Helping to galvanize support against the later Meech Lake Accord, for 10 points, name this period of unrest involving the FLQ in Quebec, a "crisis" in the namesake month of 1970.
The Keable Inquiry was charged with examining nefarious governmental activity during this event, which was protested by students distributing copies of the Meliorist, the Lethbridge University paper. An attempt to heal the rifts of this event, Bill 22, was universally panned and led to the downfall of Robert Bourassa, who barricaded himself inside his office during it to avoid the fate of his (*) labor secretary. Nearly five hundred people were arrested without charges under the War Measures Act during this event, which saw warrants issued for Paul Rose and Marc Carbonneau following the execution of Pierre Laporte, whose kidnapping along with British trade commisioner James Cross triggered this event. Helping to galvanize support against the later Meech Lake Accord, for 10 points, name this period of unrest involving the FLQ in Quebec, a "crisis" in the namesake month of 1970.
The Keable Inquiry was charged with examining nefarious governmental activity during this event, which was protested by students distributing copies of the Meliorist, the Lethbridge University paper.
{October} Crisis or La {Crise d'octobre}