Quebec-Canada Timeline By ambertimeline Period: 1945 to 2000 Quebec's relations with the rest of Canada 1960 Aboriginal people living on reserves won the right to vote 1963 Three Canadian army buildings in Montreal are bombed by the FLQ 1963 The Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism is appointed 1965 Canada’s maple leaf flies for the first time 1967 Canada’s immigration policy becomes officially “colour blind” 1968 Pierre Trudeau becomes Prime Minister 1968 René Lévesque forms the Parti Québécois 1969 Official Languages Act is passed, making Canada officially a bilingual country 1970 FLQ crisis in Quebec leads Prime Minister Trudeau to invoke war measures act 1970 Member of the FLQ kidnap James Cross and Pierre Laporte, later killing Laporte 1971 Federal Government introduces multiculturalism policy 1980 Quebec holds a referendum on sovereignty- association 1982 The Constitution is patriated without Quebecs agreement 1987 The reform party is formed to be the voice of western Canada 1992 Charlottetown Accord rejected in referendum 1993 BC Treaty Commission is established 1995 Second referendum on Quebec sovereignty is held 1999 Nunavut is created 2000 Nisga'a Treaty is given royal assent