As weather doesnt seem to respect national borders I was not restricting my remarks to just Canadian books, in fact the one I just plucked from my grossly overloaded bookshelf was first published in France, it seems that the ones most in demand are geared to passing the various exams one has to pass to obtain a pilots lic. rather than gaining a good grasp of what can kill you when it comes to weather. There are a series of books which one can pass most countries ATPL exams without really having a clue about the subject, this is obviuos when one reads some of the weather related fatal crash reports, dont really know how one can stop this type of "testing".