Maclean's on Justin Trudeau (A Maclean's Book)

Maclean's on Justin Trudeau (A Maclean's Book)

New Liberal party Leader Justin Trudeau has never known a life that wasnâ€™t a public one. His birth on Dec. 25, 1971, to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife, Margaret, was front-page news. He grew up with a nation discussing the breakup of his parentsâ€™ marriage, watching him and his brothers at play and on the campaign trail. Years later, Canadians grieved along with him when brother Michel and, later, Pierre died. Throughout the years, Macleanâ€™s finest reportersâ€”Peter C. Newman, Paul Wells, John Geddes, Jonathon Gatehouse, Scott Feschuk, Aaron Wherry, Colby Cosh, to name only a fewâ€”have watched Justin Trudeau, too, from analyzing his eulogy at his fatherâ€™s funeral to reporting on his leadership bid. Those stories are collected here for the first time, along with photo essaysâ€”a vivid evocation of a life and time, one lived largely under the watchful eyes of millions.

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