matter and 61% felt that it revealed widespread corruption in the government. Of longer lasting significance was the Supreme Court of Canada's decision regarding the constitutionality of the public inquiry. The decision has been cited repeatedly in other similar situations including the Westray Mine disaster of 1992 and the Algo Centre Mall collapse in Elliot Lake in 2012. Later life In 1996 Starr received a full and unconditional pardon from the government of Canada. Starr is the author of one book about her political rise and fall Tempting Fate: A cautionary tale of power and politics (1993) and three works of fiction: Deadly Justice (1997), Final Justice (2002) and The Third Hole (2013). She is also the Associate Editor of the Blue Book of Canadian Business References External links 1943 births Canadian memoirists Canadian women novelists Living people Writers from Toronto Canadian women memoirists