Power, Prime Ministers and the Press

This audiobook offers an engaging history of the journalists who have covered Canadian politics over the past 150 years, highlighting their stories and their complex relationship with power. Drawing on archival material and interviews, Robert Lewis explores significant events such as the Riel Rebellion, the Pacific Scandal, and major social and political shifts. The narrative examines how press coverage has evolved and its impact on Canadian democracy, providing a nuanced look at the role of the press gallery in shaping national history.