A former Quebecer who left after the last FLQ crisis, John D Kingston brings a unique perspective to Canada’s political landscape. A passionate advocate for national unity, he explores the path toward a stronger, more resilient Confederation. Kingston lives in Toronto with his wife, Lorna, and holds a degree in economics and an MBA from the University of Western Ontario. He also earned the CFP designation.

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The True North Talks is an action-packed novel where political intrigue meets history in the making. A bold plan to reshape the Canadian Constitution is set in motion. At the heart of the debate—Quebec.

The stakes are high—a pipeline to the East Coast, an energy corridor for Newfoundland, and an amendment to the notwithstanding clause to protect minority rights. Quebec resists, but a determined Prime Minister pushes forward, making the case that signing the Constitution isn’t just beneficial—it’s inevitable.

As tensions rise, the National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations joins the dialogue. With public pressure mounting, Quebec’s leaders must decide whether to embrace the future or cling to the past.

A gripping vision for Canada’s future, The True North Talks is a story of unity, reconciliation, and a nation stepping boldly forward.

The Level Playing Field, is a political action thriller set against the backdrop of 1990s trade tensions, with Japan at the heart of the conflict.

At its core is a provocative idea: the Samurai never truly died, and the Emperor is far more than a ceremonial figure. Beneath the surface of Japan’s modern government lies a centuries-old secret society—one that has shaped global trade through psychological manipulation, financial warfare, and, when necessary, assassination.

When their covert strategy is exposed, the hunt is on—and the balance of global trade is the prize.