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FROM MAD DOG
TO SENATOR

The Memoir of the 45-year political career of
Senator Bob Runciman.

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In this tough-to-put-down memoir, former Senator Bob Runciman takes us through his early life, leading into an extraordinary forty-five years of a political career at all three levels of government, and the challenges and experiences dealing with powerful political figures, including Stephen Harper, Pierre Poilievre, Bill Davis, John Tory and Mike Duffy – just a few of the well-known political players who crossed Bob Runciman’s path. A remarkable story of courage, tenacity, and love.

Read the story of courage, tenacity, good fortune, and the story of a love match that made it all possible.

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Praise for
From Mad Dog to Senator

“A great read.”
– Former Ontario Premier Mike Harris

“This is a book that deserves a place on the bookshelves of everyone who has an interest in the world of Canadian politics and the people who inhabit it.”
– Senator Michael L. MacDonald

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About Bob "Mad Dog" Runciman

Bob Runciman, recipient of the Order of Ontario, is a Canadian politician and former provincial Leader of the Opposition in the Ontario Legislature. First elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario in 1981, he held the seat continuously for Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario for the next 29 years. On January 29, 2010, he was appointed to the Senate of Canada as a Conservative, where he served until August 10, 2017. Bob lives in Brockville, Ontario.


“For some time friends, family and others have urged me to write a book outlining my experiences, good and bad, over 45 years in politics. But the idea has never held a lot of appeal for me for a number of reasons. Number one is the fact that I did not keep a diary and there’s no doubt that I would forget important or noteworthy events. Plus, it would be a lot of work that few people would be interested in. But, the loss of my wife, the approach of my 80th birthday and the urgings of my therapist, whom I’ve come to consider as a friend, finally had me putting pen to paper.
We’ll see how it turns out.”  -Bob Runciman