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Looting, rioting and robberies break out when police officers stage a 16-hour strike in Montreal. - Television, 5:44
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Oct. 8, 1969
Montreal's 'night of terror'
Television
5:44
The eyes of the world focus on Oka. - Television, 4:54
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July 19, 1990
Negotiations at Oka break down
Television
4:54
The federal government and the Mohawks refuse to budge on demands. - Radio, 11:36
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July 20, 1990
Negotiations at Oka dissolve
Radio
11:36
The Journal recaps the crisis and examines what it meant for Quebec nationalism. - Television, 15:51
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Oct. 4, 1990
October Crisis, 20 years later
Television
15:51
The National traces the steps leading up to the crisis. - Television, 4:34
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Oct. 7, 1990
October Crisis, 20 years later (shorter version)
Television
4:34
After 78 days, the Mohawks decide to surrender. - Television, 7:40
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Sept. 26, 1990
Oka Crisis ends
Television
7:40
The standoff is triggered by something as innocuous as golf. - Television, 1:46
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April 1, 1989
Oka protest march
Television
1:46
A police corporal dies from a shot to the face. - Television, 8:01
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July 11, 1990
Oka stand-off begins
Television
8:01
A Canadian soldier and a Mohawk warrior test their cool and capture the country's attention. - Television, 2:36
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Sept. 2, 1990
Oka stare-off
Television
2:36
The native people remember the dramatic standoff. - Television, 2:56
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July 11, 2000
Oka: 10 years later
Television
2:56
A look back at the land claims dispute that sparked the Oka Crisis. - Radio, 3:49
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July 11, 1995
Oka: 5 years later
Radio
3:49
Oka Mayor Jean Ouellette, the man who sparked the crisis, remains defiant. - Radio, 6:18
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July 11, 1991
Oka: A year later
Radio
6:18
Robert Lemieux discusses urgency of crisis on day of first kidnapping. - Radio, 20:51
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Oct. 5, 1970
Peter Gzowski interviews FLQ lawyer
Radio
20:51
CBC reads "long letter" from Laporte to Premier Bourassa. - Television, 3:05
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Oct. 11, 1970
Pierre Laporte's letter from captivity
Television
3:05
Canada looks more like a police state than a democracy eight days after the kidnapping of British Trade Commissioner James Cross. - Television, 7:33
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Oct. 13, 1970
Pierre Trudeau: just watch me
Television
7:33
On just the second day of the APEC Conference in Vancouver, student protestors clash in a violent and bitter battle with the RCMP. - Television, 2:28
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Nov. 25, 1997
Protest and pepper spray at APEC Conference
Television
2:28
Yesterday, kidnappers with machine guns pulled up to Quebec Labour Minister Pierre Laporte's home and shoved him into the backseat of their car. - Radio, 1:42
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Oct. 11, 1970
Quebec Labour minister kidnapped
Radio
1:42
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Aug. 18, 1990
Royal 22nd Regiment prepares for Oka
Television
2:00
Mayor of Oka asks Quebec police to remove protesters, by force if necessary. - Radio, 0:55
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July 11, 1990
Tension mounts at Oka roadblock
Radio
0:55
Soldiers carrying machine guns raid homes of suspected FLQ members. - Television, 1:43
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Oct. 17, 1970
Troops, tanks roam Quebec streets
Television
1:43
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