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October 19, Survey’s reach Andre Nault’s land In protest, Riel placed his foot on the surveyor's chain, and told the crew 'You go no further'.
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Comittee formed with purpose of bargaining the Canadian Government for the lands, language, and rights of the Metis
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Committee blocks McDougall from entering colony as he no right until transfer was completed on Dec. 1
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Committee sized Upper Ft. Garry, HBC headquarters in Red River
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Rupert's Land is official transfered to Canada
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On Dec. 8, after a number of meetings, Riel reached a compromise with the English-speaking delegates and they agreed to the formation of a Provisional Government with Riel as leader.
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Attacked was foiled and members imprisioned by provisional government
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Riel has Thomas Scott placed on trial in front of Provisional Government for insubordination, attacking guards, and threatening Riel's life
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Scott is found guilty and executed by Metis firing squad.
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Provisional Government's fourth and final version of the List of Rights was drafted and sent to Ottawa
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the Manitoba Bill was passed on May 12, 1870
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Manitoba official becomes a province.
