reisman
Jimmy Pattison: Canada’s Über-Entrepreneur
Ted Rogers: The Tycoon Who Never Rested
Arthur Child: Calgary’s Renaissance Man
Sir Christopher Ondaatje: The Knight Who Explored Africa
Seymour Schulich: Champion Philanthropist
Peter Bronfman: The Bronfman Who Hated Money
The New Wave: Navjeet Dhillon Goes Gold
PART 4: Okay, They’re Not Canadian, but They’re Still My Heroes
Stan Kenton: Artistry in Rhythm
Diana: The Luminous Life That Defined an Era