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Alan Hustak

Author, journalist and broadcaster Alan Hustak was a television correspondent when Pierre Trudeau was prime minister in the 1970s and 80s and as a reporter for The Gazette for 25 years he also observed Justin Trudeau's rise to the same office. Over the years his byline has appeared in every major newspaper in Canada. He has written more than a dozen books, among them Titanic: The Canadian Story and biographies of former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed, WWI Chaplain Canon Frederick Scott and former Montreal mayor Sir William Hingston. He was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Medal for chronicling the lives of deserving Canadian people and institutions. Hustak divides his time between Montreal and Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan.

Books by Alan Hustak

One Long Line of Marvel

200 Years of Montreal’s St. Patrick’s Parade

by (author) Alan Hustak

Magnetic North: The unauthorized biography of Justin Trudeau

Canada's selfie PM

by (author) Alan Hustak

Exploring Montreal's Underground City

by (author) Alan Hustak

Montréal Then and Now®

(English and French Edition)

by (author) Alan Hustak & Johanne Norchet

Montreal Then and Now

by (author) Alan Hustak & Johanne Durocher Norchet

Faith Under Fire

Fredrick G. Scott, Canada's Extraordinary Chaplain of the Great War

by (author) Alan Hustak

Exploring Old Montreal

An Opinionated Guide to the Streets, Churches, and Historic Landmarks of the Old City

by (author) Alan Hustak

They Were Hanged

by (author) Alan Hustak