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French - English Relations E207A0DE-BE37-416D-9542-64D91D665368, T,…

- - - - For His Freedom, FLQ Made Several Demands
        
        Releasing 23 "Political Prisoners"
        
        Providing $500,000 in Gold
        
        Broadcasting And Publishing The FLQ Manifesto
        
        Publishing The Names of Police Informants in Quebec
        
        Providing an Aircraft to Take The kidnappers to Cuba or Algeria
        
        Rehiring of The Lapalme Postal Truck Drivers
        
        Stopping All Police Search Activities
      - British Trade Commissioner in Montreal
    - - Minister of Immigration and Minister of Labour
      - 465 Arrests
    - - Raymond Villeneuve
      - Gabriel Hudon
      - Georges Schoeters
  - - - Rene Levesque (Leader of The Parti Quebecois)
    - - Strengthen Social Standards
      - Enhance Economic Standards
      - Gain More Notoriety
      - Increased power over the future
    - - Proclaim War Measures Act
      - Marchnnd, Pelletier, Pierre Elliot Trudeau Join Federal Government
      - Greater Autonomy For Provincial Programs
      - Royal commissions on Biculturalism
      - Royal Commissions on Bilingualism Established
  - - - March 01, 1963. Founding of the FLQ
      - April 01, 1963. Bombs in Montreal
      - April 16, 1963. Manifesto Published
      - April 20, 1963. Killing of Security Guard
      - May 17, 1963. Westmount Mailbox Bombings
      - May 19, 1963. Rewards Offered
      - JUNE 12, 1963. 18 FLQ Members Arrested after Military Faction Formed
      - OCTOBER 01, 1963. First FLQ Publication
      - OCTOBER 07, 1963. Four FLQ Members Plead Guilty
      - AUGUST 29, 1964. International Firearms Robbery
      - JULY 28, 1965. CIBC Building Bombed
      - MAY 05, 1966. Mail Bomb Kills Secretary
      - JULY 14, 1966. FLQ Member Killed
      - APRIL 15, 1967. FLQ Publication Replaced
      - MAY 15, 1968. Publication of Nègres blancs d'Amérique
      - JUNE 25, 1968. Liberal Party Wins Election
      - OCTOBER 13, 1968. Parti Québécois Founded
      - APRIL 20, 1968. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau
      - OCTOBER 14, 1968. Attempted Bombings of Political Parties
      - NOVEMBER 22, 1968. Eaton’s Store Bombed
      - DECEMBER 31, 1968. Four Bombs
      - FEBRUARY 13, 1969. Stock Exchange Explosion
      - MARCH 03, 1969. Pierre-Paul Geoffroy Arrested for Bombings
      - APRIL 29, 1970. Quebec Provincial Election
      - JUNE 24, 1970. National Defence Headquarters Bombed
      - JULY 12, 1970. Bank of Montreal Bombing Attempt
      - MAY 05, 1969. FLQ Members Hijack Plane
      - SEPTEMBER 29, 1969. Montreal Mayor’s Home is Bombed
      - OCTOBER 06, 1970. Governments Respond
      - OCTOBER 07, 1970. Police Raids
      - OCTOBER 08, 1970. Manifesto Read on Radio-Canada
      - OCTOBER 05, 1970. Kidnapping of James Cross — October Crisis Begins
      - OCTOBER 10, 1970. Kidnapping of Pierre Laporte
      - OCTOBER 12, 1970. Conflicting Communiqués
      - OCTOBER 13, 1970. “Just Watch Me”
      - OCTOBER 09, 1970. FLQ Extends Deadline
      - OCTOBER 14, 1970. Negotiations Resume
      - OCTOBER 11, 1970. Tensions Intensify
      - OCTOBER 15, 1970. FLQ Rally
      - OCTOBER 15, 1970. Troops in Montreal
      - OCTOBER 18, 1970. Police Issue Warrants
      - OCTOBER 16, 1970. War Measures Act Invoked
      - OCTOBER 17, 1970. Laporte Found Dead
      - OCTOBER 26, 1970. Appeal from Cross’s Wife
      - OCTOBER 25, 1970. Montreal Municipal Elections
      - NOVEMBER 02, 1970. Reward Offered
      - OCTOBER 20, 1970. Laporte’s Funeral
      - NOVEMBER 06, 1970. Bernard Lortie Arrested
      - NOVEMBER 13, 1970. 46 People Charged
      - NOVEMBER 21, 1970. Cross Still Alive
      - APRIL 11, 1980. Pierre-Paul Geoffroy Paroled