Launch for Randy Boyagoda’s novel Governor of the Northern Province

September 27, 2006 | 3:37 PM | By Q&Q Staff

Penguin Canada launched the novel Governor of the Northern Province with help from The Walrus, where author Randy Boyagoda is a contributing editor, at the Toronto home of social commentator Allan Gregg. (Photos by Tina Sequeira.)

Former governor-general Adrienne Clarkson attended the lauch.

Former governor-general Adrienne Clarkson attended the launch.

Penguin Canada president Ed Carson poses with Randy Boyagoda.

<i>Walrus</i> editor Ken Alexander and Randy Boyagoda share some cheer.

Walrus editor Ken Alexander and Randy Boyagoda share some cheer.

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