"This text consists of a collection of works authored by those who worked closely with Chief Justice McLachlin and takes a scholarly look at the impact and legacy of her career. The book contains forwards from Chief Justice Richard Wagner, former prime minister Brian Mulroney, and former governor general Adrienne Clarkson... The collected works clearly detail the ripple effect that the Supreme Court of Canada has on society and life in Canada and the important role Chief Justice McLachlin's leadership played during her tenure at the Court."

Reviewed by Katie Cuyler, Public Services & Government Information Librarian, University of Alberta Libraries

See Review in 2019 Canadian Law Library Review 44:3 (page 25)

This one-of-a kind tribute collection offers the scholarly perspective on the legacy and contributions of former Supreme Court of Canada Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, by bringing together the thoughtful reflections of more than 30 expert observers of impressive pedigree and diverse personal and intellectual viewpoints, illuminating a wide range of aspects of the Chief Justice's legal journey.

The collection includes words of personal appreciation and accolades from former heads of the Canadian government and top leaders of the Canadian, American, French, and English bench, along with analytical papers reflecting on the Chief Justice's legacy and influence organized around four themes of recognition: Leadership, The Canadian Idea, Harmony, and Judicial Virtues.

Exclusive interview with The Rt. Hon. Beverley McLachlin

The volume is filled with photos of key moments of Chief Justice McLachlin's life journey, and includes the full unedited transcript of an exclusive wide-ranging substantive interview with Her Honour. Plus, various resourceful tools including a bibliography of the Chief Justice's speeches made during her tenure (2000-2017) and judgments as a justice of the Supreme Court (1989-2018) accompanied by scholarly analysis.