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APO 234-2943 992-9251 TAME / M.ss J.A. Deegan ADDEESS - 000210 �STENOGRAPHIC, DUTY ROSTER ANNEX_"B»» DATE ON DOTY (20:00 - 24t00) ON CALL (00;0O-06:30) October 6 Miss R. Ferris Miss D. Kohlman Miss J. Deegan Mile H. Meunier October 7 Miss J. Deegan Miss S. McConnell Miss D. Kohlman Mile H. Meunier October 8 Miss K. Edmunds Miss S. McConnell Miss J . Deegan M i s s D. Kohlman A; y\ 000211 �DUTY OFFICER TO NOTE: MR. LEON MAYRAND i s i n Ottawa, and can be reached a t t h e Embassy Apt. H o t e l , Room 812. Telephone: MR. DAVIS, B r i t i s h High Commission 237-2111. - 237-1530, E x t . 4 0 4 . MIGHT L I N E - 3il-/i""33. MR. FAGUY.— Commissioner of Penitentiaries - Home telephone, 828-5823 (Mr. Hofley would be Task Force member most likely to wish to contact him.) �POP DUTY STENOS. Date 8 hrs - 17CO h r s TUESDAY OCT. 13 MISS WISEMAN (2-3852) (OUN) 1700 h r s - 21+00 h r s OOP h r s - 8 hrs MISS PFitREAlJLT" (GRF) MISS KAZUK? (PPR) (5-7765) (2-3055) ., ALSS SIMARD HISS GORr-CFF (EDC) (2-23*0) (6-2021) DUTY CLERKS. MONDAY OCT. 1 2 TUESDAY OCT. 1 3 MR. J . LEBSL MR. i-I. .alOIIDIN MR. M. LilVIOLETTE (2-7962) (6-2535) (2-8529) MR. J . ^ 3 S L MR. M. BLOKDIN MR. M. IAVIOLETTE (6-2536) (2-8529) (2-7962) 000213 �OPERATIONS CENTRE TELEPHONES i ' Intercom Office Home 28 Jim Barker ( d i r e c t o r ) 5-6107 746-8247 27 Clive Glover (deputy d i r e c t o r ) 6-2899 733-4614 : . . 6-2700 746-2863 29 21 Murray Esselmont 6-2467 224-1565 22 Brian Northgrave 6-5621 236-9235 24 Pierre Chatillon 6-237/» 733-663^ 4 Betty Massey 5-6261 236-1179 5 Lois Johnston 5-6435 234-9556 23 John McNeish 6-2528 728-885/* 6 Watch Office 5-6331 3 Situations Room 2-669£ 21 TASK FORCE CHIEF 6-2528 26 Task Force Liaison 6-5621 25 Task Force Deck 6-237/* 20 Task Force Secretary 6-2467 UNLISTED NUMBERS: 6-2644, 6-5522, 6-5427 COMCENTRE (Duplicating Room, Incoming t e l s ) : 2-6877 COMCENTRE (weekends - if no reply at 2-6877): 2-3866 000214 �OPERATIONS CENTRE TELEPHONES Intercom Offlc« * 28 Jim Barker ( d i r e c t o r ) 5-6107 27 C l i v e Glover (deputy d i r e c t o r ) 6-2899 29 .JKa. 6-2700 21 Murray Easelmont N6-2467 22 Brian Northgrave 6-5621 24 Pierre ChAtillon 6-2374 Betty Massey 5-6261 5 Lois Johnston 5-6435 23 John McNeish 6-2528 6 Watch Office 5-6331 3 S i t u a t i o n s Room 2-669/J 21 TASK FORCE CHIEF 6-2528 4 .. 26 Task Force Liaison 6-5621 25 Task Force Deck 6-2374 20 Task Force S e c r e t a r y 6-2467 UNLISTED NUMBERS: 6-2644, 6-5522, 6-5427 COMCENTRE ( D u p l i c a t i n g Room, Incoming t e l s ) : 2-6877 COMCENTRE (weekends - i f no r e p l y a t 2 - 6 8 7 7 ) : 2-3866 �October 6, 1970 TASK FORCE ON ABDUCTION OF BRITISH TRADE COMMISSIONER Distribution Instructions to All Task Force Members: All outgoing tels and memos should have the following distribution: (All incoming tels will be automatically distributed by Comm Centre to the names on this list) DEPARTMENT DIVISION NAME PMO P . M. ROBERTS PCO D. F . WALL EXTERNAL: RCMP: JUSTICE SOLICITOR-GENERAL: TRANSPORT: 0/USSEA PROTOCOL LEGAL C . ROQUET ( C h i e f of Task T.H.W. READ J . DEMERS SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE A. D. ROWE CO-ORDINATION D. STANSFIELD COMMONWEALTH J. PUDDINGTON S & I INSPECTOR FERRARIS C.I.B. SUPT. OUIMET ASST. DEPUTY ATTORNEY-GEN. D. H. CHRISTIE ASST. DEPUTY SOLICITOR-GEN. B. C. HOFLEY DEPARTMENTAL ADMINISTRATOR M. FLEMING DIRECTOR, CIVIL AVIATION W.M. McLEISH Force) -7 000216 �I c *>m S/Sgt. Moss: "A "Division 824-4154 Sgt. Moss: 828-6129. The above RCMP members should be contacted in the event of any information or notes being found in the Ottawa area. - AH I18X2071. ->3? -277 /S3 Q7- ° 000217 �.0 * (List No.. 2) OPERATIONS CENTRE <***$•* TASK FORCE ON ABDUCTION OF BRITISH TRADE COMMISSIONER CHIEF: DEPARTMENT 1 C . ROQUET ( S p e c i a l A s s i s t a n t t o USiSA) 6 - 1 0 2 5 Home T e l : 2 3 7 - 0 5 1 4 TELEPHONESl DIVISION: NAME: ^FICE: HOKE* ' PMO P.M. ROBERTS 5-6968 PCO D . F . WALL 2-3996 733-3068 PROTOCOL T.H.W. READ 6-4039 746-4492 LEGAL J . DEMERS 6-5904 238-1626 SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE A J ) . ROWE 2-7809 731-1002 CO-ORDINATION D . STANSFIELD 2-7917 237-7966 COMMONWEALTH J . PUDDINGTCN 2-2424 733-2343 OPERATIONS CENTRE: J . R . BARKER 5-6107 746-824? C E . GLCVER 6-2899 733-4614 M.K. ESijEEMONT 6-2467 224-1565 B . NORTHGRAVE 6-56a 236-9235 J . McNEISH 6-2528 728-8854 INSPECTOR FERRARIS 6-5933 737-3042 /SUPT. uUIMET 2-5677 737-3434 ASST. DEP TY ATTORNEY-GEN. D.H.CHRISTIE 6-2370 ASoT. DEPUTY .....LmTGR-GEN. B . C . HOFLEY 5-6694 M. FLEMING 2-3C59 728-3834 728-2212 W.M.McLEJSH :-3254 836-1377 EXTERNAL: S & I RCMP: CRIMINAL 1NV .-.riGATION JUSTICE bJLICITORGENERAL: TR ANSPORT: DEPT. ADMINISTRATOR : 1 RECTOR, CIVIL AVI A.' : -H MvlJTK&AL Mill QUEbr.C MAYOR DRAPEAU' o -. r " ... r.: ^ J Xb:7. I TY CONTACTS: arm;(I.£.a) li DY (Chef a e C a b i n e t ) - OFFICE: 183-9-872-31 HOME: 384-3433 uR, PAUL J-E DUG, OFFICE: 183--9-872-3100, HOME: 738-6156. ~ r - Piiv • try .Government i n Quebec C i t y - JULIEN CHOUINARD, 643-7355. • -.%* MR. MAYRAND - IS IN TOWN. CAN' Be, REACHED AT EMBASSY HOTEL, Y i t o 1 I_I_, r - 1 ROOM £ 1 2 . M. J.M., DERY - EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, TIPL: TEL: 237-2111. 825-2630 DND A^gCRAFT: C a l l Colonel C h r i s t i e a t 728-7209 (" ME) OR DND Switchboard 2-' 535 whip ind3i.n1 000218 �( m a t Xo . a / October 7, 1970. n»vsv TASK FORCE ON ABD'JC 1 .•- U.\ DEPARTMENT: DIVISION EXTERNAL O/USSEA r-y-j'f- . 7^.7. cc;"i—r.y V . » , . . . * 7. 6-102} PMO Z »JO • PCO 5-696^ ....... ( o r KR. BEA\ T O N O/Srp EXTERNAL .n • 237-C514 2-8343 is; 1 A - J . Or". 73OO02 PROTOCOL m X •H.W. READ 6-4039 COMMONWEALTH 0 , D . PUDDINGTON X.-2X2X 733-230 CO-ORDINATION D . STANSFIKLD 2-7917 237-7966 LATIN AMERICAN 0. . DIER 2-2480 s*\*yr LEGAL J . DEMERS 6—5904 , .- r-. ,—. SECURITY & 2-7609 731-1002 5-6107 7if6—8247 0 . E . uLOVER 6-2699 733-461*, M.K. ESSELMGNT 6-2A67 224-1565 B . NORTHGRAVE 6-5621 • 236-9235 J . McXEISK 6-2 526 728—8a54 N I A.D xO''i:x OPERATIONS CENTRE N J . R . BARKER i S & I INSPECTOR FERRARIS 6-5933 7"5 7 _ ? f V 9 CRIMINAL INVESTIG CHIEF SOFT. OUIMET 2-5677 r ASST ATTCRNEY-GEN D . i i . CHRISTIE 6-2370 CRIMINAL LAW MISS P. SPRAGUE 2-SI66 SOLICITORGENERAL ASST. DEPUTY SOLICITOR-GEN. W.R.6. LITTLE B.C. HCFLET 2-2044 5-6694 235-2379 233-3568 728-3834 TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION M. 2-3059 728-2212 2-3254 836-1377 RCMP JUSTICE McLElSH CIVIL AVIATION /37-3434 IO .PVIES, 237-1530, EXT 404, OR NIGHT ^INE 237-1533 hd&.: 745-6394 BRITISH HIGH EGfklSSiON: MR. LEON MAYRAND - ROoM 812, EMBASSY APT. HOTEL - 237-2111 MONTREAL AND w/U&BaC CITY CONTACTS: MAYOR DRAPEAU'S OFFICE: CHARLES uOY (Chef de Cabinet) - OFFICE: 183-9-872-3IOO - HOME: 384-3433 o r QUEBEC CITY: PA^L I E DUC, OFFICE 1 8 3 - 9 - 6 7 2 ^ 3 1 0 0 ; S e c r e t a r y lo G o v t , i n '-aiebec C i t y : HOME 7 3 6 - 6 1 5 6 . JULIEN CHOUINARD, 6 4 3 - 7 3 5 5 . OFFICIALS' GALLERY - HOUSE OF COMMONS - 2 - 6 6 7 7 - Commissionaire w i l l call anyone o u t . DND AIRCRAFT: Call Colonel C h r i s t i e a t 728-7209 (Home) OR DND Switchboard 2-4535, who w i l l find him. LIEUT.-GEN. DARE, at 745-7913 (Heme). f M R. MR. R I T C H I E JOHN STARNES : 236-8112. ( D e p u t y Commissioner RCMP) HCME; 827-0889 2 000219 �October 6, 1970 TASK FORCE ON ABDUCTION OF BRITISI TRADE COMMISSIONER Distribution Instructions to All Task Force Members: All outgoing tels and memos should have the follovring distribution: (All incoming tels will be automatically distributed by Comm Centre to the names on this list) DEPARTMENT DIVISION NAME PMO P . M. ROBERTS PCO D. F . WALL EXTERNAL: 0/USSEA PROTOCOL LEGAL C . ROQUET ( C h i e f of Task T.H.W. READ J . DEMERS Force) SECURITY & RCMP: JUSTICE SOLICITOR-GENERAL: TRANSPORT: INTELLIGENCE A. D. ROWE CO-ORDINATION D. STANSFIELD COMMONWEALTH J. S fr I INSPECTOR FERRARIS C.I.B. SUPT. OUIMET s ^ s g g g ^ l mi O i l 2 ASST. DEPUTY ATTORNEY-GEN. ASST. DEPUTY SOLICITOR-GEN. DEPARTMENTAL ADMINISTRATOR DIRECTOR, CIVIL AVIATION PUDDINGTON D. H. CHRISTIE 3 . C. HOFLEY M. FLEMING W.M. McLEISH 000220 �RESTRICTED TASK FORGE NOTE At 10:15 p.m. October 6, the RCMP telephoned t o adviae myself aad Inspector Ferraris that the a-u«b#c Government had decided t o i n a t i t u t a a s e r i e s of r a i l s sometime i n tha e a r l y morning of October 7 i n v o l v i n g 10 t o 12 p l a c e s . These r a i d s , authoriiad by Juatice Minister Choquette, would involve the CAT (Combined Anti-Terrorlat Squad), including t h e RCMF). I advised Mr. R i t o h i e of thia f a o t a t the sane time aa c l e a r i n g with h i * the u n e l a a s i f i e d telegram t o Tunis adviaiag Mr. F o r t i e r not t o proceed t o A l g i e r s . 'A.D.Rowe �October 6, 1970 11:25 P.M. TASK FORCE NOTE 11 o'clock news casts reported that a Montreal radio station had received some sort of notification that a letter from Mr. Cross was on its way to Mrs. Cross. I immediately telephoned R.C.M.P. Montreal. They told me that the post office in Montreal had alerted them that they had a letter which they believed was from Mr. Cross addressed to his wife. The R.C.M.P. would secure the letter from the post office officials immediatelj If the letter was not sealed they would provide us with the contents by telephone, if the letter was sealed they hoped that Mrs. Cross, to whom the letter would be delivered would give them permission (Montreal Police) to disseminate its contents to interested Canadian and Quebec authorities on a confidential need to know basis. owe 2 ) 2 c^FF ^ t^j-euFJ^y^jY s? Y ^ (A-y^yy£y /*?. 3 0 y ' y / .- .IF/ F , FATA A.,2AyJF(2UX te ^dPPU^ L F / ITW^ (Fujz / F t (~fiX7j} . /AFC 7^ J) <^_ FseA, (ZXseTl <*- to* '/ Fx^ 7 JF • / is «— 2 JJUJ i J-J-iF n idiJ^n 000222 •Stf&^QLS �UNCLASSIFIED 11:30 p.m., October 6 TASK FORCE NOTE According to wire services, the British Minister Geoffrey Rippon will remain in London to deal with matters relating to Mr. Cross' kidnapping in Montreal while Prime Minister Heath goes to Blackpool for a four day Conservative Party Convention. J LDJL Puddington �— ».»-a . • . - % • . . 7-77 . • • UNCLASSIFIED . 11:30 p.m., October 6 TASK FORCE NOTE According to wire services, the British Minister Geoffrey Rippon will remain in London to deal with matters relating to Mr. Cross* kidnapping in Montreal while Prime Minister Heath goes to Blackpool for a four day Conservative Party Convention . J.D.Puddington • • 000224 - �(MsOAhu MESSAGE DATE # FILE/DOSSIER ^ ^ - TFZC OCT 6/7i PER or* FM/DE NO .... TO/A SECURITY SECURITE JO.O; U.OUJ PRECEDENCE x. - ....i .U.*'. A »a INFO ?W/$W AT OIIS VERY AKXI0D2 . T O I alKPLi OUT PG LET YOU KKO/f THAT A'E HAVE YOU AND YOUR PAKILY VERT MUCH IU WIMD . . . . . . .. DOING SSJLWM. SVERY7KING ,/E POJSIBLY CAH. EatCKELL SHARP SEC ETARY O JPATS RO t EITEiiNAL AFFAIRS DISTRIBUTION LOCAL/LOCALE :c: Office of tlie B r i t i s h High wocmissioner (Done in I5iv) ORK51NATOR/REDACTEUR DIVISION TELEPHONE APPRCVED/AUTORISE AO-G'^M"-^-^ 310 ff,tr:TriTfficr-/ttarvr Q/.P2 -J^OT/.OO/' 2-215J EXT 18/BIL (REV 8/64) (COMMUNICATIONS OIV) 000225 �( L i s t No. 3 ) October 7 , 1970. OPERATIONS CENTRE TASK FORCE ON ABDUCTION OF BRITISH TRADE COMMISSIONER DEPARTMENT; D P / I S ION: NAME: TELEPHONES: HOME: OFFICE: EXTERNAL O/USSEA C. ROQUET (CHIEF OF TASK FORCE) 6-1025 PMO P.M. ROBERTS 5-6968 PCO O/SSEA D.F. WALL (or MR. BEAVIS) J.H. TAYLOR 2-3996 2-8348 2-2150 733-3068 733-4762 PROTOCOL T.H.W. READ 6-4039 746-4492 COMMONWEALTH J . D . PUDDINGTON 2-2424 733-2343 CO-ORDINATION D . STANSFIELD 2-7917 237-7966 LATIN AMERICAN 0 . DIER 2-2480 233-4838 LEGAL J . DEMERS 6-5904 238-1626 SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE A.D. ROWE 2-7809 731-1002 OPERATIONS CENTRE! J . R . BARKER 5-6107 746-8247 C E . GLOVER 6-2899 733-4614 M.K. ESSELMONT 6-2467 224-1565 B . NORTHGRAVE 6-5621 236-9235 J . McNEISH 6-2528 728-8854 3 &I INSPECTOR FERRARIS 6-5933 737-3042 CRIMINAL INVE3TIG. CHIEF SUPT. OUIMET 2-5677 737-3434 ASST. DEPUTY ATTORNEY-GEN. D . H . CHRISTIE 6-2370 CRIMINAL LAW MISS P . SPRAGUE 2-8166 235-2379 SOLICITORGENERAL ASST. DEPUTY SOLICITOR-GEN. B . C . HOFI£T 5-6694 728-3834 TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION M. FLEMING 2-3059 728-2212 CIVIL AVIATION W.n. McLExSH 2-3254 836-1377 EXTrliNAL RCMP JUSTICE BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION: 237-0514 MR. E LAVlES. 2 3 7 - 1 5 3 0 , EXT 4 0 4 , OR NIGHT LINE 2 3 7 - 1 5 3 3 . HCME: 7 4 5 - 6 3 9 4 MR. LEON MAYRAND - ROOM 8 1 2 , EMBASSY APT. HOTEL - 2 3 7 - 2 1 1 1 MONTREAL AND ^UEBEC CITY CONTACTS: MAYOR DRAPEAU'3 OFFICE: QUEBEC CITY: CHARLES ROY (Chef de C a b i n e t ) - OFFICE: 1 8 3 - 9 - 8 7 2 - 3 1 0 0 - HOME: 3 8 4 - 3 4 3 3 o r PAUL LE DUC, OFFICE 1 8 3 - 9 - 8 7 2 - 3 1 0 0 ; HOME 7 3 8 - 6 1 5 6 . S e c r e t a r y t o G o v t , i n Quebec C i t y : JULIEN CHOUINARD. 6 4 3 - 7 3 5 5 . 000226 �A.D. ROWE/rf mCIA3SIF.TCT> Ifc". Roquet October 7, 1970 A.D. Rowe Task Force Staffing - Night of Oct. 8, 1970 Midnight to 6 A.M. Mr. Jacques Montpetit (GEUE) has agreed to assist us, If needed. He will call in at 5 P.ii. Oct. 8 to determine if his Mr. Barker services are needed. 2. tDfjFoxer Mr. 0. Haynal (GLA) is willing as well to serve at these hours. If needed. A.D. Ft JF- FF M fY **-* �POP * INFORMATION CLASSIFICATION SOURCE DATE HR. ocrc 7("jo \\: B o .«s>v if AA JA JA JJ A A AA CI -A s t e e l s r i k e d ? a t e , JJ AA 2to F F <®Oc# c ey V J AA FJ JJ AA F\F FF* J d? FJ FF ve *p GEU GEUE GEUW PMO peg CIDA DOPS FIS MINISTERE D E I A F F A I R E * EXTERIEURES 7o£> GRF GUS FAC nup ECP ECD ECL OMA OAD CENTRE D'OPERATIONS CENTRE TEL. &-6331 ^o~0 m y ECT AFP APP APO FSR SRB. (TPR^ DEPARTMENT OF EKT E R t . ( ) 0 0 2 2 8 IR 7 * �Ain^r mDate 08:30 - 17:15 17:15 - 2/.;.: 00 2L-.00 - 08:30 October: dj (,BixJ Mi. Lie J.. a)(Bil) Mile C. La France b)Miss B. Wiseman a)(on duty) Miss M.A. Kazuke Perreault b)Miss M.E. Smith a)(Bil) Mile. M Simard b)Miss K. Edmands a)(Bil) Mile Y. Perreault b)Miss B. Wiseman a)(Bil)Mlle. C. LaFrance b)Miss M.E. Smith a)(Bil)Mlle.G. Asselin b)Miss B. Wiseman October 11 October 12 b)(on call) Miss P. 0*Leary a)(on duty) Miss M.A. Kazuke b)(on call) Miss P. O'Leary a)(on duty) Miss M.A. Kazuke b)(on call) Miss P. O'Leary Name Tel. No. Mile. G. Asselin 232-5673 Miss K. Edi£iaiids 232-1383 Mile. M.A. Kazuke 722-1791, 237-1320 (Room 718) Mile, C. LaFrance 232-6961 Miss P. O'Leary 236-6052 Mile. Y. Perreault 235-4269 Mile. M. Simard 235-1168 ; Miss M.E. Smith Miss B. Wiseman 234-2612 BILINGUAL ON CALL ONLY IN AN EMERGENCY (IF SCMONE/ON DUTY LIST IS ILL, OR OTHER DISASTER) MISS DENISE TURCOTTE - 234-2573 ON CALL IF ENLISH-SPEAKING STENO I S ILL - B. MASSEY - 236-1179. 000229 �OPERATIONS GENIR Ta;k Force: Kidnaomm - Aaalaional Telephone l i s t Prime M i n i s t e r ' s switchboard (can l o c a t e peooie i n PM's office and almost anyone). 2-4211 B r i t i s h High Commission ( n i g h t l i n e ) 237-15$-^ • RITCHIE, Mr. C.S.A. - residence London 01-499-4671 -, R.C.M.P. "A" Division - CI3 Ottawa 2-4142 • CROQUETTE, Mr. -Montreal office : / J O 7^873-3317 n Quebec : / O ' / Oi\ 643-4210 Executive A s s i s t a n t : Mr. F. Gendron: Secretary: Mile Michard BOURASSA, Mr. R. Montreal o f f i c e : Quebec City o f f i c e : Senior Aide: Mr. Langlois 873-3411 643-5321 DERY, Mr. J.M./Kotel St-Gec£es > Algiers room #172 - t e l . : -60-29-03 Minister available Sanday, October 11 by contacting Miss Dugal at home, tel. 749-3317 (do not leave a message Madame Dugal). _ On Monday, Oct. 12, Minister will be in his Centre Block office, except when he is involved with the Polish Foreign Minister's visit. 'FRANCIS, Mr. Ross 2-1518 or 2-5074 home: 731-6191 .BLACK, Mr. Pat (Paris Smb.)rsidence: 553-6434 CADIEUX, Mr. Marcel (Wash.) residence: 182-9-332-2615 HENRy, Mr. Keith, (Wash.) residence : 654-6836 TOVJE, Mr. Peter (Wash) residence: 362-0679 Front desk - Cdn Embassy Wash. 77xd. t 7P^.' i m — _ , . : . c — ^ £ < / ^ 332-1011 - --ar -/ s v •/ F t & -t J 000230 �72 0»- FJ 1 d-P-^ (List wo. 3; October 7, 1970. L..7 t i i u - . i i U . s i P PP. 1 fJtjfT C O T /V'TaPP ^-DATT^T? Csfc^t-.ft-JlhrP''*<~s J\ DEPARTMEN IV ISION: ••• i a 2 > V WltMi EXTERNAL 6-1025 v._VrjL±f^i..... -^ o . rJJF& i 237-05O 5-6968 D . F . WALL ( o r MR. BEAVIS) J . H . TAYLOR 2-3996 2-8348 2-2150 733-3068 733-002 i »n . A « .......-.--/ 6-4039 746-4492 C GMMON Xx. ALTri J . D . PUDDINGTON •2-2424 CO-OKDINATICN D , STAN St IETLD 2-7917 237-7966 LATIN AMERICAN 0.. DIER 2-248O 2.5 3—^8^8 T S"r ' T a . DEiaERS 6->9C4 ^.> O—-i-O-^-O r. p- .jtj' O_7;P-,C (ji-iuu<; 0 / or^iLA EXTERNAL PROTOCOL T c":"!t-;T'pv p. . J - j O U -7_J. J. J. 7^. T TvTnT; f - t r • \Tpf? OPERATIONS CLNTREV * { ' ! x . ~) a - '•' \ T \ 5-6107 J . R . BARKER M.K. ESSELMCNT o . NOkiHuitAvij t> * CH: JUSTICE 7"5 0 6-2467 224-1565 i. 236-9235 x L Oi o~5om / ^ * s--. \ i. - C X\ ^ J . O J U r /-a>c- o-syyc JUIO . UU-UYIOJ. 1, P-l ! 6-2899 sci- 6-5933 737-3042 2-5677 737-3434 ASST. DEPUTY • ATTORNEY-GEN. D . H . CHRISTIE 6-2370 CRIMINAL LA// MISS P . SPRAGUE 2-8166 235-2379 SOLICITORGENERAL ASST. LLPLITY SOLICITOR-GEN. W.R.C. LITTLE 2-2044 5-6694 233-3568 728-3834 TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION M. FLEMING 2-3059 r-jOQ 00~i 0 CIVIL AVIATION itf.M. McLEiSH .C—jitiji^. QJiO-i.7 I ( •41 BfdTISH HIGH COMMISSION: MR. E DAVIES, 237-1530, EXT 404, OR NIGHT LL\nE 237-1533". HOME: 745-6394 MR. LEON MAYRAND - ROOM 812, dXXikXXl APT. HOTEL - 237-2111 MONTREAL AND 2J2X^C MAYOR DRAPEAU'S OFFICE: QUEBEC CITY: % Up- F ^ £$*) '$1 I CITY CONTACTS: CHARIm HOY (Chef cie Cabinet) - OFFICE: 183-9-872-3100 - HOME: 384-3433 o r PA.J'L LE DUC, OFFICE 183-9-872-3IOO; HOME 738-6156. S e c r e t a r y ao Govt,, i n Quebec C i t y : JULIEN CHOUINAi-rD,, 643-7355. Ol'i'LCI ALS' GALLERY - liomE OF c e a a m S - 2-6677 - Commissionaire w i l l anyone o u t . call DND AIRCRAFT: Call. Colonel Christie at 728-7209 (Home) OR DND Switchboard 2-4535, who will find him. LIEUT.-GEN. DALE, at 745-7913 (Home). M R R I T C H I E MR. " JOHN STARNES 236-8112. (Deputy Comroissioner RCMP) HOME: 827-0889 000231 �jr< % October 8, 1970 Note Inspector Ferraris informed me at 8:45 a.m. this morning that he had just been in touch with Montreal and that there were no significant developments to report (e.g. approaches from mediators, etc.). The nolice were at present initiating "a series of searches on new targets". Ferraris will be coming along to the Task Force Office shortly. M. Shenstone Inspector �October 8, 1970 MOVEMENTS OF PREMIER BOURASSA OF QUEBEC Mr. D. C. Reeee confirmed at 4 0 5 p.m. that Premier Bourassa had arrived in New York. He is staying in Suite 911 of the Plaza Hotel, telephone number is PL-93000. Between 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. he will be unavailable as he is in a meeting. Messages during that time can be passed to him by Mr. Bruce Rankin, Canadian Consul General, who will be in Suite 249 of the Plaza Hotel. At 7:00 p.m. Mr. Bourassa is attending a dinner of the Canadian Society to be held in the Plaza Hotel where he is the guest speaker. The Canadian Consulate General is involved with the arrangements for Mr. Bourassa's visit. Mr. Rankin's home telephone number is 838-7008. Mr. Yvon Beaulne's, Permanent Representative to the United Nations, home telephone number is TE-27787. J. ^f./ljuddington 4 ?\F 4 pco r%M/ *P D<&j OLFK) ?'J)S . 0,0(0 9 0 R. PCO ?Dfi // Mi'O 0) kjft A AS VFA �CF\Jp A EXTERNAL AFFAIRS PPR TO AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES (Mr. Read) A FROM Da (3 (T-1L2^// POP (Task Force, J.D. Puddington) SECURITY SicuHH RuSTiaCTED . DATE October 9 , 1970. NUMBER Hvmfro REFERENCE Kifirence SUBJECT Su/e» KIDNAPPING OP BRITISH OFFICIAL - SUOTIVAL DAT. FILE OTTAWA DOSSIER A < MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexes DISTRIBUTION PPB (Mr. McKinnon) Mr. McConville of the British High Coanission raised a question with ae concerning the closure of certain roads in Ottawa during "Survival Day" on Wednesday, October IA. Apparently one of the streets to be closed is Elgin Street. 2. Should the kidnapping question not be resolved by that time, officers of the British High Coenissioa wish to be able te reach their offices on Elgin Street by car, as would members of the Task Force. 3. Mould you like to go into this question with the Ottawa Police Force? J.D. Puddington, Task Force. Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000234 �UNCLASSIFIED October 9, 1970 MEMO - TASK FORCE HEAD cc: Mr. Barker / Mr. Glover Mr. R. Smith (Deptl. Duty Officer) URGENT Mr. Jon Legg (PSI)(with Task Force phone list attachment) URGENT Subject: Weekend Task Force Duty Roster: Oct.9-12. 1970 The following persons have agreed to man the shifts noted. They understand that they are responsible for checking with POP to determine if their services are required as the weekend progresses. Friday, Oct.9 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct.10 Mr. J. Montpetit Mr. D.W. Campbell Saturday, Oct. 10 - Day shift - 9.00 am onwards Mr. A.D. Rowe Mr. J.H. Taylor Saturday, Oct. 10 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct.11 Mr. A. Broadbridge Mr. F. Bild Sunday, Oct.11 - Day shift - 9.00 am onwards Mr. C. Roquet Mr. J. Puddington Sunday, Oct. 11 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct. 12 Mr. Michael Shenstone Mr. Jacques Demers Monday, Oct. 12 - Day shift - 9.00 am onwards Mr. J.H. Taylor Mr. A.D. Rowe (Mr. T. Read also available Sunday* if needed) W/ JF - UJaJuF^ ~ S/?^L^- r-C^jF^ ^ $ AVo-fc; F^l ' Fj f z 7 AA IF AX ee e A y y y 72 AU ^.:yy^~(/y 000235 I • �- 2 - + Monday, Oct. 12 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct. 13 Mr. Jacques Montpetit Mr. J.C. Tremblay (Miss Lisa Hesketh if required) A.D. Rowe (for) Task Force 000236 �?:otm or. -mm.a1.f", '•: •?<::•*:. — m e Task Force was pet -p the iarpp3 iSSirfsJ^g thai m . moi£ K ^ m m .m and kr. Claude Roquet was appointed Head of theffi»&jF e m e $&£ ii..co then it has been operating S4 hcurpr a day. — mils omratioriu.were directed Xy tr:z Felice, the T m k Itorce pl-am; ar. important liaison r e m . Liaison between the t»;o -jovcrrcx.sr.t3; Liaison within the Federal Government; -u^LarLscp* \HxC7. P.ac .irip.\rp-'jn auuP^p* wozcrrrxsrsxep., Liaison with ihe Cuban Jmxrmy. — ^-.s regards Police work, the Task Fores was on the receiving c m assessing information. "metiers of Mr. Roquet as Head of Task Force1 — To ensure that all departments concerned were informa cf develcp'.-cnts as they occurred. — Konitcring of radio arid television stations. — Consultation with Quebec Government and various agencies in Cuebeu. — Continuous liaison with British High Commission and Cuban Embas-y. mm. Contact with our posts abroad, in particular those directly concerned such as London, Berne (where Mr3. Cross has aeon.) and Brussels (-..here 3 SUA has been this week). — Consultation with posts abroad regarding reactions cf other governments to the crisis• — Guidance to our posts abroad on how they oight become involved (for example, Havana). — Provide information to ,/ashington anc our.Latin iteerican posts where there was special interest in the crisis. �OPERATIONS CENTRE DUTY ROSTER - OCTOBER 9 - 1 2 (DAY - 9 . 0 0 A.M. - 1 1 . 0 0 P . M . ) (NIGHT - 1 1 P . M . - 9 . 0 0 A.M.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 NIGHT - ON CALL N . ETHSRILGE, - B . COOK C E . GLOVER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 0 DAY - PAUL CHAPIN ( 6 8 4 - 7 4 2 6 ) , NIGHT - ON CALL M.K. ESSELMONT, - J . McNEISH B . COOK N . ETHERIDGE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 1 DAY - NIGHT B . NORTHGRAVE, - N . ETHERIDGE, ON CALL - MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 DAY NIGHT - ON CALL B . COOK M.K. ESSELMONT B . NORTHGRAVE, - J . McNEISH J . McNEISH M.K. ESSELMONT - J . R . BARKER. WILL ALSO HELP; G. HAYNAL, 2 3 5 - 0 7 2 3 P . WALKER, 7 4 5 - 6 7 6 2 �UNCLASSIFIED October 9, 1970 MEMO - TASK FORCE HEAD cc: Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Barker Glover R. Smith (Deptl. Duty Officer) URGENT Jon Legg (PSI)(with Task Force phone list attachment) URGENT Subject: Weekend Task Force Duty Roster: Oct.9-12. 1970 The following persons have agreed to man the shifts noted. They understand that they are responsible for checking with POP to determine if their services are required as the weekend progresses. Friday, Oct.9 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct.10 Mr. J. Montpetit Mr. D.W. Campbell Saturday, Oct. 10 - Day shift - 9.00 am onwards Mr. A.D. Rowe Mr. J.H. Taylor Saturday, Oct. 10 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct.11 Mr. A. Broadbridge Mr. F. Bild Sunday, Oct.11 - Day shift - 9.00 am onwards Mr. C. Roquet Mr. J. Puddington Sunday, Oct. 11 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct. 12 Mr. Michael Shenstone Mr. Jacques Demers Monday, Oct. 12 - Day shift - 9.00 am onwards Mr. J.H. Taylor Mr. A.D. Rowe A/ofe j (Mr. T. Read also available Sunday if needed) • • • A �- 2- Monday, Oct. 12 - 11.00 pm to 7.00 am Oct. 13 Mr. Jacques Montpetit Mr. J.C. Tremblay (Miss Lisa Hesketh if required) A.D. Rowe (for) Task Force 000240 �MESSAGE DATE FM/DE ^CTBROTT OCT2XV70 NO TO/A |NF0 SECURITY SECURITE HIE/DOSSIER mg JDHFD PRECEDENCE x f Liai ( a J t i a w r HAVAS hftSHDC BAIilS BRU OTAMERU TUXES 3SRH DgBLZM REF SUB/SUJ anvxct OUKTRL FOD-258 OCT 1 0 , ABO ?C0-2Sp OCT 1 0 , SHOULD X HOMBEKSD POP 2 $ 8 AM) POP 2 # . Z DISTRIBUTION LOCAL/LOCALE ORIGINATOR/REOACTEUR SIO.. DIVISION TELEPHONE APPROVED/AUTORISE 310. "MWW3'&ffiWn EXT 18/BIL (REV 8 / 6 4 ) (COMMUNICATIONS OIV) 000241 �EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DUTY TO OTTFICER AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES SECURITY Stcurilt October 1 0 , 1970 DATE FROM 0* Mr. J.D. Puddington NUMBER Numero REFERENCE Mf4rence PILE OTTAWA SUBJECT Sujel TASK FORCE PAPTPRS MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexes There is a Large matiilla envelope in the third drawer DISTRIBUTION of security shell U71 which is located by the Receptionist's desk, containing sensitive material being held for the Under-Secretary, Mr. r.oquet cr the head of the Operations Center. It should only be taken out on their instructions. J.D. Puddington Ext. 407A/BU. Admin. Services Div.) 000242 �OPERATIONS. CENTRE P TASK F 4 K E ON KIDNAPPING UNCLASSIFIED MONITORING PROCEDURES The following procedures are set out for monitoring TV, radio and Press wires. These procedures will depend on the number of monitors available. The assumption is made, and is supported by experience in recent days, that key kidnapping news carried or. CKAC or CKLM is carried by CKCH if not simultaneously within seconds. NUMBER PERSONS AVAILABLE SOURCES TO MONITOR AND BREAK-DOWN OF DUTIES If only One officer available: CKCH (with cassette (970) radio which makes best recording) CBC (910) CBC TV - English (4) & French (9) French-speaking steno 2 TV sets to type bulletins 2 radios direct from recording 1 radio—recorder (best if officer assists 2 cassette recorders Uher recorder (Second by operating machine). stenorette overheats) Where possible officers should type their own bulletins. If two officers available: (l) CKCH Radio (970) CBC Radio (910) CBC TV - English 4) French 9) 2 1 1 1 (2) CKAC tie-in at console (if it is a slow period, and if clerk is not available monitor should check CP wire Service.) 2 cassettes (plus consoles recorders and TV sets) If three officers (l) CKCH (970) Radio available: CBC TV - French (4) (2) CBC Radio (910) CBC TV - English (9) SEQUIPMENT AVAILABLE ASSISTANCE REQUIRED TV sets radio radio recorder Uher recorder 1 TV set Radio recorder 1 TV set Uher (3) CKAC tie-in at 2 cassettes (plus console, (if it is a consoles recorders Blow period, and if and TV sets) clerk is not available' monitor should check CP wire service.) J. Barker Operations Centre 000243 �October 11, 1970fi*$fctffi. (PSiATIONS CENTRE NOTE TO ALL TASK [<ORCE DUTY OFFICERS - How to deal with Press enquiries to the Ops Centre. 1 - (A) When Mr. Francis is available,he wishes to deal with all press enquiries. They should be referred to him or, if he is on the phone, or out briefly, the enquirer's number should be taken : "Mr. Francis will call back as soon as he is free". (B) In specific instances when authorized by the USSEA (or, for him by Mr. Roquet) or by Mr. Francis, an authorized comment may be made by officers other than Mr. Francis. In such cases, the exact words of the authorized statement should be made with no addition or modification except, if pressed for further details : "I'm sorry we can make no further comment". 2 - „ .3 |>» During is and should (if he the day when Mr. Francis is not available, he will say where he estimate the time of his return to the OPS Centre. The enquirers be told : "Mr. Francis will call you as soon as possible", or is going to be away more than an hour) "we expect him back about o'clock, we will give him your number as soon as he returns". During the night when he has left for home we do not want him bothered unduly. Routine calls asking if the Ops Centre has heard any new information or heard a particular report should be answered : (a) ""We are following all developments closely, we have no new information to report". p ressing requests for additional comment by newsmen not satisfied v;ith (a) should be referred to Mr. Francis : "I'm afraid you will have to call Mr. Francis for that but he will not have later information than wei hope you won't disturb him unless you consider it most urgent". h,j**on<<.^< k - During the night all new developments of sufficient importance to be reported to Mr. Ftoquet should, on Mr. Roquet's authorization, be passed to Mr. Fraicis 27. Claude Roquet Task Force 000244 �KIDNAPPING OUTGOING TELEGRAMS 1. Statements by Federal and Provincial leaders should ordinarily be sent by FLASH telegram to London and by "Immediate" telegram to all other posts in the language of issue and later in the second language where indicated if a text is available. Mr. Dery in Algiers should also be on the "FLASH" list. 2. Communiques and other important statements from the FLQ and its sympathizers should be sent by FLASH telegram to London (and by Immediate telegram to Havana, ConGen New York, 'Washington, Brussels, •' NATO, Tunis, P a r i s , Berne, Oiblin, RCMP) in the original French t e x t , and i n the English version wfrfiEg -i "di,.r a tp^ to London. The o r i g i n a l French t e x t should be sent to Mr. Dery in Algiers d i r e c t by commercial telegram (so far "ETAT PKIQRITE" has been used) from 12 p.m. to ? a.m. Algiers time, (or in urgent cases through Berne for transfer by telephone, or through P a r i s ) . Berne telephones information to Mr. Dery every morning, but the t e x t s should nevertheless reach him. 3. Classified messages for Mr. Dery in Algiers can be sent (a) normally through the B r i t i s h High Commission, Ottawa, and the B r i t i s h Embassy i n Algiers; (b) i f absolutely necessary, to Berne or Paris for telephonic 'transfer to Algiers in s a n i t i z e d form. 000245 �October 1 1 , 1970 OPERATIONS CENTRE Task F o r c e : Kidnapping - A d d i t i o n a l Telephone l i s t Prime M i n i s t e r ' s switchboard (can l o c a t e people i n PM's o f f i c e and almost anyone). 20211 B r i t i s h High Commission ( n i g h t l i n e ) 237-l5$j( • RITCHIE, Mr. C.S.A. - r e s i d e n c e London 01-U99-i;671 -, R.C.M.P. "A" D i v i s i o n - CIB Ottawa • 2-.002 CHOQUETTE, Mr. -Montreal o f f i c e : Quebec " : E x e c u t i v e A s s i s t a n t : Mr. F. Gendron: S e c r e t a r y : Mile Michard • BOURASSA, Mir. R. Montreal o f f i c e : Quebec City o f f i c e : Senior Aide: Mr. Langlois 873-3U11 6^3-5321 • DERY, Mr. J . M . / h o t e l St-Geages, A l g i e r s room #172 - t e l . : 60-29-03 Minister available Sunday, October 11 by contacting Miss Dugal at home, tel. On Monday, Oct. 12, M i n i s t e r w i l l be i n h i s Centre Block o f f i c e , except when he i s involved w i t h t h e P o l i s h Foreign Minister's v i s i t . FRANCIS, Mr. Ross 873-3317 6U3-1|210 7U9-3317 (do not leave a message with wladame D u g a l ) . 2-1518 or 2-507U home: 731-6191 BLACK, Mr. P a t ( P a r i s 3 m b . ) r s i d e n c e : 553-6U3U CADIEUX, Mr. Marcel (Wash.) r e s i d e n c e : 182-9-332-2615 HENRy, Mr. K e i t h , (Wash.) r e s i a e n c e : 65U-6836 TOWE, Mr. P e t e r (Wash) residence: 362-0679 Front desk - Cdn Embassy Wash. 332-1011 i 000246 �October 11, 1970 NOTE FOR FILE Mr. Noakes cf the British High Commission called (7:10 a.m.) to find out if there were any lat^r developments. I mentioned that there was some indication that there might be another communique but that we had no knowledge of the substance as yet and also there was some doubt in our minds that the report was authentic. I informed him we would endeavour to obtain further information on this matter. Mr. Noakes said that he also called to tell us that the British Foreign Minister has sent the following messa.ge for Mr. Sharp: " I am so sorry that this later kidnaooing has been added to all your worries. p lease give my sympathy to Mr. Laporte's family and colleagues. V/e are most grateful to you and them for what you are doing and for keeping us in the picture. Signed Alec Douglas-Home. " Mr. Whitehead, the Acting High Commissioner, will bring the message over in due course today. J$/4t+*wF^ A. Broadbridge 000247 �-OP/T.H.W.Read/ms NOTE ^OUli "TASK 1'ORCE D'URGENCE air. Lcwty, du Haut Commissariat b r i t a n n i q u e , v i e n t de t e l e p h o n e r pour i n d i q u e r un changement de numero de telephone du Operation Room du Haut Commissariat. Dorenavant l e numero a s i g n a l e r e s t l e 237-15U1 L^ nuriero 237-1533 e s t r e s e r v e dorenavant a M. Whitehead. j iJ^o 000248 �October 12, 1970 * ,' •: NOTE FOR TASK FORCE OFFICERS PRESS LINE ON PlVBOURASSA' s STATEMENT OF OCTOBER 12 Mr. Francis asks that comments be confined to: "Ii. Bourassa's announcement was discussed between the two Prime Ministers this afternoon. We have nothing to add to it." "La declaration de M. Bourassa a ete le sujet de discussion .entre les deux Premiers Ministres cet apres-midi. Nous n'avons rien a. y ajouter." J.R. Barker Ops Centre IF &~ 4i*^* £-*-& ~ �F.S.O. DUTY ROSTER — MONDAY, October 12/70 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m„ t o 12:00 p.m. Mr. John Lychesen Mr. Robert Rochon Mr. Claude Sirois M. Jacques Castonguay 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. (Tuesday) Mr. Terrence Lonergan Mr. Gilles Gingras �A 0 October 12, 1970 5*fc ^ ,/ kti dp ^ Tf i*F^ MEMORANDUM FOR THE MINISTER The Honourable Jean-Paul Deschatelets, Speaker of the Senate, has telephoned at 6:30 p.m. to say that he was at your complete disposal if he could be of any assistance to you. 7, A.E.R. 000251 �7 y VERSION 2 - Note change in Section C, vUAi'iJiO^. J. j.r*i October 13, 1970 EXT~:;AL AFFAIRS OPERATIONS CENTRE DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH THE PRIME MINISTER r Tvq rt;7;*r r a-^p^T r-jfyp ^.:\o~_.UL'J._^oIT, ur. 1. m i r n. ui ii vf cVMTPiP ur v. vr xi n r^i,7p.ri,up.?j »..;/.a*j_wii wni uano. Ops Centre telephone no. 6-2610 (in the Director's Office) has been given to the Prime Minister's switchboard as the Ops Centre number for the Prime Minister's use. for other purposes. « - It is unlisted and should not be used The Prime Minister and Messrs. Lalonde (PMO), Wall and Beavis (PCO) know it. 2. The Senior Officer on duty should ensure that he is immediately available at that number at all times. 3. The line will be used as follows: A. WHEN THE 0?S CENTRE HAS IMPORTANT INFORMATION (NIGHT - 12 p.m.- 7 a.m.) The Senior Officer on duty should call the Prime Minister through the PM's switchboard (tel. 2-l;211) whenever there are reports which he regards as reasonably authentic of: (i) Major new acts by the FLQ (kidnapping, significant explosions, etc.); ••-. . (ii) New communiques from the FLQ of major significance; (iii) Any significant statements by the Quebec Prime Minister or Ministers on the FLQ operation; (iv) Any other item considered really important, but only '. he ic net a v a i l a b l e , vrith Mr. Gordon R o b e r t s o n (PCO) o r t h e Minister); However, u n l e s s t h e r e i s u r g e n c y i n terms o f m i n u t e s , t h e o f f i c e r .-v,^,,-! a> 4>--^.e,i c o n s u l t Mr. Roouet. 000252 �- 2, - C0PIF1P.:,THX, Messrs. Ritchie, Gordon Robertson, Marc Lalonde, and Romeo Leblanc should be informed \Paen calls of the kind'noted, in (i), (ii) and (iii) are made. The last xhree should also be told of calls made,under (iv). ' •. " _' B. WHEN TifS PRIME MINISTER HAS INFORMATION (AT ANY TIME) (i) If the Prime Minister has information about the FIQ operation, he intends x.c inform the Senior Officer in the Ops Centre who will record it and inform any one who needs to.know at once. A note should be prepared for Task Force people who should have it, copies of this note should go to Messrs. Robertson and Lalonde, and SSEA if •.: appropriate. (ii) If the Prime Minister has learned something on which he is taking counsel with some other senior officer, he will normally let the Senior Officer in the Ops Centre know. u. wnpprj r . i i . uP [JJJX^^JI OPIXILT-. +.1:^ . . a i . V-"1 a-J.J X i i i J j j Calls from P.M. Bourassa to the P.M. will also be notified at once to Ops Centre No. 6-2610 by the PMO switchboard (Room 110, East Block) when they can be identified by the PMO svatchboard; it has been agreed with P.M. Bourassa's office (Mr. de Grandpre) that such calls will begin vrith the phrase "Ici M. (Mile) Untcl: Conformement a la procedure en virueur nour le (date) octobre, le Premier ministre Bourassa d&sire parler au telephone a. M. Tx'udeau". If the identifying phrase ic; omitted, the Cos Centre will be called at once by PMO switchboard and the .Senior officer should exercise judgment as to whether the call should be out through; if there is time, the Senior officer auxavpipPrLGxxy ox could call Mr. Bourasca's office back to verify the Lhe cr.i.-* P C s o o n -as xne ccrrJ u i s ciu utiaUir-CPo^Gj ^ne i x.u switchboard should be advised xo put it through to the P.M. e IAJF , J.R. Barker, Operations Centre. u_ : 000253 �rpACV" SHIFT Tuesday October 13 TTnPPTT :00 A.M. - h:00 P.M. r\ i'-UT .'nTTj :00 c» r*LiTr>T7TTT"r? /<*//€> fro - Midnight Midnight - 8:00 (Next day)( Andre Couvrette (FAC) (2-610U) (7U5-7301) Jacoues M o n t o e t i t (GEUW) (2-0871) (706-3196) W.J. J e n k i n s (ECD) (2-3929) (710-2562) J . D . Puddington # (GCO) (2-2U2U) (733-23U3) D.W. Campbell (OAD)(2-1892)(235-3881) Jacques Demers * (FLE) ( 6 - 5 0 O ) (238-1626) i Wednesday October Ik J.G. Harris (PAG) (5-7791) (731-0539) G i l l e s Wathieu (GEU)(2-8333)(68U-3505) P.D. Lee (ECL)(2-1556)(7U6-5230) R. J . Sr 1 t h (FIE) (2-6692) (235-85U9) D.R.T. F r a s e r (GEU) (2-0798) (22U-799D Miss I . n a i l (GAF)(6-5U03)(7U9-79UD • A - G.J. Marshall (OMD)(2-3795)(7u9-856l) Thursday October 15 J.D. Puadington -;;(GCO)(2-2l|2l;)(733-23u3) arxoay October 16 g.p. CJM^M <Fco(^«F Jacques Montpetit (GEUW) (2-0871) (71*6-3196) Peter Walker (OMD) (2-1706) (71^-6762) E.R. R e t t i e (PSI)(2-7051)(828-3258) A.XJ. xi.ovre # (PSI)(2-7809)(731-1002) Saturday Octouer 17 J . D . Puddingto n * (GOO)(2-2U2li)(733-23U3) ii. Davidson (GAF) (6-1669) (7U5-519D l^e QM*F> fec6)FY) Ta.sk Force Member IPIS LIST IS INCOMPLETE FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SINCE VE HJVE HESITATED TO C0111T OFFICERS TOO liGiLY IN THE FORTHCOMING WGa,K WEEK 000254 �j.ji&.x i'U;.0._ Ui tlOajh. bP>n.rPDuLcj 2^S~J^2-TF)'C ~"~ SHIFT Tuesday October 13 Wednesday October Ik 8:00 A.M. - k:00 P.M. Midnight - 8:00 (Next da :00 P.M. - Midnight Andre Couvrette (FAC) (2-610U) (7U5-7301) Jacoues Montpetit (GEUW)(2-0871)(7U6-3196) W.J. Jenkins (ECD)(2-3929)(7U5-2562) J.D. Pu ddi ng to n "* (GGO) (2-2U2U) (733-23U3) D.W. Campbell (OAD)(2-1892)(235-8881) Jacques Defers * (FIE)(6-5U07)(233-1626) J.G. rrarrxs (PAG) (5-7791) (731-0539) Gilles Mathieu (GEU)(2-8333)(68U-3505) P.D. Lee" (ECL) (2-1556)(7U6-5230) R.C. Smith (FLE) (2-6692) (235-85U9) D.R.T. "Fraser (GEU)(2-U798)(22U-7991) Miss I. Hall (GAF)(6-5U03)(7U9-79Ul) Jacques Montoetit (GEUW) (2-0571)(7U6-3196) C.J. Marshall (OMD) (2-3795) (7U9-8561) Thurs day October 15 Peter Walker (OMD)(2-1706)(7U5-6762) J.D. Puddington * (GCO)(2-2U2U)(733-23U3) fF &- A. f o « 0 ^ S^Ts ts\ t S.R. Rettie (PSI) (2-705D (828-3258) Friday October 16 S.tJ- J5ourj/ejs>,»*u \ Saturday October 17 J.D. Puddington * (C-GO)(2-2U2U)(733-23U3) R. Davidson ( l . F ) (6-1669)(7U5-519D \(^c)Q-o^F)(F^-o(o(Jj\ . . " • ' • ' • (fcOCt>VZ,9X7AS-tt>?f) fas) CA> - ?£> ra) O *tq-l9*gr) JET B- UJ^yy^ j fcmV (ofF)JQF^FiCaFuFi)I i TFHS LIST IS INCOMPLETE FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY SINGS IE nF HESITATED TO COHMIT OFFICERS TOO £ARLY IN TNE FORTHCOMING WORK WEEK % Task Force Member 000255 �L ^ H I J &T F-^ 4 — /£ (F (fctig (&L7\) ((p-ftA^^ /Qrp y*^\ 0 1 2^ <P. W ^ 000256 �MESSAGE DATE FM/DE TO/A BKTKi'OTT SECURITY SECURITE FIUE/PQ$?IER "a.'STD OCT 13/7C NO !'0P- 'MJrMlGKT PRECEDENCE FL'.SH INFO BEL • TODIKGT01WEKKIK5 TSXT3COM OCT 13 SUB/SUJ ARRANGEMENTS FCR CONTACTING SSEA WHILE IN HI, THIS IS TO CONFIRM CUR UNDERSTANDING THAT IT' THERE IS AH UFCT3*T REQUIREMENT TC PLACE A TELEPHONE CALL TO THE MINISTER WHILE HE IS IR NT, IT IS TO BE DONE THROUGH TOUR OFFICE. IN SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES YOUR OFFICE HAS AGREED TO LOCATE THE MINISTER AND PROVIDE US V/ITH THE TELEPHONE KUKBER 05 WHICH HE CAK BE REACHED. MR JON CHURCH, THE MINISTER'S EXECUTIVE AS ISTAMT, WHO WILL BF ACCOMPANYING HIM H*,S AGREED TO EEEP TOUR OFFICE CONTINUOUSLY IHFCHMED OF THE MINISTER'S WHEREABOUTS. HE SHOULD BE PROVIDED OH ARRIVAL WITH THE BAKEB AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS CF THE INDIVIDUALS IK TOUR OFFICE STANDING BT POP THIS -TJRPOSE. DISTRIBUTION LOCAL/LOCALE Jt> 32/7 0RK5INAT0R/REDACTEUR DIVISION POP EXT 18/BIL (REV 8/64) (COMMUNICATIONS OIV) APPRCVED/AUTORISE TELEPHONE 310. 000257 �MESSAGE TOR COM: EXTERNft DATE OCT IAQ - Jfl 13/70 FM/DE TO/A EXTER OTT OCT 13 21 SECURITY SECURITE HUE/DOSSIER ?2 -FFx CONFD z4> xLtex LL PRECEDENCE NO -2& PHMNY FLASH. INFO B£L SUB/SUJ NUMERO D'URGENCE POUR REJOINDRE M. JEROME CHOQUETTE. PRIERE PORTER MESSAGE CI-DESSOUS A L'ATTENTION DU MIN DES SON ARRIVEE A NEW YORK: CIT MAITRE JERCME CHOQUETTE, MINISTRE DE LA JUSTICE DU QUEBEC, TIENT A AVISER MR. SHARP QUE DORENAVANT TOUTE COMMUNICATIONS URGENTES POURRONT ETRE FAITES AU NUMERO SUIVANT 8 7 3 - 2 9 2 7 . CE NUMERO DEVRA ETRE CONSIDERE COMME CIT HOT LINE FINCIT FINCIT 2, AVONS REMERCIE M. CHOQUETTE ET L'AVONS AVISE QUE NOUS VOUS TRANSMETTIONS MESSAGE A INTENTION DU MIN. DISTRIBUTION LOCAL/LOCALE STD ORIGINATOR/REDACTEUR SIO T:"M:C5RTPETIT/1Z EXT 18/BIL (REV 8/84) (COMMUNICATIONS OIV) DIVISION PCP TELEPHONE APPROVED/AUTORISE 72467 000258 �October 13, 1970. NOTE FOR TASK FORCE; SSEA'S HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER Mr. Darren of Comcentre t o l d me a t 1055 hours t h a t t h e M i n i s t e r ' s u n l i s t e d home teleohone number had l e a k e d , was r e c e i v i n g a l o t of c a l l s , and would now be changed. 2. Miss Dugal i n t h e M i n i s t e r ' s o f f i c e w i l l have t h e new number as soon as i t i s a v a i l a b l e and w i l l be c o n s i d e r i n g who s h o u l d be o r o v i d e d with t h i s number. We should keep i n touch with her during the next hour. 6AJ.R. Barker. �OPERATIONS CENTRE DUTY FSO'S TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 1600 - 2U0P - Mr. R. FOWLER Mr. C. LAVERTU WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lU 2U00 - 0800 - MR. C. IAPOINTE o 9 000260 �lie 13 octobre 1970 M. Roquet dc: J. Montpetit L*6quipe de nuit a fait, S toutes Tins utiles, uno compilation d«s rapports en provenance des: (1) Agenoes de presse et madia d'info; (2) Coupures de jouraaux au sujet de M. Robert Lemieux. Jim Barker m»a dit que tu lui en avais parle, Conrnie la nuit a ete plutdt caliae, j,en ai profite. J.M vc.c. Kr. 3arker 000261 �* , . •-*.!>-'*. 1. w _ <s Xs i t > o_ ;_l , 1-.V...U P.Pv.. _„*,.. ^ rvc. o.i.vj — iiux;.-ii,.o.i, 1 -.rv-t uO ~'- - 0 Ox O' 7---- - — 1 - ^ * * o . L- C.J L O <D ' j —G.' ^ . . - O - l o ^ , ^ V Vy - .'. C O : v w^..JG* ..CU _„-— QA 0 C C HIM* £.' o , •in* oi" rccllo coo .-_^0Owvxon \^ioH wr.d ttlt-v. V^^OOOO .>O * -o, _ O.^OOOO V/Oth -.00. *JCI0U.CO.J OlijO. -SO CcOT p G S o S 0-01*113 wO.c--L.C-1 Y / „ 1 0 * . I _ . - G J . - ; ^ -OJOO-OO., ^'OlOOo OCO L«0 . ^ i i C h . u , ' , . — . • * * - ' i » i . » * 0^-.<_ ^ - . ^;;o^c „•.., c t w i 0-»G * 0-- „-.. v-' L-.J -*- _'- CI O O D . ^ i-onc e t.o GUT *C<iC PGS "C oS «*-»,; OAI .ICV' "OOCV ixO.OO.'C' OCCCO.O' 101\ 0 - o..\ ""rovide •here information was specic*o. oo ./as 11:1 o t c n interest in tne 0.10 cur oai - * JLV^W. U^i ens: t 1 \ I \ )l i i i 1 I i 1I i 000262 �• u i J, O - 0'-*0.- v ^ . ^ — ^ Ui Set xxp t o d e a l wit*: c r o i c j oi aj »PV, A o -, c n r»t + u *^ f* -l •*• Cp^rations Centre ..CO L/CUi useci LO uci-k-L witn o cro.L. Mm^mmmmmmMmm nil?. ! 000263 �i*a- f&. F 9 1 J? 7 JA. ''' ! F , 71FCA2- . /' Possible question from the Press Question: What has been the role of External Affairs in the period since the kidnapping of Mr. Cross? Answer: We have played our part but nothing would have been possible without the success of the Police in finding the place where Mr. Cross was located and without the skill of Mr. Demers in his discussions with the terrorists. 000264 �October 1 3 , 1970. NOTE FOR TASK FORCE: S3EA'S HOI-IE TELEPHONE NUMBER Mr. Warren of Comcentre t o l d me a t 1055 hours t h a t t h e M i n i s t e r ' s u n l i s t e d home t e l e p h o n e number had l e a k e d , was' r e c e i v i n g a l o t of c a l l s , and would now be changed. 2. ,. Miss Dugal i n t h e M i n i s t e r ' s o f f i c e w i l l have t h e new number as soon as i t i s a v a i l a b l e and w i l l be c o n s i d e r i n g who s h o u l d be p r o v i d e d with t h i s number. We s h o u l d keep i n touch with h e r d u r i n g t h e next h o u r . J.R. Barker. 000265 �OCTOBER Ii;, 1970. NOTE FOR TASK FORGE HEAD; MINISTER'S UNLISTED HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER The M i n i s t e r ' s u n l i s t e d home t e l e p h o n e number w i l l be changed a t 1800 hours t o n i g h t , to: 238-1875 This number should be CLOSELY GUARDED w i t h i n t h e Task Force. The only o t h e r people who have i t are Mr. l i i t c h i e , t h e PMO Switchboard (for t h e PM and o t h e r M i n i s t e r s ) , Miss Dugal Minister's Office. of t h e Jon Church w i l l a l s o have i t a f t e r he r e t u r n s . F^ J.R. Barker, Operations Centre. �P.D. LEE/hm '/;" ' V CONFIDENTIAL October lb, 1970. 0200: Call from person who identified self as oeing from CKC,f. Said he had received call from anonymous member of public reporting hearing RCMP signal re: bomb threat at West Block, due to go off in 10 minutes - informed RCMP - Cale - who said he would check it out. 0210: Cale of RCMP called back to state that correct information re: 0200 entry was that there was bomb threat at West Gate of Government House, which was being checked out. 0/35: On checking with Cale, learned that RCMP had had reports of two bomb threats - the one mentioned above at the West Gate of Government House, and the second one at Cartier Square. Ottawa City Police had had one at Laurier Bridge. All three appeared to be hoaxes. iM.F 000267 �MESSAGE OCT EXTERNAL FM/DE 15 FILE /DOSSIER DATE £XT?'i , SECURITY SECURITE OCT 15 15 2 I '78970 SANS COTE NO TO/A PARIS INFO RCMP IMMED 'OA^^XL- BEE. VOTRE TEL I 3128 OCT 1 5 / 7 0 ?W/SW YK] ENLEVEMENT OYP PRECEDENCE iiBiriOBO'nQ I'Bijiait'iiD wmmm&s LDD BMBBTEHEHT alii A israffpf VEUILLEZ ADDRESSER LES TELEGRAMS AU SUJET DES ENLEVEMENTS FIG I S A CIT EXTER (POP) FINCIT AU LIEU DE CIT EXTER (FIS ET GEU) FINCIT. DISTRIBUTION LOCAL/LOCALE TASK PQRCE 0RK31NATOR/REDACTEUR J . R . Barker SIO ...._ LIST DIVISION OPS CENTRE TELEPHONE 5-6107 APPROVED/AUTORISE 8ie FJFAPF^^F-^ EXT 18/BIL (REV 6 / 6 4 ) (COMMUNICATIONS OIV) 000268 �, a • 7 P < Z r ' 7Ac Following receipt by tho Priae Minister of letters trea the Prise Minister of Queboc and fro» tho authorities of tho City of Montreal at 1*30 thia aorning advising of a atate of apprehended ^ ^ - o ,3 o insurrection, the Governor in Council at JSB/a.». approved tho issuance of a prod ana tion unaer tho war Measures Act. Pursuant to tho powers provided by tho Act, a second Order la Council waa also passed establishing certain regulations considered necessary to deal with tho situation. Tha regulations will be tabled ia the House of Coanons by tho Priae Minister at its opening at 11.00 a.a. �OCTOBER 16, 1970. NO'F FOR TASK FORCE: THE CANADA GAZETTE, PART II PXTRa EDITION OF THE MAR MEASURES ACT The Ops Centre ordered 500 conies of the CANADA GAZETTE of FRIDAY", OCTOBER 16. These have been A) p a s s e d t o Miss Munro-'of Information D i v i s i o n , who has u n d e r t a k e n t o supply n o s t s and t o n a s s copies t o D i v i s i o n s which r e q u e s t them. £F J.R. Barker. 000270 �CONFIDENTIAL October 16, 197C NOTE FOR FILE •; Mr. Warren of Communications Division tells ne that, at the request of Mr. Gallant of PCO, the texts in the Canada Gazette relating to the War Measures Act are being sent by telex to all Provincial Pre.-rd.ers. C. Roquet \ �MESSAGE FILE/DOSSIER J2AI£L SECURITY SECURITE F?CA &> -TK FM/Db EXTSOTT CCT16/70 NO V-v.,.-. • - ,* / .' .7 I • .••• X^.-.X-::J,I;TO PRECEDENCE AW1625 I iJiPl .17. i J?L^S'' INFO SEE SU3/5U0 KEtfEST YOU ESfABLXtfl ST/&DBY AEfiAKG&CftTS OH MALr-.TAlM SHIFT SCHEDUIE sara cascEKias Mica vou paamr RECEIPT KSOS CVSS USSKEKD WITH LSA^T FQWilBIB mPLXX.KuPilZZs OTT AKD ESLAX POST jffiRAEGEHEKK Hi EFK£T JffiO J££? KSAHS OF CCLTACT INCLUDIKQ PIJOE KEfflEHS iJHEKS KECKSSAJcT, DISTRIBUTION LOCAL/LOCALE ORKSINATOR/REDACTEUR SIO DiVfsioN 'J'v TELEPHONE APFROVED/AUTCRISE 810 EXTIC/BIL (REV 8/©4) (COMMUNICATION 0!V) 000272 �DISTRIBUTION: TASK FORCE S E C R E T October 16, 1970 Instructions regarding informing Canadian officials during night of October l Q early morning hours 1. If word is received, and authenticated, that tne hostages have been released, safe and sound, the following persons should be immediately notified: a: The Prime Minister through the P.M. switchboard b: Commissioner Higgitt - RCMP through the RCMP Control Center c: Mr.OP.. Mcllraith (Solicitor General) through the n .M. switchboard d: Mr. Sharp at his unlisted telephone number or through the P.M. switchboard e: Mr. Gordon Robertson through the P.M. switchboard f: Mr. A.E. Ritchie, 236-8112 2. If news is received (for example communique) with very precise information about the release of the captives, say at a. certain hour in the course of October 16, then the above mentioned persons should be so informed: 3. If news is received, and authenticated by the RCMP that one or both of the hostages are dead, then all of the aoove mentioned, eersons should be informed immediately plus General Dare. k. It is eossJble that a response may come from the FLQ in tire form of either a terroristic act such as (a) bomb, or (b) or another kidnapping, then the duty officers should first seek confirmation from the liSVP of these events and contact Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Roquet. O It is quite likely that we can expect a rash of hoax renorts. Therefore, /ou are advised to seek guidance from the RCMP, before alerting any officer. 000273 �U N C L A S S I F I E D FM CANDELNATO OCT 1 6 / 7 0 TO EXT£R(ACT)2395 IMMED LDN IMMED REF YOURTEL ACT 1625 OCT 16 ESTABLISHMENT STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS NORMAL STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS IN EFFECT. 2.FOR LDN:NOTIFY DEL GUARD PHONE 1 5 . 8 8 . 5 3 WHO WILL IN TURN NOTIFY ON-CALL CM. RFT 161733Z 000274 �yj*t U N C L A S S I F I E D X X FM LD,N OCT 1 6 / 7 0 TO EXTER (AOO3470 REF YOURTEL ACT 1625 OCT 16 THIS COMCENTRE OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY. RFT 161525Z 000275 �* m <r/jn / <. U N C L A S S I F I E D FM PRMNY 0CT16/70 TO EXTER SX1624 REF YOURTEL ACT1625 0CT16 WE CAN SEE NO/NO NEED FOR STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMCENTRE FROM CLOSING TIME SAT 1700 HOURS UNTIL OPENING MON 0800 HOURS SINCE GUARDS WILL BE ON FULL TIME DUTY FOR THIS PERIOD.GUARDS VJHO CAN GET IN TOUCH WITH COMMUNICATIONS PERS CAN BE REACHED BY DIALING 134-0 FROM OTT. RFT 162003Z �17 OCT . 18: 10 • ih l r ^ I U N C L A S S I F I D P r . FM LDN OCT 1 6 / 7 0 TO EXTER 34 75 REF YOURTEL ACT1625 0CT16 OURTEL 3470 0CT16 STANDBY ARRANGEMENTS HIGHCOM AND DEPUTY HIGHCOM WILL BOTH BE AVAILABLE LDN THIS WEEKEND.PHONE NUMBERS RESPECTIVELY 0 1 - 4 9 9 - 4 6 7 1 AND 0 1 - 6 2 9 - 2 4 4 2 RFT 161646Z 000277 �ft v tj ( f * v » iikJ - ^ _ CQpy fof 17 OCT 188y1 ^ C L A S S I F I E D -• a FM CANDELNATO OCT 16/70 TO 0TT(P0P)SVC166 REF YOURTEL P0P298 OCT 16 KIDNAPPING CORRECT TT ADDRESS THIS MISSION IS QUOTE CANDELNATO UNQUOTE NOT/NOT QUOTE NATOBRU UNQUOTE. RFT 161703Z 000278 �. . X . • . • . T •-: ^JJ 7 4 « T . i l V i 7 U : ' ' ' • ^/...;J.... i' ^.u' U U 1 1 r-.JP 1 a.a. --i^r.-x'-pv. * . • - . - " . - — ~ .7 TT.", 7>7?n^ »U.iJJ..j.uili •• \ j u O o OuCO - 1 6 0 0 TT — a.« ™---7T^T .j^.a_u - F . BRQDEUR Vj . xC.'.j ..^'.Xij-^X. LICARI — .PPiP^J . 7j„-7^-i._^ io UO:U.O.J,L j. 7J.J_..7.j7-i1. —7^^a< 1600 - 2J;00 - T . M0CJ1EY - J . LYCHARSON SUEDAY, OCTOBER lS MIDNIGHT - OSCO - L. GREEN 0300 - 1600 - J. LYCKARSON 1600 - 2i;00 •X . XSJ.XVKJ.. — j- . y.^i..... :-DIDAY. OCTOBER 1 9 MIDNIGHT - 0500 - G. SLEETH 000279 �Octoaer 17, 1(. 70 dUXE In the event there 1,3 P requirement to request that Jiir Canada expedite matters in an/ situation e.g. holdin^ up a flight, er ensuring space, Mr. Andre jauthier of pir °anada, home number 733-O06 should be colled. Should it be impossible to contact him, the Officer in Charge at Ottawa Airport who can be reached via Air ^ P P P P 'S Beneral number 7h6-210n is in a position tc assist. J.7. "CAMPBELL Duty Officer. �^-^-TfiC 22; 25 HOURS Task Force D i s t r . .7.1 NOTE TO MR. BISSONNETTE 7 s a; cs. -~y> jys* Prom: y oyyx^7. ' A.D. Rowe Ref: My memo of October 16, 1970 DND YUKON & HELICOPTER REQUIREMENTS 9 -i7/£727-XJW-<W*W> / Va* F^^FFFF pZ/7ZF FJ y :vz£-?J&f A 7-\ ——-TA r J /rfjkt your.-jrequ.es t , I arrar.g< ringed the following with DND Ox-fc-i C* w X w * ' . - ^xxyrA/FA A$~AmA it 21:10 hours. si P/>'•';'77/2:2 17F7Ak) The Yukon (Special Plight cC2) to be moved immediately from A/'_77AAr-—fA Trenton, to Dorval with ETA 23:30 hrs. today; there to standi •y lor departure tro Havana, Cuoa on one nour's notice. Z). ••>...-7,-y.y? _ ,-j.—.—— 3) The. helicoptrer on standby , /des Hommes at 15 minutes notice - flight Terr pproximately 15 min. ^FFF77/FJA '••'• <7'7X7 F1 T^'"^ w e r e advised t o arrange with tne QPP to have a senior w/6? 'o7Y-A7S7ZoX 2±cev at t o n i g h t ' s 23:00 h r s . meeting a t the Old Administra •-•' , t i o n Bidg., (EXPO 67) where d e t a i l s of the operation could be /7"'A f--s JI /-, /Oworked out on-the-spot, e . g . s e c u r i t y of the a i r c r a f t , safe AAU2x2LJAxF72'^AlcsAixi /landing area for helicopter at Terre des Hommes, etc 77-77 2. The above arrangements were made with Col. Colesar and Col. Vs ^* / ' * y y yf-s-y^i *~~i Christie (DND-Ops) and agreed to by Mr. Ritchie and Gen. Dare who spoke vrith other on the subject at 21:15 hrs. 3. Mr. Bissonnette acquainted Mr. Demers in Montreal at 21:25 hrs. with the operational derails noted accve, FJF Y hKjfd *\ 7 Aj\m\ . e p 0 0 - 0 j 7x, 2 r m ^ V i \ J l { M \ 7 - . \ , i ij O i > . x 7 : f P 2 F ' F y / x x - - . y F - - X a ./' A •• ,0 FPF. W0 \ 77 x2AZ 277 i / '• yx. F - F F F A ' .. < • . A.JJ-.A. / • . •• ' 1 • A -x- -•'•*<• \ i 000281 �4) ROUND TRIP MEMORANDUM GOVERNMENT OF CANADA Xs—1—. _^ MEL NOTE DE SERVICE ALLER RETOUR fi||J$P Jr GOUVERNEMENT DU CANADA I. File No. (originator) - Dossier n° (source) FROM DE File No. (addressee) - Dossier n° (desiinataire) TO A O _J Subject — Sujet *fc&&&jp*^^ ^Y^FF^.FZF*YFr^..&.. ^ ^4^.7^^^. A^^r^.,.^.^ ... : ' 7FAF;AF:FJFJFFFZ^A*Z yr± jZsdPdZkZ&F.F^^ F3^...FJ?JFJ... FF / 7Xt7' - - ' - :-r*^....^x.<;0! - ^ y -7 sy * ^ /...^^.Sb rt ^...Z.77.....J..C.^A:S.A7 FFJFFJFFFF7F7FFFF.. FJFF^- JATPFF Signature Signature <2. ^ * r " ^ * {.FJFj. ~£<~*Cr~'i~^->S f DatY-^" ^ Reply — R4ponse Signature 3 ORIGINATOR Date Remove thi s. copy and its carbon for follow-up - Send copies 1 and 2 intact. "*»000282 SOURCE Detacher cet exemplaire ef le carbone qui le precede pour roppe/ — Envoyer les exemptaires 1 et 2 avec carboi �TASK FORCE OFFICER SCHEDUIE SHIFT Saturday, October 1? 8.00 A.M. - U . 0 0 P.M. U.00 P . M . . - MIDNIGHT MIDNIGHT.- 8.00 (Next Day). ft. CklJv-e.lt ® T.R. Hamnsiil ® (7777 ***•) &ts) fa - % g ^ Y ^ 7- r end YsG-- LiuinjFon , tyis* Mary 2>e*.cX. {FlZ)(7>- 7(,fh)(ZB-a- 89S-I) XTacajs.es Pbe^yyers ^ ~ (faj(ai-o&j)C7&~3/'&) \Cfts)fr.7lrtJ$&*Kr) fy^ £37/SucAaJ) ® C&fe)CF72>F)fa-c//a) £& bbuQyr^K, EL C I FJJY-± Q&hu2ixiv ueF(jJ^^ CF7FA) ^2ts J J$Fm i ' /• y^-yj MA. zm.TT, ^ A t « < csj&Fi F^tliF [^^^^-KjFeXr F i tXicFl h^„ QndA •v &tAF X7 dy5>. MLA'/F£ ^'F J a c f ^ S ffloFf>eJit 0 (6Fc<) (6-o}G3J)(7W- ?3$p Tuesday, October 20 x (jj.rf] FduLrw^d^er (CY) (33F Fo?t) WJ^~Y Monday, October 19 ^ /9#$) (o/ttssF,(Fam^~ 7fur) <j>-ffo7)(£3g--/(>j&) Wednesday, Octi^r 21. Jt&fofa. £. B. Uja^a ^ C°r*b)(F~r<£sF^j7*sr-67-66) fao)£?-** a*)C7Z3-M*$ &fF) G>-J6G9)C7+s--snb (oAJa-im) Wco) Ca- o w<P)C7<fj~- ociZ) Sunday, October 18 JJ&SL 9*-7Z-VTK \ ' m •M-Task Force Member 000283 �le 18 octobre, 1970 NOTE POUR LES DOSSIERS DES AGENTS DE SERVICE M. Carl Lochnan du .Secretariat d'Etat sera responsable de la planification, du cote federal, des arrangements se rapportant aux funerailles de M. Laporte (drapeau, service commemoratif, etc.) Telephone - Residence 729-5035 - Bureau M. Ritchie suppose que de notre cote, le Chef du Protocole et a son retour, M, Read, pourrait etre notre point de contact avec-M. Lochnan. r CO. C." Roquet �le 18 octobre, 1970 NOTE POUR LES DOSSIERS DES AGENTS DE SERVICE M. Carl Lochnan du Secretariat d'Etat sera responsable de la planification, du cote federal, des arrangements se rapportant aux funerailles de M. Laporte (drapeau, service commemoratif, etc.) Telephone - Residence 729-5035 - Bureau M. Ritchie suppose que de notre cote, le Chef du Protocole et a son retour, M. Readj pourrait etre notre point de contact avec M, Lochnan. CA C." Roquet �POP/R.J. BUCIttK/lhb File DJary Circ. Mr. JJt. Barker ,_ _ , _ v Kr. R.J. Fuchen October 19, 1970 Camaantra enquired whether i t would lie possible to include MATO with English language addreaaeaa (rather than French language) for important atatanante aad a] 2. roM (C. Roouet) Currently MAID IS receiving French text of atataawnata (along with Paris and Berne). Comcentre say that aa English tftxt °* ****** speeches la being onaantilrateri to London, tho fttgliah text could bo relayed from London to NATO, thua avoiding necessity for London Cooeeotre to deal with this traffic i a both languages. R.J. Buchan 000286 �OCTOBER 19, 197C NOTE FOR DUTY OFFICER: RAISING OF FLAGS AT POSTS After the funeral of Mr. Pierre LaPorte on Tuesday, October 20, all posts shoi'ld be notified to raise flags to full staff. .. Rowe. 000287 �le 19 octobre 1970. NOTE POUR LE DOSSIER M. Jean Marchand m'a telephone a 9 h 45 le 19 octobre pour demander comment on avait decouvert la maison ou M, Laporte avait ete detenu. J'ai rrpondu que, selon la ra- dio, c'etait suite a un appel anonyme. fier auores de la gendarmerie. J'ai entrepris de veri- J'ai plus tard dit a M. Marchand que suite a une verification faite par M. Rowe aupres de la gendarmerie, celle-ci ne pouvait rien nous communiquer au telephone mais que le commissaire se rendait aupres des ministres pour les informer. M. Marchand en serait. F C. R. �# CANPASS MTL FM CANPASS MTL TO EXT A OTT INFO: SUB: OCT19-70 TIME 11:20 MTL-779 TASK FORCE OPS CENTER AND P . D . F . THWREAD RETURNING OTT. FLIGHT DEPART QE 12 NOON - DEPART DORVAL PASSPORT OFFICE MTL 173. 13:05. �T CP/c.E.OLOVET?/a»e ^ Oetdber 20, 197© Clcver-Bagla»d telecon October 19 XUffFPINO f*3I F0"OB m OVFJ7TIKE. Otm Very shortly we shall need t o have clear ideas on hov the lsr^e mctber of overt ine e l s ins i s t o be settled* The attached FOP eemorandtai of .uruct 19 givee the basia on which we assuae enr own staff w i l l bo corn enacted for tha lcaig hours thej have put i a daring the led dnar ping c r i s i s . The same w i l l presumably a p l y t o personnel drawn free other *>ivisicns for extra duty in the Operations Centre and on the Task Force. Verification of t1 e i r elates can be done by us en the basia of the doty Motors prepared for each c l a s s i f i c a t i o n . It * i l l , undoubtedly, bo necessary for the budgets of the various divisions t e be increased t o cover theoe unexpected requirements for overt tee* 2* e loch forward t o jam- viewa* Operation* Centre* �POP/N.Q.Dench/ms RESTRICTED October 20, 1970 NOTE FOR FILE - Late this afternoon Mr. Porteous of the PMO consulted the Under-Secretary about the possibility of P.M. Trudeau calling on Mrs. Cross while he was in Montreal for the Laperte funeral. Mr. Ritchie approached the British High Commission and was informed that such a visit would be most welcome. At 7:00 ofcleck Mr. Porteous called to say that P.M. Trudeau and P.M. Bourassa had both called on Mrs. Cross at 6:15 p.m. and stayed for about 15 minutes. Mr. Porteous said that the visit had been most positive and satisfactory. Although the British High Commission would have had word from Lord Dunruasel direct, I did call the duty officer (Philip Noakes) as a matter of ceurtesy. He had heard and said they were most pleased and Mrs. Cress was tremendously appreciative. He said they had reperted the event to London. Telegram No. POP 355 was sent to Canada House on October 20, at 9:00 pm. 7'A dVQ.D. �2 (e) MP 10000002 OPERATIONS 2-2706 or 2-4535 Ask DND 0?3 to inform General Dare, Ottawa. Residence: 728-7209. A. a r e b e i n g made, t h e follovring • people should be contacted 237-C514 ^ 5 0 %]2 FlG* M r . Roquet 731-8271 Mr. B i s s o n n e t t e 236-8112 (Protect; O&'OO Mr. R i t c h i e uid t h e Prime M i n i s t e r ? and on t o t h e 2177 Minister Mr. Kowe 731-1002 Mr. Francis 731-6191 Mr 746-8247 -Barker RCMP Inspector Ferraris 5. ater when fi,->nadian a oanaaian airoorne Havana, Mr 737-3042 one 02 I'd a^den fcmf. t s ? 3 i 0(1G 000292 �Qjb-H- I FI7 RESTRICTED. OTTAWA, October 2C, 1970. OPERATION HAVANA RCMP or Robert Demers will warn Ops Centre that kidnappers are on the way to the rendezvous. If RCMP is the source then telephone Demers and confirm- that 'operation is "ON" and ask Demers to contact Consul Ramirez. ROBERT TIMERS' TELEPHONE; l33_9_S6l-35H or? 183-9-861-2148 I83-9-334-642O (Residence) 183-9-878-9411 (Office) 183-9-878-9416 (After 5 P.m.) (Queen Elizabeth Hotel) CONSUL RAMIREZ TELEPHONE: 183-9-332-1147 If confirmed that operation is "ON" call the following and introduce call in all cases by phrase: "IT MOULD APPEAR THAT OPERATION HAVANA IS ON": (a) M. C0URCIIESN2 (Passport Office, Montreal) Office Residence 183-2152 183-9-271-3S63 (b) MR. LEON MAYRAND Montreal: 183-9-843-84C2 (Richelieu Towers) (c)' CONSUL RAMIREZ (if Demers has not undertaken tc contact him) 183-9-332-1147 (d) CUBAN AMDASSADOR DE C0S5I0 Ottawa Office Residence 233-1497 745-5527 (Protect) 000293 �0\ i ' * s, i - Af J / R E S T R I C T E D • / " FM BERUT OCT22/70 NO/NO STANDARD TO EXTER ( F I S ACT POP GAF)569 REF YOURTEL F I S 3 1 9 1 OCT20 *<*t^* —~ a^**** ' KIDNAPPINGS-PMS OCT 16 STATEMENT APPRECIATE YOUR AWARENESS OF OUR NEEDS BUT REFTEL DUPLICATES POP TEL314 OF 0CT16 RECEIVED HERE OCT17. RFT 221020Z OCT m to: 47 000294 �>~sMIK PDM(RITCHIE) PDM(F.OQUET) FM0(R0BERTSj POO(WALLS) P ^ p N S F I E L D ) GC0(PUDDINC-T0N; DEPT CP JUS?IC3(CIIRISTIE) - -AD) FLE(DEMERS) PS I (PIS?, GEN(KOFLEY) PCITOR 7.-- \ . * XL x \ <«'_ * %**_ in '.it. •.;.*• a _ s *W?S V ' ' X 1 'SeaXaA ^JS ' $ /? V. U N c •A, y C L A S S I F I E D • FM CNGNY OCT22/70 TO EXTEROTT 193 IMMED • o «£j, ?1V KIDNAPPINGS AND LAPORTE MURDER TF;C HANDWRITING ANALYST OFFERS SERVICES DR HARRY TELTSCHER LOCAL PSYCHIATRIST WHO SPECIALIZES IN ANALYSIS OF HANDWRITING CALLED TODAY TO OFFER HIS SERVICES IN CONNECTION • WITH EVENTS IN MTL. 2 DR TELTSCHER INFORMED US THAT HIS DESCRIPTION OF PERSONALITY OF LEE OSWALD FM HANDWRITING ANALYSIS WAS PUBLISHED IN.QUOTE PSYCHIATRY AND SOCIAL THERAPY UNQUOTE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL CORRECTIONAL ASSOC 2 MONTHS AFTER PRESIDENT KENNEDYS ASSASINATION. • 3 TELTSCHER SAID THAT IF SPECIMENS OR PHOTOSTATS OF KIDNAPPERS HANDWRITING COULD BE MADE AVAILABLE HE COULD HELP IN PROVIDING CLUES ON PERSONALITIES OF THOSE INVOLVED. 4 DID NOT PURSUE DISCUSSION AND UNABLE TO SAY WHETHER TELTSCHER WOULD DONATE SERVICES VOLUNTARILY OR WOULD EXPECT REMUNERATION.AWAIT YOUR INSTRUCTIONS RE POSSIBLE FOLLOW UP. �7 2O-J3-TF*7 RESTRICTED October 23, 1970. MEMORANDUM FOR: OPERATIONS CENTRE STAFF and TASK FORCE STAFF SppA&uF DOCUMENTS FOR 5MffggJH£y OPERATIONS CENTRE 63 SPARKS STREET, 7TH FLOOR BEGINNING IMMEDIATELY, an extra cory of: - every media report - every telegram and telex (in and out) - every memorandum, should be made for this new unit of PCO. 2. Before the pack is sent to the "Emerpency Operations Centre", it must be vetted by an officer of the Task Porce to ensure that documents of a strictly departmental nature are not included. 3. When material has been ap-roved, it should be securely packaged and addressed to: 3Efeg§BG¥ OPERATIONS CENTRE, PCO MAIL ROOM. Our Departmental messenger service can deliver it to PCO. OO C . COQUET. 000296 �October 23, 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR PILE Tracing Telephone Calls As a result of a crank call from a Mrs. Frederick Hughes of New York City, we have looked into the possibility of tracing telephone calls coming into the Operations Centre. Tracing telephone calls at night is more difficult than one might expect. The night manager of Bell Telephone has to be phoned at 239-5631. Since he is responsible for a switchboard with some 60 incoming lines covering an area from Manitoba to the Quebec border, it may take some time before he answers the phone. Even when he does answer the phone, it takes 5 minutes to hold, and 15 minutes to trade phone calls in the central region of Ottawa (that is, telephone numbers beginning with the prefix 232-, 233-, etc. right up to 237, and 99)• Phone calls coming from Hull or outlying areas of Ottawa may take up to 3/4 hour to trace because it would be necessary to rouse someone out of bed to go to the substation concerned to trace the call down. Telephone calls from the metropolitan area of Montreal could take up tc l/2 hour to trace. During normal business hours from 8 AM to 5 PM when all substations are manned, tracing calls becomes easier and quicker. On the rnidnight-to-8 a.m. shift on October 23 the operator in the PMO was given instructions to request tracing on any call dealing with the kidnapping cases. It might be worth consideration whether some arrangement should not be worked out with the Bell Telephone Co. allowing all calls dealing with the kidnappings received in the PMO to be automatically traced as long as the crisis lasts. Zu72 F-F^yy VK-^vO 000297 �* F A y J October 23, 1970 1300 hours NOTE FOR FILE Action hasbeen taken on all incoming telegrams dated up to and including October 22, 1970. GTs-X The duty officers should see that action copies of FJ *J " telegrams bearing a no standard heading, be referred to appropriate divisions either for action or for information. x TA' 7 \2xPk E.LHesketh <f-*Ai \iAAd^ UK £)<> 2. D AE. . ^-'jtisX >SLr>ly) \r-yt-3 bjlQyr. P S i ; 0\F--~ ^"M ''F^e A ^ F (z^ Atv F L*ft'OiA7 Bi^Nv-ri . k~j "£XOlS Q * Lr^^w, fixA~^a &-«^x^ p ^ v w j 2-3>{7°- T O &£ F o u u o i o e a > a £ Cii . O^Jl <FCD/ A A*" ~'°- 000298 �October 23, 1970 IIISTRUCiTONo 1-0,, JJUPI CPXIXXX Telegra r Distribution: Most telegrams received in tire Operations °entre are, by the very nature ci' this Task Porce, narked as "^CTICN X^I-POP" with, or ".-.athout Info, .addressees. Only by careful scrutiny of each telegram can it be de terrain'-a.' accurately a) if action is needed, b) if so, by vrhich Division, and, c) when such action is needed - urgently) in 24 hours, or only fter careful consideration by various divisions, 0/USSEA, Task Porce members and perhaps ^CO or even PMO. 2. Many of the messages are routine; merely reporting reactions or actions aoroad. These should be copied by POP staff according to thr distribution laid on,with copy Lo be kept on "In-Telegram" file, fou should ensure however that the original copy is sent to the Division responsible for thr post reporting, asking them to make their own distribution. 3. When action is required, especially on "No Standard" telegrams, the But,} Officer must ensure that the responsible Division receives a copy, or, during puirt hours, is consulted should an early reply be needed. In any event, s copy, with "Action Jlip" should be sent to that Division one the Division alerted to expect the message, and prepare ths reply, "rior to final despatch of the reply me sage, the Division should touch base with ~OP to ensure that tlieir reply conforms with current government thinking on the subject. p. hatever action is taken by the Duty Officer, pais should be recorded directly on the file copy keot in POP so that no telp,-.,rar,i is filod without clear inoication as to what action was taken, or "no action needed" if that is the cose. O i/hen in aoubt, especially duriu. quiet hours, anc the matter of a reply is urgent, you should consult a Task Porce member. • -- vv / 000299 �p d^ L CONFIDENTIAL - CANADIAN EYES ONLY October 23, 1970 i ' To: All Members of Task Force Info: PSI (Messrs. Rettie, Johnston, Brett) Subr'ect: The Cross Letters - Interpretation On several occasions recently, Task Force members, and Operations Centre staff have expressed opinions as to possible interpretations of the Cross letters - obvious mistakes, codes, etc., which might offer clues as to the location of Mr. Cross. We did not make note of your observations bu^ wish to do so now. 2. Please let Moj,. Rowe, or myself, know if you feel that you have substantive comments to make on this subject. CO C. Roquet �l e 27 o c t o b r e 1970. P. NOTE POUR DOSSIER M. Finn du bureau de M. Warren Allmand (253 Edifice de I'Ouest) m'a demande une copie du manifeste du FLQ. M. Allmand doit prendre part a un panel au College Loyola demain. CO C. R. �.TV.P.C I .rt .1 C ! TT) No.U. BRITISH BASED STAFF - ADDRESSES t . M>rp;.;j! OOO00A' Comioellca1 & British Council Representative Mr. J. A. Cay ton 53U Lakehurst Road, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2„ RESTRICTED 000302 �tir.iz I KJ.OJ. .\w Mo. 3, BRITISH BASED STAFF - ADDRESSES INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Counsellor Mr. P.R. Noake 136 Acacia Avenue, Ro eke1i ffe Park, Ottawa 2„ First Secret a ry Mr. B. Coleman 2091 Cabot Street, Ottawa 8. First Secretary' Mr. A.H. Dartnal 37 Linden Terrace, Ottawa 1. SCIENTIFIC COUNSELLOR Dr. D. E. Do v/ni n g F i r s t Secretary Mr, R . J . Robson 110 Lakev/ay D r i v e , Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2 . 858 Echo D r i v e , Oil opxo. 1 . Secretary Mios Thick 315 Holmv/ood Avenue, Ottawa 1 . ^l!H3A^iMMSRJ7LM§^LAlMl Defence Adiriscr Commodore Cook 120 Acacia Avenue, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2 . r Personal Assistant Miss M. Durle B.D.L.S, Secretary Major M. Kelly & /-set.' Military Adviser 235 Bay street, Apt.UOl Ottawa h. 1 Frontcnac Drive, R.R. 2 Aylmer, P.Q. Naval Adviser Capt, H.D.S. tfaite 7 Linden Terrace, Ottawa 1. Assistant Naval Adviser Lt.Cdr. N.J. Locke Edgewater, Aylmer Road, P.Q. Military Adviser Colonel K. Necly 8 Jackson Avenue, Ottawa 1. Assistant Military Lt.Col. D.A. Heath 3801 Revelctoke Drive, Ottawa 10 Assistant Military Adviser Major R.C. Peel 18 Castelbeau, Lucerne, P.Q. Assistant Military Adviser Major D. Shaw 811 Provost Drive, Ottawa 10. Air Adviser Group Captain D.'vV. Groocock // Assistant Air Adviser Sqn. Ldr. T.E. Gill 19 Kindle Court, R.R. 1 Ottawa 3821 Revelstoke Ottawa 10. Drive, .-.../I'. RESTRICTED 000303 �TTO RESTRICTED BRITISH BASED STAFF - ADORES SI'S ^ONISTRATION F i r s t S ec r e t a ry Mr. B. Spencer Second Secretary Mr. D.A. Low. 72U Lonsdale Road, Ottawa 7. 30 Birch Avenue, R o c k c 1 i f fe P a rk, Ottawa 2. COM'lERCIAL Counsellor Commercial Mr. B.E.P. MacTavish (Temporary) Embassy Apartment Hotel 25 Cartier Street, Ottawa U. First Secretary Mr. J.R.S, Guinness 380 Eoxborough Road, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2. First Secretary Mr. R.C. Carroll U70 Piccadilly Avenue, Ottawa 3. Second Secretary Mr, J. Crowley 7 Burgess Avenue, Ottawa Ik. MEMHK^MUIIMME. Counsellor Air Commodore H.E.C. Boxer First Secretary Mr. D.K. Urquhart 60 Juliana Road, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2. 13 Commanche Drive, Ottawa 5. PASSPORT SECTION Second Secretary, Passnort Mr. K.W. Kelley Office Manager Mr. A. Kaye I mm I g r a t .1 o n/V i s a Officer Mr. O.W. Minto T)EPT. HEALTH ..&. SQGXiiL SECURITY 277 Sherwood Drive, Ottawa 3. .Ih8 Woodridge Crescent, Garden Home "D" Ottawa IR. 370 Metcalfe Street, Apt.1003, Ottawa h. ' Ministry Representative/ F i r s t Sec1e tary Mr. T . P . Boyd ll+6l Lexington Street, Ottawa 5. A s s i s t ant Mini e t ry Repre s e n t fit i ve Mr. G.D. Mitchell 235 Bay Street, Ottawa k. Medical Department Representative Dr. B. Yuill 2 Tadoussac, Lucerne, P.Q. RESTRICTED . . . / X>, 000304 �ho :i. BRITISH BASED p a .'.•• '7.1 A:OP o2>- W -TFfc' J PUOOOO" Mr. EO'. Hayman, I High Comm.iss.i oner Personal Assistant liss S. Robbin: Earnscliffe, Sussex .Drive, Ottawa 2, 227) Bay Street, Apt.RO': Ottawa \\„ Social Secretary Mrs, M, Mo;:re Deputy High Commissioner and Minister Commercial Counsellor, Head, o: Chancery. Personal Assistant Shorthand Typist Mr, G.S. vYhiicbea V i s c o u n t D u n r 0 s 011 M i s s A , B rev/in a Carriage House, Earns cO if fo, Sussex Drive, Ottawa 2, 120 Lansdowne Road, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2, 119 Range Road, Ottawa 2. 235' Bay Street, Apt.30/- Ottawa \\a Miss E. MeGarry Carriage House, Earnseliffe, Sussex Drive, Ottawa 2, First Secretary M r. M.A, M c C o nv 111 o F i r B t S e c r e t q ry Mr. E.T. Davies •377 Maple Lane, Rotikcliffe Park, Ottawa 2. F i r s t S ce re ta ry Mr, D.A, MacLeod. UR5 Marjle Lane, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa 2. Second. S e c r e t a r y Mr. D.I. Lcwty 19 Pcntry Lane, Ottawa 1. Head of Registry Mr. R.E. Black Ih3 Bayshore Drive, House No, 18, Ottawa 1U Mr, A.C, Boniface 218 Allison Avciuc, Clerks 500 Roxborough Road, Rockcliffe Park, ' Ottawa 2, Ottawa Mr. C. Derby Ik. 130 Woodrid.ge Crescent, Apt. 10, Ottawa Xhe Mr. V/.L. Rces 25'0 Iris Street, Ottawa 5, Mr. V/. Galletly 77 Cartier Street, Apt. 1206, Ottawa h. Mr. 3). Brady RESTRICTS) Carrlrge iloimu, Earn.;?>cl.1 ffc , fOocox Drive, Ottawa 2, .../?. 000305 �When a bomb threat is r e c e i v e d be calm and c o u r t e o u s . L i s t e n . Do not nter'upt the c a l l e r . N o t i f y t h e R e s p o n s i b l e B u i l d i n g A u t h o r i t y by prearranged signal w h i l e c a l l e r is on the l i n e . NAME OF OPERATOR CALLER'S IDENTITY SEX: Mole TIME . Female ORIGIN OF C A L L Local Long D i s t a n c e Adult Booth Juvenile DATE Approx. Age _ When I receive a bomb threat, I wil VOICE CHARACTERISTICS Laud H.gh P:>ch Raspy _ Intoxicated Soft Deep Pleasant Fast Dis.inc. Slow Distor ted Stutter Nasa Other Slurred L.sp Internal (From w i t h i n bldg.?) f internal leave plug in board AC C E N T LANGUAGE Excellent Good Local Not L o c a Fair Foul Poor Other Foreign Region Race B A C K G R O U N D NOISES MANNER Calm Rational ._ As soon as I r e c e i v e a bomb threat I w i l l d i r e c t l y n o t i f y : PSSG S E C U R I T Y Animal s _ Machines Coherent Incoherent Gedlam Quiet Deliberate Righteous Emotional Laughing Musi C Voices Airplanes Office Machines _ B. Trams Factory Angry Irralional Party Mixed Street Trafi:c Telephone number to i n i t i a t e c u l l t r a c i n g a c t i o n Atmosphe 2 — 7228 CONTROL CONSOLE O P E R A T O R _ it 2-1150 or LOCAL SECURITY OFFICER at 2-5218 or PSSG S H I F T SUPERVISOR ot 2-5152 J - H A T V O U H A V E A BOMB T H R E A T C A L L LOCAL 000-0000 EXT 000 000306 �POINTS TO REMEMBER SEARCH EVACUATION: Evacuation Guidei nes 2) F o l l o w i n s t r u c t i o n s of supervisor 3] When e v o c u a t i n g , remove personal property, such as lunch j - o n t a i n e r s , b r i e f c a s e s , etc, Search Guidelines 1 Search your immediate area 21 Don t touch a n y t h i n g , hut report any unusual d e v i c e s 3) You can be ~7 help by i d e n t i f y i n g strange or m i s p l a c e d o b j e c t s 000307 �FOR ACTION POUR CONSIDERATION IEDIATE SECURITY - SECURITE ZS- ic.7c POP I • | SIGNATURE DRAFT REPLY PROJET DE REPONSE • • SEE ME ME VOIR COMMENTS COMMENTAIRES 0?f5. ?.y?y.. A.. i*f*f. H*jJ~. /4.F.PRs yTCitylttAt*. , TuFF./. • E X T B74/BIL SIGNATURE EXTERNAL AFFAIRS - AFFAIRES EXTERIEU fcft 000308 �MLMOKAKDLH Mr. C. Boquet CQMFIDEMTULL October 28, 1970 R. Seaborn Chart entitled "Settling into accepted crisis regina" Before having the chart referred to above photocopied for distribution to Task Force members, I have given it fairly close scrutiny and perhaps you will want to hold up on distribution in light of certain reservations which I have. 2. The chart is divided basically into positive and negative with a block for "changing". The latter appears to be persons or events moving from positive to negative or negative to positive. Tha chart has the following rsub-divisions: images, themes, players, events, the media. 3. My reservations arise from the contents under tha various headings of the positive and negative sub-divisions. Just how are acme of these decided to be positive or negative and would tha Task Force really agree with certain classifications which have been aade. 4. To cite a few examples, under negative themes are classed the press series of October 27 drawing attention to how many days it has been since Mr. Cross haa been heard from. Under positive events is classed the fact that the <BC dropped a programme oa Lenin. Under positive players and positive events is classed Mr. Sharp'a postponement of his trip to Africa because of the eircuastancea. Under negative eventa ia classed the latest communique. 5. Perhaps my reservations are groundless. If ao, PCP cam see to the immediate distribution of thia chart. R. Seaborn �c.c. Inspector Ferraris, RCMP October 28, 1970 Mote to file Mr. McConville of the British High Commission telephoned at 10:45 a.m. to report the following incident which may or may not be of interest. 2. Mr. Christopher Allen Walker, a British citizen, was beaten up and robbed of his money and British passport at dusk on the evening of October 20 in downtown Montreal. His passport No..L590249 was issued in Liverpool April 29, 1970. The incidena was reported to the Montreal Police, their references P-70/4/13320 and P-70/4/13321. 'While this would appear to be a simple case of mugging, Mr. McConville thought the fact that a British passport is missing may be of interest. \7J ~ Ff FF J. D. /Puddington �KIDNAPPINGS POP LIST ABIDJAN BOSH ACCRA BDPEST ADDIS BRU ANKARA CAIRO CLMBO BAIRS CNBRA GRGTN GTMLA DUBLIN HAGUE KLMPR KNGTN KNSHA LAGOS LDN NATO(CANDEL) NROBI PRMNY ChGSY OSLO SAIGN SPOfii STAGO STKHM IAV1V LIMA BERN COPES DSLAM S.JOS1P GENEV ATHENS BERUT BGOTA BGRAD BNGKK CPTWN/PRET CRCAS DAKAR DELHI HAVAN LISBON HKQNG MDRID PARIS YIENN I HSNKI MAN1L PRGUE tfLGTN PRNCE WSA* ISBAD JLRTA MOSCO MXICO PoP-MN KIO rfSHbi; YUNDE ROME 000311 �October 2y, lVVu Note for Messrs. Roquet. Rowe. Puddington and Task Force Duty Officers Tels. for "All Posts" Comcentre haa had difficulties with telegrams for our "All posts less consulates" distribution vrhich has been used for important government statements. It has now teen arranged with tfr. Warren thai e copy ef the attached addresses list ^POP List. I) will be staple-J to Comcentre copiss of such telegrams in future. This list includes Missions plus: CG&GEN NY, PESOS NY, CAN DEL NATO, and HONG KCWG. Address on such telegrams should oe: "All posts less consulates, see attacned list", A supply of 15 copies POP List I is thumbtacked to the Duty Officer bulletin Board. J.R. BARKEK Operations Centre. 000312 �> Jt-lz-TTK October 31 - 1?55 a.m. WHEREABOUTS OF MR. MARtt LALONDE Mr. Andras phoned to say that upon returning home his guard had implied that Mr. Lalonde was not to be found. Mr. Andras phoned Operations Centre presumably to enquire whether Mr. Lalonde had been missing or abducted but, as I replied to the call, Mr. Andras said "It's OK. My guard has just indicated that Mr. Lalonde has been found." I attempted to elicit some interpretation from Mr. Andras but he was unable to provide any further comment, suggesting that "You take it from there." I checked with RCMP control centre, outlining foregoing. Duty Officer indicated he would check this out by calling Mr. Lalonde's home. Police phoned to say that Mr. Lalonde did not answer the phone. RCMP Duty Officer would check once again with Mr. Andras. 2:35 a.m. RCMP phoned back to say that, to the best of their knowledge, Mr. Lalonde was alright. He was known to have accompanied the Prime Minister to Montreal and the comments conveyed to Mr. Andras presumably concerned his whereabouts there. L • R. Roy 000313 �^-aa-7 Note to Task Force 00.15 h. October 30 1970 .2 Mr. Church called to say that he had been awaken^by a telephone call from a radio station in Calgary who said that they had had a call from a medium who claimed to have extra sensory perception. This person claimed that Mr. Cross could be found at 42 or 420 Honore. No mention was made of the name of the city. I passed this information on to the RCMP who said that they would pass it on to the appropriate authorities. X~ 2/ 77' F7' //u--t-y<yfr>FF A.F. Broadbridge �October 29, 1970 MEMORANDUM TO FILE cc: Inspector Ferraris, RCMPolice Subject: Telephone call received by Mrs. Davies At 18:40, October 29, Mr. Davies of the British High Commission called from his office to say that his wife had just received a telephone call from a spiritualist who claimed that the difficulties in finding Mr. Cross would be solved if a spiritualist in the United States named Jane Dixon was consulted. Mr. Davies said this was the first time such a call had been made to his home rather than to the office. The caller had said that he called Mr. Davies* home in order not to trouble him at the office. The caller had telephoned about an hour earlier but Mrs. Davies had been out. I told Mr. Davies that we would bring the call to the attention of the RCMP. The caller told Mrs. Davies that he was Constantine, Duke of LuchtenbejN (spelling uncertain), tel. 232-8005 Ottawa. ^ I called Inspector Ferraris who said to call A Division at 2-8324. I passed the information to A Division and asked that they follow up as appropriate saying that it was not the type of call appreciated by British officials or their wives at this time. Constable Blakely of A Division called me back to say that it was a good telephone number and is that of Constantine. He asked me for Mr. Davies number in order to obtain more details from him and told me. I asked to be informed of what was done and Constable Blakely said he would do so. At 19:20 Constable Blakely called to say that the Ottawa morality squad will be visiting Constantine. The British H.C. duty officer was informed. At 20:45, Mr. Davies called to say that he did not want to make the call to his wife seem more important than it was. I said that thiswas not the case but that we felt his wife should not be bothered with such calls and that we had been asking the RCMP to have such calls to us checked out when the callers could be identified. AFA^~ . R. SEABORN My attention was later drawn to a note on the Duty Officer File about a call from Mrs. Jane Dixon on October 19. 000315 �POP/L.J. Wilder/mj EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES M» MEMORANDUM TO Mr. C. Roquet, Chief of Task Force SECURITY Statrllt DATE FROM Oe L.J. Wilder, Duty Officer CONFIDMTIAL Oct. 3 1 , 1970 NUMBER Numero REFERENCE Rifirenee DOSSIER SUBJECT Sujel ^ J Communications with Mr. Choquette ENCLOSURES Annexes 'A?, DISTRIBUTION tb • T/C \<L^ c\s^< F. V Staff Sgt. Bussieres of the RCMP in Montreal Copy to each member of Task Forcle called at 14.10 today to say that direct telecommunications between External and Mr. Choquette's office were to be cut off today. These can be re-activated within two hours by notifying the RCMP in Montreal at telephone No. 879-6127 that they should be re-established. Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000316 �APO/G.LAVERTU/hm EXTERNAL AFFAIRS TO A POP (M. Roquet) FROM APO (J.M. T o u c h e t t e ) AFFAIRES KCO EXTERIEURES CA IEKIEUKEJ) W-K- ; Securite DATE De REFERENCE Reference Sujet Conversation telephonique Glover/Lavertu du 3 novembre 1970 Personnel affecte temporairement au Centre d'operations y^L-JLi. 'r* . L>I^« y? le 4 novembre 1970 \2J NUMBER Numero y*^>/ YF**. V ENCLOSURES Annexes DISTRIBUTION ^ ^ Tel que suggere au cours d'une conversation telephonique avec M. Gaetan Lavertu, ci-joint un releve, en termes de periodes de service de 8 heures, de la contribution des diverses directions du Ministere aux activites du Centre d'operations. Ces chiffres ne referent qu'aux agents seulement, et ce du 12 octobre au 3 novembre. 2. II est S. noter que depuis le 20 octobre nous ne faisons appel aux directions economiques qu'en fins de semaines. ^)AP0 21 "-1 (J-' 000317 Ext. 407A/BM �PJX.XX ai V,llVllU,'S P7 P , - i .--.... X.\ .......,..,,, .' 7*:.. \J,J.II jruU'i x . p . u t \ . u a n~ yn C . 1~ i. ( i !*f • ^ ...... li.I - v v i v i . . 7 i - ....• a ^ . . ..a * . . . . . . . . ... \b,unn O'ctawa, November 4, 1970 Dear Mr. Perodeau, I am -writing to thank you for the very helpful co-operation of Air Canada in unforeseen, and difficult circumstances on the evening of October 17. It was found necessary to have Mr. T.H.W. Read of this Department travel unexpectedly to Montreal on urgent government business. He was booked on Flight 928 at 10:10 p.m. and when it became evident that he could not reach the airport Cowan, in charge of your passenger operations at prune Ottawa Airport, kindly arranged to hold the flight for several minutes permitting Mr. Read to make the trip. The assistance provided by Air Canada and by Mr. Cowan is greatly appreciated. Yours sincerely, E.A. I.J j v.... lie Under-Secretary. Mr. G.R. Perodeau District Manager Air Canada 355 River Road Ottawa 7, Ontario 000318 �POP/J.R.Barker/mk EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES MEMORANDUM TO pF A (through Mr.JtyJiet) SECURITY Steurhi DATE FROM D. POP November 5 , 1970 NUMBER Numero REFERENCE MUrence SUBJECT Sujel the l a s s i f i e d PILE OTTAWA DOSSIER Letter of Thanks to Air Canada MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexej DISTRIBUTION You remember the night of October 17 when Tom Read, on short notice, had to go to Montreal by Air Canada. He was late getting away and Don Campbell arranged with Air Canada to hold the aircraft for about 10 minutes. Mr. Roquet OAD (Mr. Campbell]) 2. It would be appropriate, and useful to us, looking to the future, to recognize Air Canada's co-operation by a formal letter of thanks. Don Campbell has drafted the attached for your signature, if you agree. oA J . R. Barker Operations Centre Ext. 4 0 7 A / B U . (Admin. Services Div.) 000319 to J/^JF) �V.I P. C O N F I D E N T /VOu' I E L DE PARIS 3 4 2 8 NOV5/70 NO/NO STANDARD A OTT EXT POP fOJtAiL 7/ fJMl REF NOTRETEL 3402 N0V4 ENLEVEMENTS j '2 >F PRIERE AVISER CLAUDE ROQUET QUENREGISTREMENT EST BIEN PARTI SUR VOL 871 AIR CDA,QUE LE COLIS SERA REN IS A DORVAL PAR CHEF DE CABINE AU VOL SE RENDANT A OTT ET QUE AIR CDA LEN AVISERA PAR PHONE DEPUIS UPLAND.AVISER RECEPTION. RFT 051803Z 000320 �£OP/G.C.Parks/etm c .c. SOC" PM© CONFIDENTIAL pee Log Officer Task Force List November 5, 1970. fZo - <?*? - ~n^r\ MEMORANDUM TO FILE Mr. Philip Noakes of the British High Commission called in at 0730 hours. He said that he had information about the latest FLQ communique but wanted to get the facts first hand. to him. I gave them He said he felt he should keep London informed, particularly if we thought the communique was authentic. His main concern, however, appeared to be whether and when Mrs. Cross might be informed as this current development might have some effect on her plans to change her res id enc e. He felt that Mr. Ritchie might wish to call the British High Commissioner on this aspect as soon as possible. * "•_ P r . . O X G. C. Parks 000321 �XTD - 3987 AFF/J. A r b o u r / j s ITINERARY * NOTE- AS riMir 1A111 i.s ARK. sun.tM r TO CHANGE WITH MIT NOTICK PI EASE VERIFY SCHF.MM.F. HK.FOKF. DEPART''«F„ ESPECIALLY PREPARED FOR A £ . RITCHIE O c t o b e r 22 DATE 19OZ0, PDM TEMP. DOTY CITY OTTAWA DAY A N D D A T E LV Mon.Nov. 9 AR WASHINGTON 0905 I REMARKS (OR SPACE) EA 177 1133 5V I TUE.NOV. 10 AR OTTAWA VIA TIME 1910 EA 1 7 0 Y 2i.±.b LV AR LV f- 0 AR Hotel Watergate 7 L 7- .) FQ 0 LV 1 AK - X L — - Accountable Advance-$100.00 LV AR LV AR LV AR LV AR F F 1 V AR I vr AH 1 LV AR 1 -V AK LV AR l.V AK LV 000322 7- * �U RESTRICTEQ KBER 6, 1970 •jfc* O^ A.E. RITCHIE PROGRAMME WASHINGTON, NOV. 9-10 -rfK *"! * f r 1. Itinerary Attached 2. Mr. Ritchie can be found through Kr. Towe's Office 16*2-7-226* 3. Monday. November 9, Office of Mr. Trezise at 12.30, lunch at 1 Meetings after lunch(in Thomas Jefferson Room) at State Department 8 pm DINN ;R given by Mr. Trezise in Council Room, SheratonCarleton Hotel: 633-2626 4. Morning meetings - end of talks 5. Lunch with FT, Towe if workable for Kr. liitchie cc: Operations Centre Z 7 / 7 ~ 000323 �7o'Z2-iF2 y^Q DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL A F F A I R S O ^ ? P. Subject. ,. FJFFI j / [\7 ( Date -r FCF r~^ V "U l\#r^«. ^^.^.p^..k:..ii..A...^.i...u.^....Li.0...i.u..'...LuL.:,ri - —^APP. m two _... .. „ „ . ,. Publication T yy^iy^y. • \ / J >vw . ' U,^ O F7^ O i...0 ^...J[ TFOGRAM/lOO ^ > VC 6 Lv~i "ZzT\ 2 0 to 4 0 were marked for death: RCMP By PETER WARD Telegram Ottawa Bureau OTTAWA - EXCLUSIVE ,# &• o F& zFF £°O0 F cA fF JJ AA >•? F zJ wF •AA FJ F& «JJ V0 12 NOV 70 11« 0 5 000324 a �EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES MEMORANDUM SECURITY SicurM TO A FILE £OM J . D . Puddington DATE NUMBER Numiro REFERENCE MHrence SUBJECT Sujei V i s i t of d e p a r t m e n t a l Officer t o Sherbrooke MISSION 14:15 hours isiov ember 6 , 1V70 —C ENCLOSURES Annexes Mr. Jay of U.N. Division telephoned about the forthcoming DISTRIBUTION visit of Mr. Paul Ghapin of his division to the University of Sherbrooke. Mr. Ghapin has been asked to attend a meeting on Tuesday, November 10 PSI of the United Nations Club at the University of Sherbrooke. Mr. Jay wondered if there were any reasons for this visit not to take place. He indicated the original invitation had been extended through the executive of the U.N. Association of Canada. 1 spoke briefly with Mr. nettie of PSI and called Mr. Jay to indicate we knew of no reason why Mr. Ghapin's visit should not take place. Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000325 �7U- A£-7 t~f\ November 7, 1970 MEMO FOR DUTY OFFICER FILE Mr. McConville telephoned at 12:30 p.m. to say that the Operations Room (237-1541) at the British High Commission would not be manned as of 1:30 p.m. Their subsequent week-end duty schedule is as follows: November 7 1:30 - 2:00 P.M. Mr. Noakes 749-9635 2:00 - 3:00 P.M. Mr. McConville 745-2211 8:00 P.M. - 9:00 A.M. (Sunday) Mr. Noakes 749-9O5 November 8 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Mr. Davies 745-6394 8:00 P.M. - 9:00 A.M. (Monday) Mir. McConville 745-2211 If at any time the duty officer does not reply, the duty guard at 237-1530 should be called. F. M. F i l l e u l 000326 �RESTRICTED 9. a chronology clip board; 10. a set of all information guidance telegrams to posts; 11. a clip board of CRTC media analysis. 3• In addition the other clip boards should be reorganized. I suggest we have: 1. a media clip board covering k'2 hours only (the rest to be filed progressively); 2. two 45-hour'' In telegrams and Out telegrams jbcxu-O, • 3. a clip board on "factual developments" of the crisis (non media); 4. a clip board of planning analysis and recommendation papers (4c> hours); 5. other material could be put on one or more clip boards. For instance, if there are still many calls from the public, there could be one clip board for such, as it is mostly irrelevant to our work: 6. in addition there v/ould be the log and the duty officer's file and safe conduct file. 4. All this material would be available in the Conference Room. In addition there would be a large set of subject files in the filing cabinets, which would be fed by the file cleric. In addition to subject files we should retain a complete chronological set of in and out telegrams and of media bulletins (already set up). 5. Grateful for your comments. If }rou agree please take action and put a photocopy of this memorandum on the duty officer's file. CaO i ' ' -; 0 . ii 000327 �c c : Mr. Glover, I r . Puddington. i t j j P. l i p IPiLl November 9, 1970. TfYP''-' jTiUiiJ "PflP x'UJp. T"U x'ut. ';)iY'i'.i iiUitij or I think the time lias come to have registry help to put our records in order. If PSI cannot provide someone, we should ask Central Registry for a senior person to do the initial sorting out. I propose the following system for the clip boards: 2. a master set of all communiques and covering notes, of Cross photos with accompanying comments,and also of doubtful communiques and anti-FLQ communiques, etc. ; this should be backed up by a photostatic set; s set of the Prime I inister's statements should be kept up to date; 4. similarly a set of Ir. Bourassa's statements; a set of the SSEA's statements; a selection of kr. Cnoquette's statements; 7. a set of statements by the "Third Force5': kr. Ryan (all editorials anal a selection of statements), kr. Levesque (a good selection), the Quebec Trade Union leadership (comprehensive): NDP opponents of the government action both in Ottawa and in Quebec (a selection); 8. a full Hansard set on the crisis with each copy marked on the cover with references to pages rand ro most important statements; to Xd 000328 �POP/J.Puddington/mk / O O C *F* MEMORANDUM PMO (Mr. Roberts) PCO (Mr. Wall) (Mr. Beavis) PCO (SOC) PDM (Mr. Ritchie) CONFIDENTIAL Novsmber 10, 1970 POP POP Memorandum of November 2, 1970 Kidnapping: Chronology of Events PSI ( Brett/Bartleman) To up-date the chronology of events enclosed with the reference memorandum, please find attached additional pages covering the period October 26 to November 3* As of the latter date a detailed daily log is being kept in the .External Affairs Operations Centre of events and actions known to it. This log will be available for examination in the Operations Centre on a need-to-know basis, but it is not proposed to circulate copies of it at this time. C. Roquet. 10 NOV 7! 18: 18 000329 �November 10, 1970 NOTE FOk DUTY OFFICER 7 "(F^ *^> fa- <7f 3 3 The RCMP, A Division, Control Centre phoned at approximately 1800 hours to say that their phone number had been changed. The numbers are now: 2-4288 2-4289 2-4280 Duty Stenographer 000330 �EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES MEMORANDUM TO DUTY OFFICER FILE SECURITY StcuHH A DATE FROM p0p ^ D < p u d d i n g t o n ) UNCLASSIFIED November 12, 1970 NUMBER Numero REFERENCE Rifirence DOSSIER SUBJECT Sujel ?JUL* F Telegrams for the Minister "A2- TTk- ENCLOSURES Annexes DISTRIBUTION GEU It is expected Mr. Sharp will remain in Paris until Sunday W^' /S" morning,Returning to Ottawa that afternoon. Any telegrams sent to Paris for the Minister should be marked to the attention of hiss Dugal who will act as the channel of communication, e.g., for SSEA attention kiss Dugal. V0.P. Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000331 �L F P OP -~ r"\ f'-T —^—• y~~~\. , f—i r,~"' s—-—- O Q j j ->pp LJ Oi LJ 0_0 HR. 77- r ~» !n ,/—s .—i \FA « * * j,1* t ^ •—-• -~: . j Fd d L~i O I L_ LJ I i FJ 2. LJ S> iVi\ \0, '~ 77- f F/A- AA^ LJ VJ n A ^ £ • * w V.j < OU\C^A>O \ i V- ,H ; iv-t JJ \^ xj J^xdPx.i iwacSi.'EKm LUVxiiiiAL Ci- - ? i v e persons were a r r a i g n e d in court F r i d a y , **• V/ ,r^ A* eP & W oo A& \0# 0 V PMOO ., MA) pccO) ' P D O ) CIDA MINISTERE DOPS XEjF) ' PDS^) P_DFO PDGO 'PDA^, PGP DES 4 F T A I R E S EXTEHIEURES GAF GEU 'GCdN GEUE GRF GEUW GUS W ?l'iO OGLAO CMP •jDMCO) GMA OAD CENTRE D'OPERATIONS CENTRE TEL. 5-6331 OUK N O tt-.N JrCOj ECP AFP APP APO ECD ECL OsO PAG ^R0 ECT DEPARTMENT 1IID Op L X T t U N A '. AI'FAIRS 000332 �GROUP NO. 20-22-TFK GROUP HEADING: P o l i t i c a l A f f a i r s - I n t e r n a l S e c u r i t y - Task Force en Kitinappoir RETENTION ypyy.. HELD 3Y FILE NO. .CItU 20-22-TFK ' H E TITLE I! XTv. 71- V t~x, ;• . O - • la-t's ACRU 20-22-TFK-S Front de l i b e r a t i o n du Queb< ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ-l - Activities Abroad ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ-2 O photos etc, authentic and doubtfuj « 't »"-- ", • V* ACRU 20-22-TEK-FLQ-3 — Compctr is OH, wxtn xn."uco'-.oo.oi_ooi3,j. Terrorism LCRU 20-22-TFK-l Policy }nx..^y FMI. , - ... •. 7 r r^c-—ni ••-• -•»-•. - <- ACRU 20-22-TFK-1-QU2 - Policy Consultations between Ottawa and Quebec 0< •• • • -• ' ACRU 20-22-TFK-l-] - Security and Secure Communications with the Province of Quebec ACRU 20-22-TFX-I-2 Contingency Planning in event oi* death or safe release oX J.R. Cross and Pierre Laporte v."t 7 Hit - ACRU 20-22-TFK-1-3 Protection of Diplomats and Canadj Officials in Canada ACRU 20-22-TFK-1-4 Protection of Canadian Diplomats and Canadian Officials abroad ACRU 20-22-TFX-1-5 - Summary (Chronology) of Cross Laporte Kidnapping ->_ £ c c ..... 000333 �GROUP 2 0 - 2 2 RETENTION PERIOD (cont'd) HELD BY FILE NO. FILE TITLE ACRU 20-22-E , K-2 Liaison with other Government Authorities' /' y ;v,,;,( , -.,u p' \ ; •7 *»a -. . ' 20-22-TFX-2^iCK? — R • C. i'l • P. . ACRU 20-22-TFK-3 Parliamentary Discussions ACRU 20-22-TFK-4 ACRU . * J Official Statements and Speeches 72 l,.,,,. P;/..P...-.a ., .... .7 .,. . . . .»* r\ \ . \.i . ACRU 20-22-TFK-4-B0URA3SA — Robert Bourassa, Prime i-linis'tei of Quebec ACRU 20-22-TFX-4-CK0QU2TTE - Jerome Choquette, Justice 'XX of Quebec ACRU 20-22-TFK-4-SHARP - Hon. Mitchell Sharp, JdPXX ACRU 20-22-TFK-4-TRUDEAU - RT Hon. Pierre E. Trudeau, PM ACRU 20-22-TFK-5 N e g o t i a t i o n s O O . O t P h Xv...->... . v Ct J-I' <• -; a; cu ) ACRU 20-22-TFK-6 Rewards Offered b y the Federal and Provincial Governments ACRU 20-22-TFK-7 Safe Conduct offered b y abductors of J.R. Cross and Pierre Laporte ••J ilS "CCP A ( ii i i c y .u c p <j:.px^t2<.-,, j,'. ACRU 20-22-TFK-7-ALG - Algeria ACRU 20-22-TFK-7-CUBA - Cuba LCRU 20-22-TFK-8(not open) Public Reaction and Comments ^y «a v • 1 > 1 <-0.y-'..y xt 000334 �GROUP 20-22 ( c o n t ' d ) RitiPPi.»xJ.Ow pji5f)IOD HELD BY FILE NO. JJ 7 1 ,' i - i.O{\p ACRU 20-22-Ti? A.-8-J ACRU 20-22-TFK-S-2 . •I « K t •• A-x. Tv7 r»ov" .7 -'.-• — m C o u n t r i e s oprner tu&n e ! IJ A • 7 ..f o-,.p, Dis i»riDution ox JTUDHC Arr.xorrriax.ion i n uanacia ancr ADroae *• 20-22-TFK-9 V' <- i , .• , a , .f)..7,.:i'i i p,as - P I r ^Dn o n oo '"lTaiv .o "co i . u - , v 20-22-TFK-10 20-22-TFK-1I 1. -.77, , .-.. C . . . • p- c.v,", "-, .• " . • • .. .. . • Canadian hews r-pedia, invoivemenv in reporting oi\ Kidnapping ol J.R. Cross ana Pierre Laporte ; ACRU • ; - France " -»-. a?c i.... 7...i,:' AtttU -J..' • 1)2 •: , , v ,-•> - r-. [ Official International Reaction ! O ...'.'... j ; i i ••• •.., 7. ; <. i•' i •,'-... ._ _ , (i • i- • * — <• ... 1 7 ..- - • u u i a -• • "4 * *.- S 000335 / �UNCLASSIFIED November 13, lv70 File: 20-22-TFK ^7 MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Glover (PGP) POP Staff I ^ ) Stenos-Task Force (.3) Duty Officers Task Force - Mr. Roquet, Mr. Rowe, Mr. Puddington Registry (.for info) File copy Task Force RegistryAs of this date, file copies of all documentation related to Task Force work will be kept in our newly created Sub-negistry; located in the projection cubicle of the Conference Room. Attached is a copy of the basic file list. 2. i/ife are currently placing all earlier documents on these files, and you are urged to ensure that henceforth every memo, telegram, note, etc., bears a file number. This is the responsibility of the officer writing or handling the document but the stenographic and clerical staff should double-check, in each instance, to ensure that a file number is used; for the originals as well as copies made. File copies should be left in the registry "In" tray. 3. For ease of immediate reference, we shall retain the following clip-boards at their present locations in the Conference Room but the "action boards" will cover only the last 48-hour (.72 hours on week-ends) period, Action Clip Boards (A£ hours - 72 hours on week-ends) 1. "In" telegrams - copy of original showing action taken (original to file) 2. "Out" telegrams - copy of original showing action taken (original to file) 3. Media - all reports gathered in POP �- 2 - UNCLASSIFIED 4. Duty Officer - memoranda, etc., directed to, or written by Duty Officers^the original, or file copy of •riM should be marked for permanent files} 5. "Factual developments" of the crisis: non-media items of interest related to Task Force members' actions, police calls, etc. 6. Other material - letters from posts, records of calls from the public, etc. Reference Clip Boards (to be established) 1. Master set of all FLQ comiminiques (authentic and doubtful), notes, Cross photos, etc. 2. Prime Minister Trudeau: 3. P.M. Bourassa: 4. DS.PJA: statements, speeches, etc. statements, speeches, etc. 5. M. J. Choquette: 6. statements, speeches, etc. statements, speeches, etc. Statements by the "Third Force" - Mr. Ryan's editorials and statements; Mr. R. Levesque's remarks, etc; ajuebec trade union statements, NDP (ana other) opponents to government actions (Ottawa and Quebec). 7. Hansard - full set of clippings from these; October 5 to date. 8. Set of information guidance telegrams to our posts. V. CRTC media analyses. 4. Your co-operation in ensuring that this new records management system is kept intact and effective will be appreciated. A.D. Rowe. 000337 �File: 20-22-TFK-^ November 13, 1970 NOTE TO: MR. G. PARKS - DUTY OFFICER Kr. E. Davies of the British High Commission telephoned at 6:40 p.m. to advise that the following British personnel would be on duty this evening: Group Capt. Groocock - 749-98o2 Mr. E. Davies - 745-6394 Mr. Davies confirmed that the above should be called in the sequence given. abec- s �DIVISION TEL. NO. Miss C. Boily FAC 234-2820 Miss R. Fournier FAC 232-6756 Fiiss Denise Gagnon FIS 234-9317 Miss D. Girard FIE 737-5373 Miss 0. Hobbs OMA 731-3404 Miss W. Kurlbut APO 828-1697 Miss M. Kenny POP 234-8346 Miss L. MacKay GEU 233-1746 Miss M. Kailhot FAC 232-6756 Miss M. Melanson OMP 236-6822 Miss H. Meunier APO 234-2943 Miss D. Perras FCO Miss M. Simard PPR 235-1168 Miss P. Zizka FCO 235-3843 NAME 000339 �DATE 0830 hrs to 1715 hrs 17-15 hrs to 2400 hrs 2400 hrs to 0830 hrs 4 o o o CO o November 14 (Saturday) On duty - Miss L. MacKay On duty - Miss D. Perras On duty - Miss M, Sfjnard On duty - Miss D. Girard On duty - Miss C. Boily On call - Miss M. Melanson November 15 (Sunday) On duty - Miss M, Melanson On duty - Miss D. Girard On duty - Miss P. Zizka On duty - Miss D. Gagnon On duty - Miss D. Perra3 On c a U - Miss M. Melanson November 16 (Monday) On call - Miss H. Meunier On duty - Miss R. Fournier On duty - Miss C. Boily On duty - Miss M. Mailhot On call - Miss M. Melanson November 17 (Tuesday) On call - Miss H. Meunier On duty ~ Miss L. MacKay On duty - Miss M. Simard On duty - Miss H. Meunier On call - Miss M. Melanson November 18 (Wednesday) On call - Miss H, Meunier On duty - Miss R. Fournier On duty - Miss C. Boily On duty - Miss 0. Hobbs On call - Miss M. Melanson November 19 (Thursday) On call - Miss H. Meunier On duty - Miss P. Ziaka On duty - Miss L. MacKay On duty - Miss 0. Hobbs On call - Miss M. Melanson November 20 (Friday) On call - Miss H. Meunier On duty - Miss M. Kenny On duty - Miss W, Hurlbut On duty - Miss 0. Hobbs On call - Miss M. Melanson �(List No. 3) October 7, 1970, OPERATIONS CENTRE TASK FORCE ON ABDUCTION OF BRITISH TRADE COMMISSIONER DEPARTMENT: DIVISION: NAME: TELEPHONES: HOME: OFFICE: EXTERNAL O/USSEA C. ROQUET (CHIEF OF TASK FORCE) 6-1025 PMO P.M. ROBERTS 5-6968 PCO 2-3996 2-8348 2-2150 733-3068 733-4762 PROTOCOL D.F. WALL (or MR. BEAVIS) J.H. TAYLOR T.H.W. READ 6-4039 746-4492 COMMONWEALTH J . D . PUDDINGTON 2-2424 733-2343 CO-ORDINATION D . STANSFIELD 2-7917 237-7966 LATIN AMERICAN 0 . DIER 2-2480 233-4838 LEGAL J . DEMERS 6-5904 238-1626 SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE A.D. ROWE 2-7809 731-1002 OPERATIONS CENTRE! J . R . BARKER 5-6107 746-8247 C E . GLOVER 6-2899 733-4614 M.K. ESSELMONT 6-2467 224-1565 B . NORTHGRAVE 6-5621 236-9235 J . McNEISH 6-2528 728-8854 S & I INSPECTOR FERRARIS 6-5933 737-3042 CRIMINAL INVESTIG. CHIEF SUPT. OUIMET 2-5677 737-3434 ASST. DEPUTY ATTORNEY-GEN. D . H . CHRISTIE 6-2370 CRIMINAL LAW MISS P . SPRAGUE 2-8166 235-2379 SOLICITORGENERAL ASST. DEPUTY SOLICITOR-GEN. B . C . HOFLEY 5-6694 TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION M. FLEMING 2-3059 728-3834 728-2212 CIVIL AVIATION W.M. McLEISH 2-3254 836-1377 EXTERNAL RCMP JUSTICE O/SSEA BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION: 237-0514 MR. E DAVIES. 2 3 7 - 1 5 3 0 , EXT 4 0 4 , OR NIGHT LlNE 2 3 7 - 1 5 3 3 . HCME: 7 4 5 - 6 3 9 4 MR. LEON MAlffiAND - ROOM 8 1 2 , MBASSY APT. HOTEL - 237-2111 MONTREAL AND QUEBEC CITY CONTACTS: MAYOR DRAPEAU'S OFFICE: QUEBEC CITY: CHARLES ROY (Chef d e C a b i n e t ) - OFFICE: 1 8 3 - 9 - 8 7 2 - 3 1 0 0 - HOME: 3 8 4 - 3 4 3 3 o r PAUL LE DUC, OFFICE 1 8 3 - 9 - 8 7 2 - 3 1 0 0 ; HOME 7 3 8 - 6 1 5 6 . S e c r e t a r y t o G o v t , i n wJuebec C i t y : JULIEN CHOUINARD. 6 4 3 - 7 3 5 5 . 000341 �STENOGRAPHIC DUTY ROSTER ANNEX "B" DATE ON DUTY (20:00 - 24:00) ON CALL (00:00-06:30) October 6 Miss R. Ferris Miss D. Kohlman Miss J. Deegan Mile H. Meunier October 7 Mi38 J. Deegan Miss S. McConnell Miss D. Kohlman Mile H. Meunier October 8 Miss K. Edmunds Miss S. McConnell Miss J . Deegan Miss D. Kohlman 000342 �ANNEX "A" NAME ADDRESS DIVISION TEL. NO* Miss J.A. Deegan 180 MacLaren St., Apt. 1105, OTTAWA. FCO 235-1504 992-9443 Miss K. Edmunds 335 Cooper S t r e e t , Apt. 311, APO 232-1383 992-9251 OTTAWA Miss R. Ferris 371 Gilmour St., Apt. 601, OTTAWA. APO 235-2382 992-9251 Miss D. Kohlman 3 Hartington Place, OTTAWA. FCO 236-1358 992-9&43 Miss S. McConnell 370 Metcalfe S t . , Apt. 1207, OTTAWA. APO 234-5386 992-9251 Mile H. Meunier 17 Arlington Ave., OTTAWA. APO 234-2943 992-9251 �S/Sgt. Moss: "A"Division 824-4154 Sgt. Moss: 828-6129. The above RCMP members should be contacted in the event of any infonnation or notes being found in the Ottawa area. 000344 �PROTECTION OP DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR PREMISE Should a request "be received froa a Consular Mission in Toronto for police protection, and they have definite susploions that there is danger, they should first be asked if they have contacted the police. this should be confirmed with the Toronto Police. Toronto Foiice should be informed immediately. If they have, If they have not, the Telephone No. 186-9-362-1711. Should a call be received from a diplomat who resides in Rockcliffe Park, the Ontario Provincial Police office in Rockcliffe Park should be informed immediately. Telephone 749-?220. If the diplomatic residence or mission is located in the city of Ottawa, the Ottawa Police Department - either the Sergeant or Officer onduty, or the Traffic Section, should be immediately informed. Telephone 2^2»37' In the case of the outlying areas, where some diplomatic personnel reside (Ontario and Quebec) the appropriate polioe should be alerted: - Aylmer - Desk Sgt., Tel. 684-5311 - Hull - Desk Sgt., Tel. 777-1661 - Gloucester - Desk Sgt., Tel. 822-2916 - Nepean - Desk Sgt., Tel. 829-2211 - Vanier - Desk Sgt., Tel. 746-3000 In the case of Montreal, the following number should be used: I83-9-872-III (Montreal Folice). For Quebec City, Captain Laroohe - 522-7041. Local 4*>8. or Desk Sergeant at General Folice Headquarters ^22-8001. In the event of an emergency: (a) if the above-mentioned polioe authorities cannot be reached, or (b) where the complainant suggests that the problem may be "political", the RCKP in Ottawa should be contacted with a request for assistance. Telephone 992-9031 (after hours ntsnber for the RCMP) and ask for Duty Officer or Duty NCO. 000345 �IMPORTANT STATEMENTS BY FEDERAL PAX PROVINCIAL EADERS COMMUNIQUES FRCM 'THE FLQ 22x12 22 ORDINARILY BE SENT 3 1 FLASK UNCLASSIFIED TSIEuEAM TC LONDON AID HAVANA AND I K E D TO OOiJuP.rnrx, JAbil, . A : \ i o , 1^-r.iU, a i l u i i , b.Pi.u.p, riAb aajiW lNbiitijul.iaJ TO KEEP MR. DERiT IN ALGIERS INFORMED BY DAILY TELEPHONE CALLS . CLASSIFIED MESSAGES TO ALGIERS ,1-E.Y BE SENT THROUGH THE BRITISH ,'*ti TTrnTj pr.- ' "re OV/^ •- '7nnn.T7 -> _ 0 . * L/7->0 J . ^ J X J i i t XJi..^. . 7. ^ ^ . . ^\J Jilt. -U._^w_L. j-i.-illiPU u1 ^ i i O . .J-JA O ,ft.wll \^-i.i-j»j ^ O . ' * i ' 0 ^ u o _ r - *_i ii^ijXJUi.LrU*i- *0 Ui: io SUCH TELEGRAIS SHOULD BE ASO.ORI iluij x7j * .00 - - 0 .'. OLXOL D JjO» MAJOR SOVT STATEMENTS SHOULD EE SEET TC MISS MORLEY IN IN- FORMATION DIVISION TO ;EB SEI.T TC ALL POSTS BY AIRMAIL. 000346 �The Prime Minister's Switchboard 2-4211 The Government Switchboard 232-8211 The Four Bell Telephone Switchboards 239-2A35 239-2263 239-5688 239-5620 Communication Center 2-LS03 They have all been instructed to place any calls concerning the Cross kidnapping in Montreal through to one of the following four Operation Centre telephone numbers: 996-2899 995-6107 996-2528 996-5621 In the event of any significant information being received M. Roquet should be informed immediately at 237-0514, if he is unavailable or if he plans to come into the Operation Centre Mr. Barker should also be notified at 746-8247. Should the information seem to require a senior official for negotiation purposes Mr. A.E. Ritchie should be informed at 236-8112, but only after M. Roquet has been notified. 000347 �MOTE J50R DUTY OFFICERS KIDNAPPING - OUTGOING TELEGRAMS IMPORTANT STATEMENTS BY FEDERAL AND HIOVINCIAL IEADERS AND COMMUNIQUES FROM THE FIQ SHOUID ORDINARILY BE SENT BY FLASH UNCLASSIFIED TEIEGRAM TO LONDON AND HA/ANA AND IMMED TO CONGENNY, WASH, PARIS, NATO, BERNE. BERNE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO KEEP MR. DERY IN ALGIERS INFORMED BY DAILY TELEPHONE CALIS . CLASSIFIED MESSAGES TO ALGIERS MAY BE SENT THROUGH THE BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION, OTTAWA. IN ADDITION, CONSIDERATION SHOULD BE GIVM IN EACH CASE TO POSSIBLE DESPATCH TO MR. DERI, BY COMMERCIAL TELEGRAM, OF SIGNIFICANT EXCERPS RELATING TO MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS. HOWEVER, SUCH TELEGRAMS SHOULD BE ASfiHORT AND AS FEW AS POSSIBIE. MAJOR BOVT STATEMENTS SHOUID BE SENT TO MISS MORLEY IN INFORMATION DIVISION TO BE SENT TO ALL POSTS BY AIRMAIL. �File: 20-22-TFK-^ November 14, 1970 NOTE FOR DUTY OFFICER Mr. Davies of the British High Commission called at 11:40 a.m. to give the following duty roster for their office. November 14 until 1:00 p.m. - Mr. Davies 237-1541 or 745-6394 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. (l) Dr. Downing 746-3047 (2) Mr. Noakes 749-9635 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 a.m. Nov. 15 (1) Major Shaw 731-6906 (2) Mr. McConville 745-2211 The above should be called in the sequence given. M. Q. Dench 000349 �EXTERNAL AFFAIRS TO A AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES Oity Officer FROM Da L.A.K. James SECURITY S4curifi CONFIDENTIAL DATE November 14, 1V70 NUMBER Numero REFERENCE Rifirence FILE SUBJECT Sujel DOSSIER 20-22-TFK-4 ENCLOSURES Annexoi DISTRIBUTION Mr. McConville of the British High Commission telephoned at 6:35 P.M. to give the following duty roster for their office: November 14 until 9*00 A.M. (November 15) (1) Maj. Dennis Shaw 733-7123 (2) Mr. McCoKville 745-2211 (3) Office ( f o r guard) 237-1530 (1) Mr. MacTavish November 15 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. , pfltf.S 745-9016 (2) Mr. Davies 745-6394 .A. K^ .James Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000350 �POP/M. Roussin/dp EXTERNAL AFFAIRS TO AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES Dossier A FROM 0* POP (M. Roussin) SECURITY _ starlit Sans c o t e . DATE l e 16 novembre 1970 NUMBER a 0100 h. Numiro REFERENCE Rifirence FILE OTTAWA A SUBJECT Sujel ENCLOSURES Annexes DOSSIER (XO- <J£-TFK. MISSION DISTRIBUTION Le poste CKAC annonce l ' a r r i v e e a New-York du Premier ministre du Canada et signaie que nonsieur Trudeau s ' e s t refuse a. rencontrer les j o u r n a l i s t e s • 2. Durant la meme emission de nouvelles, CKAC annonce egalement que monsieur deBane a refute la nouvelle publiee par Quebec Presse touchant les commentaires de monsieur Trudeau au sujet de monsieur Bourassa. C'est une "faussete totale" aurait dit monsieur de Bane. OU/7^ l a r c e l Roussin Ext. 4 0 7 A / B U . (Admin. Services Div.) 000351 �EXTERNAL AFFAIRS TO AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES srcuRrrY Monsieur C. Roquet A sans cote Stcuriti DATE FROM Da M. Roussin NUMBER l e 16 novembre 1970 a °730 h. Numero REFERENCE Rffirence L ^^- / FK. OTTAWA SUBJECT Sujel ENCLOSURES Annexe* DISTRIBUTION La nuit a ete remarquablement tranquille. Les seules nouvelles d'interet touchaient la declaration de monsieur Choquette a. I'effet qu'il ordonnerait une enquete sur les agissements des policiers lors de l'arrestation de Lortie. La Police a enauite dementi les allegations du FLQ a I'effet que les policiers auraient laisse leurs armes pour s'absenter de la maison et que ces armes seraient tombees entre les mains du FLQ. On a egalement signaie que I'ancien Premier ministre du Quebec, monsieur Bertrand, n'aurait pas agi differemment de monsieur Bourassa dans des circonstances identiques. 2. Nous n'avons requ, a -0750 du matin, aucun appel 7ZZ\ telephonique et aucun visiteur, les seules personnes admises au centre etant la dame preposee au menage et les fonctionnaires responsables du POPSUM. xFJJ^A^XXiAyr Marcel Roussin Ext. 4 0 7 A / B U . (Admin. Services Div.) 000352 �Th'ZA- TAK Communications Cenlre informs un that tels addressed: Ldn, Havana, PermisNY, CongenNY, WashDC, Paris, NATO, Berne will henceforth be sent in hoth Enplish and French to all above addressees. This procedure is simpler and no more costly than sending English texts to some and French to others. •-'' / • ' I J �November 16, 1970 NOTE FOR DUTY OFFICER M- 2>'77'7ffF U.K. High Commissioner's Office Duty Officer from 18:00 today until 09:00 November 17, Major Kelly, 776-3992 or, should the above not be available, Mr. Davies, 745-6394. A.D. ROWE t » 000354 �FIL" COPY, POP/C.ROQUET/hm 3o- A3. 77-J Ottawfc, JfoYember 1 6 , 1970. 'Oaar Professor Saith, I have hoard of & very iutereeting talk you gave at Carleton University on November 14 cm "Ihe Diploiuat aa Hostage". £caoc of r$' ccllca&nea In. the Department who attended tho aeminar in question found it very enlightening. I wonder, thorefere, whether you wovld vAM waking a co;^r available to BIO, for purely internal uae in tho Department. 1 aa. auro youa ^f^ w 0 1 1 ^ °Q °? bonoflt to vs in our effort to underetendMiew technique of kidnapping for revolutionary purposea and tho probleua it raise*• The Department would be glad, of course, to reimburse any coot vrhich may bo involved in reproducing your talk, vdiila being asset grateful for letting m have tho benefit of your research. Yours sincerely, Claude Roquet, Oper&tioaa C<satre. iTofesoor UooiXray B« iiituith. Department of History, Queen*a University, Kington, Ontario. 000355 �D.P.Cole POP/taiHH/aa 7TK MEMO FOR MR. ROQUET CONFIDENTIAL November 17, 1970 (23hOO) RECEIPT BY QUEBEC POUCE OF TWO NEW COMMUNICATIONS Constable Berthelet, RCMP, called Operationa Centre at 2215 hours to inform us that he had been notified by telephone by Quebec Police, Montreal, that they had received two new communications : 1) what appeared to be copy of communique" No. 11 of November 2, mailed by McGill Daily, Nov. 6 but not received by police until 5 p.m. Nov. 17. This appears to be a genuine communique, apparently a duplicate of the earlier communique* No. U . A note haa been left in log suggesting that Mr. Rowe may wish to check the text with the two versions of communique No. 11 which we have. RCMP will inform us when they have telex copies available; 2) Quebec Police (Surete du Quebec) received a telephone call from a Montreal woman (8. p.m. today) who told them that she had received a "sheet of paper" with the following text : FLQ CHERCHEZ ET VOUS TROUVEREZ MR CROSS MDET FLQ FLQ 8 MERCI, CHERCHEZ BIEN LE 11 - 17 - 70 This may well be a crank letter and RCMP will notify us when Montreal police have checked thia out. D.P.Cole Distribution: File, Log, Duty officer 000356 �POP/P.Walker/mk November 20, 1970 NOTE FOR DUTY OFFICER OF MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 8:30 A.M. Mr. Roquet has requesWthat we obtain Monday morning a copy of the speech given by the Prime Minister on Friday evening, November 20, to the Liberal Party Policy Conference at the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa. P. Walker Duty Officer 1715 - 2400 �00 [PXXXPPX PIS (Miss Bench) -hj*.-e-'X'-.r-:.-. ':•'"•• "-•••---. PC? Information for Posts - Hansard 2'522-Tr. ;r-3 c.c. 20-21 You m y have sean a recent cornaent frcrrr Bonn tc tha P.7 . .2 that they could not use Mansard in their information proprrprrvr .P eirrrso the Debates were sea-rrrailcd to them. E G Inquired of our Id.br ry ; r to the current distribution system of r-Iansard to ail pests and the following is the information supplied: (a) BY AIR - Canberra, Pemds Geneva,, London, New Delhi, I'lATO P.\ a.arP.p. OECD Paris, Tokyo, Washington, Saigon, PercaisSTf, Cor jcr^";Ij and all USA (mainland) consulates. (b) BY S M - All other posts. All the posts apparently hee been asked for their vievrs on the :.:':P2. for railing Hansard ts than, before ths present crisis, and there PP., present distribution reflects their replies. Ue feel, however, • ! r.t regular receipt of statements arei exchanges in the House en tea ppcj crisis would be of value to crest iOesio:i3. 2. Since October 5 v/e have clipped cur copy cf I'PPP r par r to keep track of statements end exchanges in the Bouse. It hat to vis that copies could, be node ef the roost ir.pcrta.i1 -•;•>. • .-• and sent by air to,at leasts major pests throughout tho world \;l not presently receiving sucia information. Onco the PPxxx~7, omtr.. from October 5 to the present wore airmailed, this operation, ce continue, every two te four deye until the end ef the eric is» '". method, wo feel, xpould keep pests adepperioly informed witksut ;L" the heavy expense of a:LrmoilrImj tare complete Hansard to all apr r V .^ 77 _, 3. Ue would appreoiate your expert advice on this infer suggestion which, yea may decide, FIS could best handle in soap, with Production Services. Wo have flagged oer Kensard file Zvx rently datco fresi October 5 to Ilovember 6. rids Library ie p...,.: us with back copies which we cam promptly Bark as to these PZPP which should be added to our present collection. X \• 000358 �n POP/A.D « ^ « ^ CCHFIDIKTIAL CANADIAH E Y E S Duty Officer v r f i I I i I I C%d CO cs^y^s 20-22-1 ; 7 jt-tt-TFK with ths frequent changing of duty officers and staff, X feel that we elanda1 mention p-g^-*'* ths following anfaets with regard to ths security of ths Centre. b . o . PSIS GNU B B S 2k, 1970 POP (c* Roquet - thsk Pores) Security of ths Operations Centre • a) ths entire Centre Is considered a secure classified documents are handled and filed In various sections, lbs Conference Room sad the Task Fores Registry (projection cubicle) are ths most sensitive rooms la the Centre. It follows, therefore, that only authorized persons should be admitted to ths Operations Centre. This rule should be carefully observed during quiet hoars when our staff is at a minimum. b ) Uhsa British JOgh Oo—Issten officers call ot ths Centre, they should be ast st ths entrance to ths Centre, escorted to one of ths POP offices (where classified cJocuasats are aot exposed) and conversations with than carried on there. This procedure was adopted soas time ago because, while we share considerable information with oar British colleagues, a food deal of iloi naailal Irm ia ths Centre is of a C.E.O. nature, being related to Canadian decision2. It will be appreciated if you would staff are aware of these security points. C. Roquet. that jour S �IZZFFSn Hibt'i DAY/ MTE \J-ezlu-e s . V/ed. 25 Nov. POM^)^ Thurs. 26 Nov.. x- t^jOY dnO< Fri. | Sat. 27 Nov. i 28 Nov. OFFICEHS i ••0900 - fc?XS Sun. 29 Nov. Noakes Davi e s Noakes McCon. Mon. Tues. ^0 Nov. ! 1 Dec, V/ed. 2 Dec. j Thurs, 3 Dec, Pri. , 4 Dec, "1.300 1300 1800 1.800 0900 Davies 7456394 McCon, 7452211 Noakes Davies McCon, Noakes Davies McCon. Noakes Davies 000360 �**— ~«. « ^ ^ j ^ p ^v.—""»»*WB» ap - wa s * # DAY/ DATE f 1 V/ed. 25 Nov. llTov. i Sftov. I f Kov. | ,9 Nov. Noakes OFFTCF.RS Mon. "*0 Nov. Tues. 1 Dec, V/ed. 2 Dec. ,Th.urs. 3 Dec. Fri. 4 Dec. Davies 0900 1300 1300 Noakes McCon. 1800 y 1800 - 2 0900 Davies 7456394 McCon. 7452211 Noakes 7499635 Davies McCon, Noakes Davies McCon. Noakes Davies 1 F I s ai .•'•». F 000361 �November ?5, 1970 MEMORANDUM TO T'EE DUTY OFFICER. CONFERENCE ROOM LOG Although the responsibility of monitoring the media ha° been assigned to the Duty Officer, the log should be keot separate from that of the Task Forc^. Towever the monitoring tasks are actually or^ani^ed as between Duty Officer and Duty Clerk, all normal news items should be recorded in the monitor log. The log in the conference room is for the recording of events, in which the Task Force is involved- it will not therefore normally include news reports. 000362 �• ECURITV- stcuRire. FJ^INFORMATION . P f l p INFORMATION TO- December 4/70 i. POP a CON1ERVER ,—| R E T U R N ' 1 RETOURNER | ' • DESTROY DETRUIRE nFILE 1 ' CLASSFR 1 FORWARD TO ' FAIRE SUIVRE A The attached is sent to you for filing. ''MiN/AT'G^Tincerit'/re' 000363 i X T B7B/BIL SIGNATURE . EXTERNAL AFFAIR* - AFFAIRE* EXTERIEURE* �GOUVERNEMENT DU QUEBEC CABINET DU PREMIER MINISTRE L e 26 n o v e m b r e 1970 Monsieur J. H. Taylor B u r e a u du M i n i s t r e M i n i s t e r e des Affaires e x t e r i e u r e s H o t e l du G o u v e r n e m e n t Ottawa, Ontario Cher monsieur Taylor, J ' a i b i e n r e c u c o p i e d e s m e s s a g e s de c o n d o l e a n c e s r e c u s au b u r e a u du P r e m i e r m i n i s t r e du C a n a d a ou au m i n i s t e r e d e s A f f a i r e s e x t e r i e u r e s a l a s u i t e du d e c e s de m o n s i e u r P i e r r e L a p o r t e . J 'en fais i m m e d i a t e m e n t p a r v e n i r cop i e a. m o n s i e u r R e n e G a g n o n , chef de c a b i n e t du m i n i s t r e de 1 ' I m m i g r a t i o n , qui se c h a r g e r a de l e s r e m e t t r e a. Madame Laporte. J e v o u s r e m e r c i e et v o u s p r i e d ' a g r e e r , c h e r m o n s i e u r T a y l o r , 1 ' e x p r e s s i o n de m e s m e i l l e u r s sentiments. Le Chef de^ C a b i n e t , f vui^lJXl\(| O (Guy L a n g l o i s ) 000364 �EXTERNAL AFFAIRS t TO AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES Mr.. \Ji)lt ttgquet A SECURITY Stcurlti DATE FROM De Duty Officer REFERENCE f-,^ NUMBER Nume'ro PILE OTTAWA CF SUBJECT Sujel November 2 y , 1V70 s DOSSIER MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexes At 1040 Mr. Davis from t h e British High Commissioner's Office DISTRIBUTION called t o ask i f we could send a piece of information t o Bern through the R.C.M.P. 2. I said yes and he added t h a t he should be in within ten minutes. At 1052 Mr. Davis called again and said that he had been in touch with Mr. Bennett (?) at the R.C.M.P. who was already familiar with the topic and that he would send the information himself. Mr. Davis asked if there was anything new and I answered that I was not aware of anything special since I have arrived. TAJJW Duty Officer. Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000365 �POP/A.D.Rowe/mk EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES Duty Officer TO SECURITY Stcurlli A November 27, 1970 DATE A. D. Rowe FROM NUMBER Numero REFERENCE Reference \t 7 SUBJECT Sujel Unclassified OTTAWA fTjLs CBC Tape - Need for Transcript 20-22-TFK MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexes DISTRIBUTION During the weekend, it would be appreciated if you would arrange with your stenographer to have a transcript typed of Mr. Ouellet's remarks as contained on the attached CBC tape. 2. The transcript should be entitled "Transcription des remarques de M. Ouellet concernant le communique du FIQ" 26 November, 1V70, and original, 3 copies and the tape left for the attention of Mr. Roquet or myself. u y—•& k2u. Rowe /FAAxmd2 ^ *jfi/\ Ext. 4 0 7 A / B i l . (Admin. Services Div.) c c fa p g " ' 7 000366 �U N C L A S S I F I E D FM PARIS 3681 NOV30/73 TO OTT EXT ACT INFO GENEV ROME CAIRO PRMNY LDN WSHDC BRU HAGUE BONN TAVIV BERUT AIRMAIL MDRID YUNDE TERAN BERN ADDIS DAKAR TUNIS VIENN ATHNS ANKRA MILAN BRDUX MRSLL ABDJN BAG BGRAD WSAW PRGUE BPEST DE LDN DISTR GENERAL XMAS,BOXING DAY AND NEWYEARS HOURS OF OPERATION DEC24-CL0SING AT 2259Z DEC25-CL0SED DEC26-REVERT TO NORMAL AT 0700Z DEC27-CL0SING AT 2259Z DEC28-CL0SED(REVERTING TO NORMAL AS FROM 2259Z) DEC31-CL0SING AT 2259Z JAN1-CLOSED JAN2-REVERT TO NORMAL AT 0 7 0 0 Z . 2.ON CALL ARRANGEMENTS IN FORCE FOR ZZ TFC. 3.SHOULD IT BE NECESSARY TO CONTACT THIS OFFICE URGENTLY PLEASE CALL US ON TELEX OR PHONEC3ALZAC 99555.MISSION PERSONNEL WILL BE CHECKING TELEX MACHINES EVERY HOUR. RFT 301049Z 000367 �t w cTERNAL fj AFFAIRS y2XX *7227* SUM AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES ALL DIVISIONS ;aro/.r OPERATIONS CENTRE UNCLASSIFIED. DAVc November 30, 1970. NUMBER Nutr.aro RErES-PNCE ftewrancQ SU.OZCT SECURITY StcurlU y TASK FORCE ON KIDNAPPINGS -- EMERGENCY PARKING CARDS ^CLCSU.PZS A •jnoxej / r i-iLE DOSSIER kTSS- JF ITA MISSION 1 As indicated by telephone to card holders, red emergency D STSIPUTION parking cards will no longer be valid and will be replaced by yollc: cards effective 1 Deeer.rber 1970. 2. The yellow card will authorize Task Force duty personnel to park their cars during the dates of their duty, between 4 P.^r. and 9 a.ni., in the vicinity of Area 35&, on ths east sida of the East Block. 3. Application for yellow parking cards may be made by telephone to Operations Centre, 5-6435, giving name, and the dates and hours of Task Force duty assigned. 4. The card should be returned to Operations Centre after its date of termination. J.R. Barker, Operations Centre. Ext. 407A/IM1. 1, :...._ <r.,:-.r .•»;,..> j 000368 �cc: PDF Mr. J. Barker, POP le ler decembre 1970 - 09 h 30 NOTE POUR LE DOSSIER Visite de M. Robert Demers au Centre d'Operations K. Demers m T a telephone a 09 h 30 pour dire qu'il aimerait faire une etude plus detaillee du Centre dTOperations, notamment sur le plan de 1'information. II me demanda s'il y aurait quelqu'un au Centre aujourd'hui ou demain qui pourrait lui donner des informations techniques a ce sujet. Je lui dis que le directeur du Centre etait ici et serait sans doute pret a le recevoir. K. Demers dit qu'il serait a Ottawa vers 14 h 00 - 14 h 30 aujourd'hui. 000369 �• "JFK U N C L A S S I F I E D FM WSHDC SVC3352 DEC 1/70 TO OTT EXT ACTC NYK LDN PARIS ITCOTT FINANCEOTT GENEV ROME HAGUE BRU GTMLA SJOSE SAIGN PRNCE MX ICO HAVAN DISTR GUS ACT POP HOURS OF OPERATION-XHAS AND NEWYEARS FRI DEC25-CL0SED SAT DEC26-1400Z-1800Z SUN DEC27-CL0SED MON DEC28-1300Z-0500Z FRI JAN1-CLOSED SAT J A N 2 - 1 4 0 0 Z - 1 8 0 0 Z . 2.STANDBY COMMUNICATOR CAN BE REACHED THROUGH CHANCERY SG (PHONE 332-1011)DURING CLOSED PERIODS. RFT 011725Z 000370 �'Mg ACTC Unclassified December 2, 1970 POP (Mr. Rowe) Telegrams - POP Distribution This is to advise you that you may now reduce the number of copies of telegrams for POP distribution to 8. FAX' A. D. Rowe. 000371 �^w ... • x ,..',.77.! |. ^ •--.-• /W" ^ EARNSCLIFFE OTTAWA ft. c(e** M, A .VHVJ ^ F\sC*A* foaJ^ 0*^ ^ «* ,f F faOfFfa tovu UA-^- tU^x 0 :^s> £?L M (Fruy\ fci o 0I f\{UA*V 0 ...vOO^O 4,.v.-^oo ,T XA-V O^ J kjuu* �^ {TJH^L t<u^ ^ { JF LAVfifa ck \JL14 IM •SAJUKXL LA J I IA) (M> X-^FMX u \ "sF* 74 <-AS IU Ik A UL* ii JLA a/ PF u7.A^ U7 A V S1 A ,v 000373 �MEMO TO: Duty Officer, POP UNCLASSIFIED FROM: J. J. Noble December 5, 1970 Subject: Return to Ottawa - Messrs. Roquet and Dier DND has informed us that the Yukon carry Messrs. Roquet and Dier will arrive at Trenton from Nassau today at 1500 hours. Mr. Hamlin has been in touch with DND press officials to have facilities available at Trenton for the press to meet Mr. Roquet should the occasion arise. 2. Messrs. Roquet and Dier will return to Ottawa in a Falcon via St. Hubert, P. Q. (to drop off the DND doctor who went to Havana) and will arrive at Uplands 412 Sqn. at 1745 hours. 3. The Under-Secretary plans to be at Uplands at 1745 to meet Messrs. Roquet and Dier. The Under-Secretary^has suggested that other Task Force members such as Messrs. Ra^J, B i M , Puddingifon^ KinsnBn, and others may wish to be at the airport at 1745. The above mentioned persons have been contacted. If the arrival time at Uplands is changed, the Under-Secretary and other above mentioned members of the Task Force should be advised. j\i XUJLX 'hijfu-i 4. Mrs. Roquet and Mrs. Dier have been informed of the arrival time at Uplands. Mrs. Roquet will not go to the airport. Mrs. Dier will go to the airport. DND will radio the aircraft to inform Mr. Dier that his wife v/ill meet him at the airport. Mrs. Dier and Mrs. Roquet should, of course, be informed of any change in the arrival time at Uplands. 5. Arrangements for additional stenographers for tonight and Sunday will be made later this afternoon in consultation with Mr. Rowe. II. 000374 �Fix. MESSAGE P L AACK LIEU DEPARTMENT ORIS. NO. MINISTERE N ° D'ORIO. POP tJ EXT OTTAWA FM/DE 7 DATE 9.12.70 \.jF^A /££> i,mt EARLS, r.AKMiKT.Kyrt^ j er~AJLA SECURITY SECURITE FILE/DOSSIER 2Q-22-TFK, 20-22-TFK-l -<P>W ELRHE. .•/ASKDC. RESTRICTEE PRECEDENCE 20-22-TFK-9 TO/A 4=^7 KwftHSNY.CiOh- GEN hX ALL 0 T O . R i ^ J C R POSTS 3Y LIKE OR TELEX A3 APPROPRIATE INFO REMAINDER OF POSTS BY BAG OR AIRMAIL AS APHATE >RIORITY ROUTINE DIST. KIN(TAYLOR)KIN(VINCENT) OMP, FCN,GEU,GFE,GLA,OKD,POP,GUS DISTR PSI,APO,FLE,OUN,FIS,FPR,GAF,GRF,ECP,FCO,PPR »»•"••" TASK FORCE KIDNAPPING - DISTRIBUTION AS TASK FORCE 7TLL BE NO RPT NC sasaer DEC 9 PD/rj} pj)ff P?)C, P7)£ ,PbJf OF RESPONSIBILITIES ( HGER DPERATIQN.AS OF 22 YOU SHOULD DELETE REFERENCE TO IT POP IN ALL FUTURE MESSAGES (TELS CR LETTERS) RELATING TO RECENT CRISIS, AND DIRECT THESE MSGS TO FOLLOWING DIVISIONS/DEPARTMENTS: A. SECURITY MISSIONS CDN PERSONNEL '."PTAD - ACTION PSI,IN70 APPROPRIATE P C . DIVISION AND APC AS WELL AS RCMP. B. FLQ ACTIVITIES ABROAD - ACTION PSI INFO POLITICAL DIV, RCMP ADDING INFO FLE, OUN IF HUMAN RIGHTS UN OR OTHER INTL AGENCY, FRONT ORGANIZATION, ETC. INVOLVED. C. NON-FLQ TERRORISM ABROAD - ACTION PSI AND POLITICAL DIV; INFO RCMP: ALSO INFO FLE, OUN AS APPROPRIATE. \ D. INFO 'YORK ABROAD - REPORTS ON REACTIONS TO CDN DOMESTIC POLICIES AND GUIDANCE ENQUIRIES - ACTION FIS AND POLITICAL DIV: INFO FPR. E. ALGERIAN POLITICAL INTEREST IN CDN PROBLEMS - ACTION GAF: TWffn SBBL Dq DRAFTER/REDACTEUR T ''f+XD C APP,?roa>T AH*-? JCMB- niiT>^ AflMMfi T?rv> EfTP AAS MirA.J.U.MPP, DI VI SI O N / DI R E C T I O N m_M^m 2 APPROVED/ APPROUVE TELEPHONE A . E. R I T C H I E POP A.D.RQ,/ . D . RO.CS/PS (/fie &1pxtA EXT I B / B i t . (REV 8/70I czqree7) SIG. -•A.O.iEQ./r: T /A £" 000375 �RESTRICTED - 2 - F. CUBAN POLITICAL INTEREST IN CDN PROBLEMS - ACTION GLA: INFO PSI, RCMP, ADDING ECP AS APPROPRIATE. 2. ADD FCO AS INFO ADDRESSEE ALL MESGS RELATED TO FEDERAL-PROVIN- CIAL AND QUEBEC DOMESTIC SUBJECTS. 3. EXCEPT FOR MSGS RAISING ITEMS OF AN INTERNAL DPTL NATURE, YOU SHOULD KEEP IN MIND ADVANTAGE OF REFERRING SIGNIFICANT TRAFFIC ON ABOVE SUBJECTS TO ADDRESSEES SUCH AS: (A) PMO, PCO: (B) SOC (DAVEY), AN INTERDEPARTMENTAL STUDY GROUP ON LONG-TERM IMPLICATIONS: SOLGEN (COTE) FOR MSGS RELATED TO FLQ ACTIVITIES AND MSGS REFERRED TO RCMP. £~ 000376 �POP/..:.:. wwe/dp f CQUraWTlAL ACa(Kr. J.R. Charette) Deoesiber 9 , 1970 U. AOiuet, Head Tusk Force Kidnapping (ftjP) Miss P.E. Basset and Task Foroe ileoords 20-22-TFK I wish to record our appreciation for your assistance in assigning Miss Basset to our Task Force. Her expert handling of our particular problems was cost helpful to ensure (a) that ths public records would be kept Intact and (b) that the Task Force could find needed documentation quickly. 2. Va shell require her tcnporarjr services until December 11, at which tine we hope that our papers will be in final order and we can arrange for the records to be transferred to ACRU. CA C. Roquet 000377 �mammsmmmm F-V • U*4itt«.n«e am telegrws traffic » routing, precedence, copying, ete. • **e*sep**©t oi needs for «#fcr* eofa«iunio»ti0a* *y*££ djrin* anticipated peek traffic ^arioda. • ..-Jvice, and action, oa n*e4* for apeciiM. circuits between waftadi&a .: v'rtrp f.";t defMtrt&entft, our Co* uaieatlaas centra and prsiwineial capitals, ether eitlea, %£>&? aad £$&• ps^as^sj atiiMaaei <**» •» advice and assistance) la pX*m«in§ far ueceaaary „j«raws*w«i far rW# the Tfeafe /eree and i t s support staff. •» On the trove, planning uc4 only i'csr staff required immediately bat standby V'crect.jsei aa well. • Liaison with «tber divisions involved with perseunal prouieaa, cuea ae A » cod Af>3, • Adviee, and action *r$ Task i?ore* reqalraaeuta fcr the euppiy of public iafatactica te poets - speeches, stat^wt^tW, Baaaard, ate. • advi.-s* and action 0% ansuirl** fr=>» p^sta wnien would tmiatSafm the drafting ef $uidan*e \mia> rasts or letters. • ia tne cvaat of a jarotrcctad Teak /ere* operation, taaiyal* ef inter* national reactions toftrffltrtltsjf><Oi«y with the recceujaftrta tloiis te peats who right have to deal with specific eanaplee ef a&ainfoxaetlau on the part of foreign nous ssedi*. - ! ceeptian aud pro«r&&%iftg cf visiting Journalists who woula be analgned to cover the Canadian scene. - Possible coordination with loforwatioa ->yste** (.CI) to assign atatff for the »ar*eyia« aad the Jllppin* at the dally Canadian. pera*£ a collection of jumper tent ciippia** to be mAa available to Task Rare* aseiyers the « M » day as publication* vera received ia POF. Thia service would auppleeact the sanitaria*- of cava &*dia wh..oh aaa fcaaaied so expertly by Fw?« **wffBfr SeitfiBM 7-2 • advice and action on th* prejrerntioa of an acceptable taaparary filing systaa tar the docuatata readied by the task Fore*. • t*al&ataa% at at least oa* cxj>erte«»ed registry clerk, ea a peraanent basia, te proceae *aek Force docu&enta. 000378 �mkaOBaWk W8S01 0-:-iO • advice and action ca all r*4uired physical aad persouoel security require* cants of the leak Force directing and support staff ta ensure tha •security of I W » tha corridor leading ta K»F aad tha aatranaas ta the nast Slock. - tt-ovial-an, as required, of the necessary security equipment far tha safekeeping of Task Force reeorde. BUttl (AF?) * Advice and action on tee apacifie financial raqolreaanta of a Task Force operation, to include, as wa* the case for Task /oroe ca Udaapplag, the provicica of energeney funds cover expense* during quiet heara* Thia division aight aot need to c* represented at early leak Farce organisational tweeting* aince its intereata could be represented by Ar\>» �JU»/Ers/A.&. ...owe/dp WF(hr. barker) Lws/i^'i'i.*. 10, 197© FOP (Task Force • <iidaeppiag» - A.D. dowe} task /or-* as) Kldfeapptaf • Operation* Centra aollitlao aad iiugjieations far Future Taak Faroe &rr*ag<**enla cet rL&O^uet/ Ihe facilities aad cooperation provided to tha Task Voroa ware eaooJUeat sad l t i s difficult ta iaagiaa now ae could haa* pefforaad our duties without the pnyaioal aad personnel nrraageaaate wfcioa FW had ready oa October 5* the following are eeapcata which I hope will aa helpful la the future placing for POP, and the operation af lack farces In tha acaths to eons. jBUKa «s /oo or* aware, the Taak Force dock waa net used to the extant that r-.-j bad envisaged. aur task Force aay wall have bean unique la ita apera-tisae aad needs. X aa ear* that eonaidaratiaa haa been given to tha office apace arraagaeaat* oa the vaaicreoee aeo» level ia tha new &xtoraal affairs building. hosa far a .registry waa needed. Ihe projection ram did carve ** a te»|k#rary area f«x thia purpoae. &d i t haaa aeoaeeaty to use ts» projection rooa at aay tisae during *+he xaak Force's proeeaae in *Wt tncre woald hare been a distinct pr^ulssu ~*r<a*p* w* c&ould have used tba comer office an the Teak Force dock for car registry. iisila sufficient telephone lines ware avaiiahle for oar or^erfetions, i t waa soaeaaat detracting ta hew* staff aoviag frca eaa area to another la order ta receive inseeing call*. I unaarstaad tht.t telephone c^ulpftsat ia availahla which allewe tha oaliar ta dial aaa of a aariaa (five) 7} t**a*&*aa nmmr*- and, I f oa* Una ia already aa ssupiad, the anil tutttssatieBjuy swltajjea to tha next circuit. This would have allowed calls to have beea received at tho awitehfeoard, and thea re-directed to tha talcphoa* where tba potasn called wold ba ctatiowed. aojjean* haa aentioaad that tha ;'*rick*ca»-*.rowB wofipatyr" produces s-jaa aqaipoaat although atU-Caaada say "vary '.sell saasifiatyj* this iisd of s/stsss. • »«/2 000380 �- a- &mmx&* d. c trust that i'xd will retain tha duplicating Machine currently located oa tba aula floor since it produced ta* required copies irary effectively. *• The use of alipbeards proved valuable provided arrougesse&t* ware aada to reaova frea thea all deeuaante not required Inedlately, i.e., retaiaiag about throe days' oorreastafidenee an each clipboard. Aa. ysu knew* registry aaaiataac* was ..ceded ta ensure that pablia record* ware kept inteet and tha Taak Foree could find needed d^auae^tation quickly. f. lour staff did its best te e?**ure that coffee waa available on a 24-hour basis. Th*r* appeared to rave aaaa a financial pre&Uai aad *rreagea*nt* eight be aad.* sa that too cost of the ssrvia* ba a departmental expenditure. «e would hope that in tha new internal atiildiaf» Vvf kitahaa faelliUas aigbt be availabla, and the ieparteeut night armug* either a catering service or .fr&sea din an laid on tar tha use of staff, especially those working the late evaaia^ end early aiming shifts. g. Oa a nuaaer of aight* during aur operations, Taak Force fec-sbera aad support staff aad to be oa standby duty ia i-2ix ice* of as would have appreciated catching aa hour or two af sleep if an area with bed facilities had beea available. Coach** la Aasiataa^Cader^'ccrctariec* office* era not dosigaed for aueh purpose* although their availability «*• v*la*»cd on saaay nighta. will POP facilities in la* aaw building include aa area wiaere otnp-cots sight fa* estaaliaheil? maWM9%W9jmt BetMBa saflsUBeMatt J. jj&raatlna Stjafjff * it the initial raeatin/ #u October $. 1 T 0 , whaa tha Task ?®taa was set ap, we neglected to include *xp*rt» fraa tha foiiovlag diviaioaat <e*orda Ha^agcaent, Casual cations, Fiaano*, Personnel Ops, inforaatloa* ^taff ftalntioaa and Coapeaaatlon, and Dape-rtaantal security. ••a w* discovered, tho early Inclusion of thea* divisions ia aur plana &ight aavo alleviated *oa* of the adainlstrativo j^roblea* encountered wnan it beeaao evldaat that th* Task Fore* oparatioas would a* l*ngtby ia tiete aad quite sampler ia lt* a*od* for staff aad specialised services. If your division is prepared ta produce a "Vuak Ferae Oparatioas Ould* Soak", ttoatioa should *a aad* of th* necessity that at least the etovaaot*d divislotts should b* included ia tba early plan; lag stage* for a taak Farce. Ia this way* all involved division* an the DepartHont could fcear thenselvea, la ten** of staff and facilities, to cap* with ths demands which a iack Force can «*efte» e***«ially when lt is dealing with .../* �•3- a priority subjects e*sch as the one ia which we all hav* been Involved. *tte**ied in a l u t of the £& visions I fool should hav* b**a Included, aad note* aa to th* area* in which they flight be involved ia future Task Foree operation*. 4. Should yovt have a naa& for additional eoaae&te along wore specific lines, I aa at your service. (F A.D. .owe �R E S T R I C T E D FM OTT EXT POP4 D E C S / 7 0 TO LDN TOKYO PARIS WSHDC PRMHY CNGNY PRIORITY TT CANDELNATO BONN PRIORITY DE LDN BERN PRIORITY DE PARIS INFO TT BRU BGRAD DSLAM DUBLN HAGUE ISBAD KNSHA LAGOS LSBON MOSCO DELHI PRGUE WSAW DE L.Di-J COPEN OSLO HSNKI STKHM DE HAGUE ATHNS ANKRA BERUT CAIRO DAKAR GENEV MDRID ROME TERAN TAVIV TUNIS VIENN UNESCODELPARIS OECDPARIS DE PARIS BGOTA BRSLA DE NYK SIMLA PRNCE DE WSHDC BAG SPORE CLMBO BPEST YUNDE DE LDN HMBRG DDORF DE BONN BRDUX DE PARIS BNGKK ACCRA NROBI ABDJN ADDIS MRSLL DAKAR SJOSE DE OTI REG AIRMAIL CKCGO LNGLS NRLNS SEATL SFRAN DTROT BFALO CLVLD DALAS MMPLS PHILA BOSIN DE OTT DISTR !1IN OMP FCN GEU GFE GLA OMD POP GUS P S I rpn /•• .. c- i I «•« U H r rtpp Urtl r.'«%n T?f.f\ r.nn K*\jl r w I ;.'i pri hi or\ c F u 11 i u V nnr D!\n i u .-» J i n j APO FLE OUN F I S tso A i un -—TASK FORCE KIENAPPING-DISTR OF R E S P O N S I B I L I T I E S AS TASK FORCE WILL BE NO/NO LONGER OPERATIONAL AS OF DECS* YOU SHOULD DELETE REF TO IT AND POP IN ALL FUTURE MSGS (TELS OR LETS) RELATING TO RECENT CRISIS,AND DIRECT THESE MSGS TO FOLLOWING J IVS/DEPTSs (A) SECURITY MISSIONS CDN PERS ABROAD-ACT ION P S I * INFO APPROPRIATE POL DIV AND APO AS WELL AS R C K P . ( 8 ) F L Q ACTIVITIES ABROAD-ACT ION P S I INFO POLITICAL DIV,RCMP ADDING INFO FLE,OUN I F HUMAN RIGHTS UN OR OTHER INNATL AGENCY, FRONT ORGANIZATION,ETC INVOLVED. <C> NON FLO TERRORISM ABROADACTION P S I AND POLITICAL DIVsINFO RCPIPtALSO INFO FLE,OUN AS a a a J, 000383 �1'A^fc. » XJ Puri KIPMK AS APPROPRIATE. CD >INFO WORK ABR0AD-REP0RT3 ON REACTIONS TO CDN DOMESTIC POLICIES AND GUIDANCE ENfiUIRIES'»ACTiON FIS AND POLITICAL DIVsINFO FPRo (E)ALGERIAN POLITICAL INTEREST IN CDN PROBLEMSACTION GAFjINFO GRF 2X2.RAM? .ADDING ECP AS APPROPRIATE.(F)CUBAN "!'Tr;'i"'''" p n i tTTf.'-' IP-'L.J.i J.V/HL.I i IV J, i:.l;l',.Ji Kubllvu ti'^r MO * M f' ' "' '-,•-•'-•••• ••,••• ' - • f- '"•'-''" 1'"• '•' -•'• « f >Tn o '"* 7 r.r»i • i IV \jlJ .V ' . I.7.0UU.II7 ' i'*>_»i XV u iJ _ 7„« 111. <X i .-•,', y,.L.7.r •. ,-il t K U r n l H i i t d 2...ADD FCO AS INFO ADDRESSEE ALL. 17S7S RELATED TO FEDERALODn»f«f«iM M.Ti nticnirr" r.na;~e\"Tr* cirq i c O.EXCEPT rOR I'iS'CiS RAIDING ITEwS Ue J-UJ Ii.lLh'tAL ulttX.L NAi uNii ? lOU SHOULD KEEP IN MIND ADVANTAGE OF REFERRING SIGNIFICANT rip Ap.-P:? mm »o TA TRAFFIC t r . n r . p c c r r c ciipij ,':C » f /. > pf "i prc\ . (P, 1 cor" fDAUrVi AN INJ. hKL'tra J. p. ,-•:.'a.~5 GRGUr Qui LO ivii ic.(;M IMrL I C u i 10 NS OPJGL'"'GEN CCO i ii ) FOR MSGS RELATED TO FLO A C T I V I T I E S AND MSGS REFERRED TO E PTTHHT 000384 �PUP/TFK/A.D. Howe/dp EXTERNAL AFFAIRS TO FROM D. Head o f OMP, FUN., UEU, OUN, F I S , FPR, Ok?, G. GCO PDM(C. i t o q u e t ) REFERENCE _ A _ AFFAIRES EXTERIEURES GUS, POP, P S I , APO, FLE, f^JST }P, EOT, ECL, FCO, PPR, December 1 0 , 1 9 7 0 NUMBER Numiro ___ R««r.nc. Telegram FQP-4 o f December 9 , 1 9 7 0 swe»ECT DATE CONFIDENTIAL Task Force (Kidnapping) - Distribution of Responsibilities IOSSIER FILE OTTAWA 20-22-TFK MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexes DISTRIBUTION ccivPDM W / X (ff H3E Y FD^ PDA^ ACR(Wrei te) You will have seen the telegram under reference which was designed to acquaint posts abroad, as well as yourselves, as to the future handling of messages (telegrams, or letters) relating to the recent crisis. 2. The Task Force files will be transferred late on December 11 to ACRU(PSl) registry. If a particular subject is of interest to your division, and you do not already have copies of Task Force correspondence on that subject, you should direct your enquiries to ACRU. Since some of the files contain very sensitive documents, it Eight not be possible for ACRU to lend a complete file, therefore copying of documents relevant to the work of your divisions may be necessary. 3» Consultations and correspondence on a number of subject relating to the recent crisis have been, as you Imow, coordinated by the Task Force. Wiere this will continue to be necessary, Mr. Bild of PDM will act as coordinating officer. U. Since the Under-Secretary attaches great importance to the subjects noted in the telegram under reference, it is hoped that the excellent cooperation and reports which v/e have received from your division will continue thriuph %hr channeic now established to replace the Task Force. 0 fl*i»tXL Claude ffoquet Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000385 �ACl/R.I-1. BENNETT/sp R% h EXTERNAL Ap io PSI (Mr. A l l FROM 0. ACI SECURITY UNCLASSIFIED December 14, 1970 . REFERENCE SUBJECT Sujel Library Service, Press Clipping and Purchases of Newspapers - Operations Centre Activity. Jc-AATTK ENCLOSURES Anne • et DISTRIBUi O N POP (Mr. J . Barker) Miss Kelly has told me of your visit to the Press Clipping Unit to thank the staff for their assistance during the recent Quebec situation. May I in turn expressrayappreciation to you for a personal approach such as you made -which helps the support staff members to identify with the activity of the department and to realize that a contribution is being made. ACLC 2. It is v/ith two ideas in mind that this memorandum was prepared, firstly to seek a way to reinforce v.henever possible the sense of identification which these people may have with dynamic situations in the department and, secondly to wonder in what way in the future such support services can beraarsnalledduring a crisis to relieve the very heavy demands which are placed on operational officers of the department. In the course of your remarks to Miss Kelly, you apparently intimated that you were preparing proposals to POP which might be included in guidelines to assist task forces to set up in future situations. She inferred from your remarks that two suggestions would be that POP (a) order their own papers and (b) set up their own press clipping service at the outset of a crisis task force situation. 3. The Library of the department has staff specifically engaged for the purpose of ordering the newspapers and periodicals required and has a budget for this purpose. They have established personal contacts locally, nationally, and internationally for expediting the procurement and the delivery of this kind of material. I can assure you that they will remain as responsive as they were on this occasion to meet the needs of a task force. Your guidelines undoubtedly v/ill be concerned with purging as much administrative activity as possible from an operationally dedicated group. I do wonder if your guideline should provide for information on the immediate contact points in the department to perform this ordering service for you rather than providing for the order to be placed by the task force, de would certainly assist in the preparation of any section for a guideline to cover this based on your recent experience. B Ext. 407A/6il. (AdPn. Services Di-* • 000386 �- 2 - Unclassified 4« It has seemed most unfortunate to many people in the past that so much duplicate reading and preparation of press clipping files is necessary. In the broad context of government this was one of the things which the task force studying information and public relations commented on in its report in a rather unfavorable way. If we think of the overhead of staff time involved it does make a very expensive operation. 5. Perhaps one reason for this duplication in our department, and it is at no time more pertinent than in the Operations Centre activity during a crisis, is the separation of the various support services from the scene of the action. Fresently we are going to be in our new headquarters building where these very difficult geographical problems will be virtually eliminated. 6. In that context and again considering the great demands on operational officers during situations such as you have just experienced, should we not be working towards some more effective ways of integrating the existing support services of the department into the system for supplying the operational needs? Perhaps in formulating the guidelines involving an analysis officer and press clipping requirements for the Operations Centre during a crisis, one should be considering a plan to recognize the 3 elements: the new building, the burden on the operational officers, and the fact that support services do exist which might be integrated. If your guideline proposals do contemplate an analysis officer who would have responsibilities with respect to the acquisition, the sorting, and the analysis into subject classifications of the press information about the crisis, might it be possible to use that officer to temporarily augment the staff in the Press Clipping Service to have that officer monitor and adjust the character, quality and dissemination of the press clippings relevant to the situation for the duration of the crisis and for him to provide the analytical capacity and advice for classifying according to the peculiar needs of the constituted task force and the situation. 7. Certainly some advance planning would be necessary between the staff of the Operations Centre and the support services who would swing into action in a particular way when a crisis developed. If you are, as a result of the experience during the past weeks, preparing such a plan in the area of the previous discussion, we would be most willing to meet with you or with the POP staff in order to circumvent any difficulties you experienced this time, to anticipate the needs and to prepare for them. R.M. Bennett, Information Systems Division. �••-- (1) 4- , ,. .1In thc-rrj C ;.'-.-•; Liocs Centre noe'c available to the Task Force all of it; physical facilities j nar.ely the- -\oituatioru Rcca., Matc'a Office area, fjcnm'' floor offices and Task Porce Dock. In practice the Task Force tended to base itself in the Solvations hoon. and at pea!-; Ii aa to occupy other y e a ' floor facilities cuch a,-- tho area arena'' the Console once il ha-' hccoirc operational, the ha.] la:ay area whore t'rc background, filer: were kept, and the office facin •; the v>.~' .--•-.! \ r- •• <-( :';.- i 'U '. ,'•' , fV,'."1 •- 4 P i '.••..,: IT- r p V..» V v . "C-r;.?-.,'. \ • - f.n -f V> n T ' T'.77' .; C\'.'-.'•', r. r, . J-i r. Ki-.r.rv. i V . ^ P ..rr. (7 y.r.'. nr- r.A r • •' r n r - T v c T . . f e ecpi aa a relatively quiet area where dictation could bo given or a draft, prepared. A Lid"; l i a i s o n o f f i c e r s o c c u p i e d docks on t h o Upper oort on a c o n t i n u o u s b a s i s Jor.r.olo boca- ' o f f i c e r ; - , who w e r e m o n i t o r i n g r a d i o and t e l e v i s i o n on a 2 / . - h o u r b a s i c -;e'-x looat< CC.:P: r/.-xd. P.. once r.T-cr I:. J. I a c r t- .' cr a a a . - •. G l o v e r M. i. of f i ap Open.' L i o n s C o f f i c e •• 1," S i t u a t i o n : PPXPF. • • ' c p c r a ' on. t h e '"PP'.d. l ' ] r . r r , h ' e c f<p.!cnhpapers c o n .ended SCPC of the t e l e p h o n e a l o c a t e d i c i ra a. - i •., 1 d..\ c : t o ;.. era::/ . •;.:. an . j."ll t e 1 a s h e n : • an. c. r .•'.' " or • . OrOx t h e P r i The S e n i o r o f f i c e r on d u t y '•• <• 'i' • --I' i- r, p-ropph t h e PMM; a a M d a - ' P ( l i ) nn.-; ccr Pinna v .••' . frcan th" PI.'": o f major C..J (i O i. ; C . CUP j l-.-.r !;..•'. 't. " la. '••<: -y i . i r • 1 . riT>-• r:t:'ion r ( i v ) '. ay o t h c aa t o b e cr-'ltoH ; t < !>.'"'; a; t o J • M'nMrl; n Mr. Melon hs (PMO) air; M .na .vutV.ri'/.' 3 t o c a l l t h e P r l n e , v:hr asvp- V> ro a n " ap.M.ncnt.' c r runavii: c-' a-e; ( 1 ' 0 --P' s i / n r j " Lc ta- .LP aa n • P ce. LO; f r o .n ia: a . ':..<-L.P, • Pd l ii 0---"tho ra c l a o n o t i f i e d ea o n c e t o the Ops Cent: na': MPP ' . P M . . . . by t'co PMO s e a l s o f f i c e (Mr. de Orandpro) t h a t such c a l l - oc.rr. t o br .-pin va*i'h •• n cyainsd. rid' .... •<• \ e s o aP.n.i.e-:, 2.C-. Uj • (,: a - . f ,"'jvd ••• aa nl. r <- t o v h o l h e n t h e r; • ' .-•• a n a . c,";PM'.- b : a! t o v a v ' <•'• c a p . . b>.. .1 1 JHf,. r r ff-s7&0. v t '* fft/fff&nSu ' A'^-A ). ..a a f' \„ 000388 �I A2P iQ'X 7 ^ r-p'-prPy-- '•'•"•:. ~!]rir: - 0 n October 13 arrangements were made between CFHQ and this department (ACT, PSI, FCO) to provid c coa.pOe' . ]y stcuT-e I clcly-j.e line between PU Bourassa's office and Comcentre. This was .accomplished by the Forces ( O instplliny, and nsunirr; an hr. Bourassafa office ii Queboc City a teletype terminal and one on-line cypher machine ((-•XO Alvis): (ii) activation by ACT of a O O terminal in Comcentre to complete the circuit; (iii) bell Telephone was requested to install the necessary landline; (iv) Mr. Stansfield (FCO) established means for liaison between the. Cdn Forces Officer of the Quebec City installation (Captain Bowers) and a member of Mr. Bourassa's staff, Mr. Fieri-. Creni • O ' P O "bo M uX • i • . In" Eddbtieni e secure RCMP t loprinter line vras established on October 11 between Comcentre and the Justice Building irr Montreal. Manning the machines at both ends were RCMP operators. This circuit was laid on to provide for a frank exchange of views between senior Federal and Provincial officials. lele-p-ar Distribution - Marly in the crisis Comcentre v/as requested to print a special distribution list on the top of e: ch i'peor Lng t e l e g r a m a d d r e s s e d t o POP and b e a r i n g on t h e k i d n a p c r i s i s . S u f f i c i e n t c o p i e s of t h e t e l e g r a m w e r e / a s p i n Ccrcr a i r e and »i?c\f2i-2dDAA'0,'^FA^^^7&?~^rba.i.f• lor^istribtit-e'-OTe~row—tcr-^apch"^^Ttr'e^reeo--i^r^dJatelv_. P r i , •- - A ' - — P ...trA-'.'UTntv-i-iiC -<-H Osv7c,.. ^ . ^ ( C a o CS-, Vr "\j j_ <--xKl>-"X.-^-,.:ts-, i A-\ C!_'U-~'.*V , " t v C , ^ e.jy\-^y\ v'-a C, •'- be,-' P\\ ruiu^v-u^ X , *aMl. •••|vp£. vWrls.PP . vb,-.as ^J- VK i'-i U^-vt"-.*. . "{ : h e cap --'2-p •' " i.':'r el-.een Pbjrm'cau and Pa, Bourassa-- During the crisis Mr. Warren of Telecommunications Division iuvestly a '. the ppssibil.ity of providing a secure' voice link between the two Prime Ministers. Two possible sources for ihe : •-. c.'' sary equipment were studied. The first, the Canadian Armed Forces, was abandoned after it aaa found end dene.; >.' on the use of broad-band transmissions from Ottawa to Quebec City. This method too h2 to be abandoned when it ara realized that it would take 6 months to install the necessary heavy wire unloaded circuits capable of taki; broa"--be.-j'" irens: ISSI.CJIS from the broadcasting antennas to the offices of tlie two Prime Ministers. (3) OO.00:- L O O O O O h u l l f ' i n r : a n : I n f o r n a f i o n s h e e t s on fire s u b j e c t of t h e k i d n a p p i n g were d e l i v e r e d t o t h e L a n g e v i n , C o p o l a n d , Coo-p.ll and ) rip b a i n ' b a y : a t 0 : 3 0 a . r . . , 1 0 : 3 0 a . m . 1:30 p . m . a n d 3 0 0 p . m . Memoranda and o t h e r c o r r e s p o n d e n c e wore d e l i v e r * • by r e p a M - n aa : S P ; y.j s v/ho l e a v e t h e P a s t Block a t r o u g h l y h o u r l y i n t e r v a l s ( 0 2 5 0 , 1 0 0 5 , 1 1 2 0 , 1 3 4 0 , 37,55; O l O ) . b u l l e t i n : . y2. Ir b o n a add on S h e - i s f o r PDM, Fib., FDA, PDE, PDF, FDS, PCO, PMO and h i d w e r e d e l i v e r e d by I h e s e n i o r c l e r k , c.s sew- a l l u r - x n l memoranda from O c t o b e r 5 t o December 5 . O o c ( e ^ j w v V>- <v^.-.. ^ v p, A-P-OV-. ( p. ^i i. -.-2-••/ / r . ^ . h . - . y . i v a o - . - n . . , V P ,.-. u ,._.i t , ( i a . V £ - V Uni-c-vU'- i ^ -W«-A " W - b v ^ i . -J o o s i i .eras.. a ihe crisis. (/;) sic i ef t h e Mas!: f o r c e a c r e a l l o c a t e d p i g e o n h o l e s i n thr: O p e r a t i o n s C e n t r e maid, s h e l f f o r the d u r a ' i o n of Thi: a l l o w e d t h - p t o c h e c k a t t h e i r c o n v e n i e n c e t o see: what m a t e r i a l had a c c u m u l a t e d . IM'M MM.yea LJ :;y. _ r j Lr-oa -hsaP Ida vp e - i o d of f V c r i s i s , O p o r a t i o n s Centre- vras s t p b f c d :on> a PA-hoin' b a s i s . F n r - t ' ';•• - - • - ,s xX.! - -.'-•.'...- r ,.P'--p -'•- -' ' , V " • ' b-.pyPP P'dx'lX-, 0 , O V 2... XAXyA'f'X 22 --:-:,p-:' '7 -...Xx-PX'---::X.:-y-:Pyd-.x.\i i y p -y-.,--p.. • 1 '!'.'>--;.•• , . A ,*«. L. .Mac s.-: . P : ; .. •. - .: -y..-- 1 ,-.-- s -; r t h e i n u r d o o r . Assw i ? r ; an i n d i v i d u a l wae a w a r e of t h e a c c e s s a b i 1.11 y of e - l c . e \.P..y.-- fo-- i)v. i n n e r d e e p , and t e k i n - ^ i n t o nc-count th-- f a c t t h a t i.ost <d' -the r e l i e f r-scepbi e>n.: ' ;;: -' S e o r f u s c - i by t h e y o a n y , ami co; d.nys i n t h e C e n t r e not t o want t o ; sk sea e&ne f o r t h e i . r idr-nl ' ' •- .-•" 000389 .../3 �. i a.- c b y , • n e. - li .ce and i r a t e r l e j r c l a i i u p t o : '• est- :b ( i . co: in--, i el e s e e c n u e i vo e;.-sy.i.r^. corrcjspp. .; p-. - a , 7.. y t h e c a b i n e t - i e t i n e n b ,' 1 . el e .1 os c."i n >,••• y ; . -,;p ~, v . . . L ...... .. c L S . W I. ... .r. C w . .• c ma ' s e c u r e ; t h ; n ea: V c-. . -. . . 7. . ,.:x une P i n r~, . . . 1 . ' . . UP j 1: : -.-.'; i t .'in:-, i use eu or ar .pons an-: i r e p<s;r j u r c e r s a whoje t . a : FoP'ce ; ; a e r i a l , hbPi J •! u e ... ? P.- I ;•• <P i n .' ' .- a ... - ia • l:. C . e .1 "1 * J. h'" •! V ' "' : '• '• i - • :'.- C 1 t~ : FA- V ' • - ! . *. ,J. "'.', < A •' to'! a.-.-: ••• (M , 1 t '' b ek i >t " 0- "6 . . o r • -. .'< ' • 7 \. , •',-• i s f o J... J . - -••' r .y - a I--,--. 0- :••• JO C: f rr.. ' •-•• , i." c; .' c: / :•• e P . the M r . I P , era a e "I P e.". lb' alo be ) ...... .. bill ^ (cue . '.--. .! rr v s.cui.' p.o: •.. c-a, . -d '• • P- -; P M r e W a r L - . / r o l . ; ( . p- i v . o -i •<,-. x. d •.:.. Te--'.-. e oi 000390 �a ( ) y - O O p b O r O . O ' ' lkFu r 'i-^TI&: TO THE TiSK FO XX 'l : Osoreitions Ccotre was a b l e t o keep t h e t a s k f o r c e s u p p l i e d w i t h i n f e r mat iou from t h r e e b a s i c source::; (p..) F.adio sad TV, ( b ) w i r e a m i c e copy, ( c ) newspapers. ( a ) R, d i q. n) TV - From thro v e r y b e g i n n i n g i t wa3 r s a l l u p d t h a t or/inj t o t h e doarostic n a t u r e of t h e c r i s i s , i p a r t i c u l a r l y t h e modus o p e r a n d i of t h e FLQ i n communicating vdth t h e a u t h o r i t i e s , i t was access-pry t o mount a r o u n d - t h e - c l o c k TV ond r a d i o monitoring o p e r a t i o n i.n POP. For a b r i e f time a t tho xeT-y b e g i n n i n g , POP s t a f f v.ore a s s i g n e d t h i a d u t y . S .bsequently jupuior o f f i c e r s (FSCs) were brought in t o monitor t h o media cu an 3 hour s h i f t b a s i s , urrder t h e e up ex ads Ion of PGP s t a f f , a t f i r s t i n tares and s u b s e q u e n t l y ores a t a t i m e . P e s t e r s for t h i s PXry v/are prepared by fiPO in c o n s u l t a t i o n vrith POP. For most of t h e c r i s i s the monitoring o f f i c e r s were p o s i t i o n e d on t h s Task Force Do- : with t h e n e c e s s a r y equipment. Midway through Kovembjr t h e console caw: i n t o use and tho operation, was proved to t h i s l o c a t i o n . Broadcasts Judged to bo of s i g n i f i c a n c e wore t a r ad and then trains c r i b e d e i t h e r by the m o n i t o r i n g o f f i c e r himself or by a s t s n o i f one were a v a i l a b l e , They wear, then given t o a POP c a j r . is leu-; oihficor, id eno was p r e s e n t , o r t o -he d u t y o f f i c e r d u r i n g one q u i e t hou.rs^ i t P-X-APAJP a t h o : . y -p-v.b-:in^ oihPba-rP' l a d s e e i t , the r e p o r t rap; p r i n t e d up s i PGP b u l l e t l a ou information f l e e t e .-1 given -:-. s' xd X Lr.sk for. ue dd rkr Pout low. 000391 �•, h o u r by POP s i s p f o r i POP 'vPI M; ':.'• J r-|(i •' • •• ... i J o < • 1.. .J 1 7 y ' .b-' - 0 y d .1 P;. / of d ,.: i.' •-.; i : i f • ouaday) > I. / en j . - l la .../ .u week. rom S I . . .1,- , TRoom P5V. Froei t i m e t o as o oo d a i i t i o a a . l n a g a p e r s n o t nop-pelly a c q u i r e d by t h o d e p a r t m e n t , al L-n px LP o l s o t e l e p h o n e d Messenger S e r v i c e holy f r u i l d i n r ; rrnsi'a t h e y a r e normal l.\ .''-• -,'T h o s e wove p a i d f o r o u t of p e t t y c a s h s <• M.-rno ' .'h-rcvices • L a t e n i O c t o b e r t h e Task F o r c e b e grin t o r e c e i v e b a t c h e s o f n e w s p a p e r c l i p p i n g s t / frpa.-m 01i;.iplii'j fj.--.r-/ices . I n a d d i t i o n members of t h o T"-r!c dp>:ce would i n d i c a t e a r t i c l e s oX p a r ka n-p-asi" o.urs r e c e i v e ! d i r e c t l y by POP; POP s t a f f would t h e n ; l i p t h e s e , end d i s t r i b u t e thorn t o t h e <;nn - a r e • PP/ u s b u l i o t i r - 3 r n d inform?, t i o n s h e e t s . P:-p .. 0 -• ' n a y ? i ' ; cu Ly '"'P. v ..- a a a u c P aon e> L ; c '. e.'.'o^ L . .--.duoing 11. oopi. s e . r . r> .uto- - t i e c o p i e r s a t Lt ,i - h i p oin Mid i n t o , < t i c ( i Cc:-eb,r 6 i t .: P -r Pd ,!;>1 rliv.-e.ad on O c t o b e r 0 , I ' . l r e l v t i r - g t o t h e e..-i;i 3 ( t e l a---. ; Mr., !-t 1 r i Id ro d i e sM.y-. t a n a - u - : -I • long one s r,or . ; enon n e c s - MM I - r ' p s ' r - 3 to h e a p a l l .1 e" d i . t y a ; , , . ; M.bl.s •••/ ,1 •- , • ' ,-u foe e c ; n r i t y pdx • •••> -p.y-: ; u l t i t ' . / t i l . \ !'a ; t i "dro tire 'aide :.''• b •:' ; i r e y p i c b y i t .vi -. !: 2 i t SS ! -e.ddl '••.to a ; pr: ir.c s o t or yx,xrX:2pA P H • n eu L i : ' . read . .1 t o POP P..: dr .- ; ,_ a'O , ,'•.>, iP.. e . . ) : con Man i o n O " hid. do 1 : '.'-I yUe; ] j a a , -,'• ,/ of I o .- -t t s ..-'Of ay • ; b . , / , a .- M-i POP p. • Pf - , r b o u o -1. i ; ' J 000392 �"j A S7 j - : 1i.-.: -Clf. p7-4\ c• ' •'• P i e-' : be • e e ^ . V r .;; -. <P- Ik; on a i.!. c u r i n g t h e c r i s e s a co.? ica d e s i r i n g coffee noedeP oaPy t e Cfi-jt tiro Ottawa Mivev, ^septuM.: f A XX .-."', e 0 v.- op- Ue -gM; rX Co.Mace s o r 2) Me, :"» . -2 a c " -3 cue i. • r, r i ; ••• P :•• or t. s e roc? ' en ...1.1-s op n-. r eiepeu' CO. H V, -a ' b e cr .'isis Ob I.) <":cd X en" i ' :•- ,-. c-e-'-i"• < 7. a i 000393 �A, CTIV (7) POP' ) P ,. - 0 P'-P:' -77. .Ob'OOl A number of Task Force and duty cpficers commented that Mi their view tho idea of having a different floor for the Task Force officers to c a n y on their work did not work in practice. In almost all cases officers serving on or associated with ihe '-'ask Force preferred to ren&in on the ground floor where meetings were taking place and infere. Those officers -Ao a/ere stationed upstairs on a continuous basis (thd MFD end POT liaison ; .nticn v/as ay.v ilab] officers) found thar-solves c^uito isolated frem developments. .--'a-a p - s Lank i'o e per-ocnnel p r e f e r r e d t o r e m a n on t h e grouped f l o o r POP s t a f f f r e q u e n t l y found t h e i r o f f i c e s e.ed by people looking f o r a telephone c r f o r somewhere t o d i c t a t e a l e t t e r . This made i t d i f f i c u l t f o r ^-.-.rMn.T. vtine r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s p r o p e r l y . Lb a \ / i l l be s i u c p p s d pone f u l l y below, ibwever, t h o aky.p. s e c t s OP O Willi Oiiicr.1 J.ay .in one l a c u .,nao onore was e t r i b e t i o n . Monitoring office-re were f r r p r n M are r e p o r t s went a s t r a y and o t h e r s were rX-.. •.:).:. •ion n a t u r a l l y becaere b e t t e r I n t e g r a t e d g.-p jrnphr: •ov --.hi niocrriPU' xo '.:>,-. W- J .!. S . S L C C P n wnien roe i s equipped, in ere ../ ... J . i. -.. to POP and being delayed because one on aero of i t s 1 1 y 7f true' aa, eel a c a l l from one l u r e to a n o t h e r u n t i l a •hue one v.-vus found P : '.'..- U'< e / , 7 .. -, ' P - r WPS eP : c ee I down- d,j onee nno system, 1 pros : P peopi iT.i Pari, a: t: LP.: •.p.'''Cirte-e/mipeg c e n t m l , PUPPI the i n ' p c - p u . ^ s l r ru The '• O) eP.s .si Sean p a r bleu.i ..;. ee-,-; ear;; nn p •a r e ' i ; (y a r a e S e p ; a 7 ,; I. U-.el yO a) the recent.Louis t could not t e l l from the b i t e room a.; •e ... - k t o look for the :,i> eel. O of I : •' MnreOsd eo leav I -, 000394 �1 <o: mu'i y-.n - y of comeLssi eras' cos a t the Main Fnlrara t o the Mast Block and (for a time during tlie c r i s i s ) i'i t h o seponl f.P.-e wh< provided v r e of s e c u r i t y X.\ t o r u s of s c r e e n i n g people who ynlucd ..atea: vn s f a r i r een : p a r t e t . For era.: . p i p i n e a r l y October (end a d m i t t e d l y b-..Pe>p >hc i r.-. r s se t o POP, i rib-y gonrd -p. p o s t e d ) t h e Pr U P r e s a b l e t o g e t er, f a r es t h e i n s i d e deep, and t h e r e war; always ; j w s i b b ' confainrki y e x p l o s i v e s could be end- some p r e t e x t t o t h e Centre. The p-ese.nce pi c o e e i i i v e . bo dd ee ll ii vv ee rr ee dd und-n ruiuoa.der.a: h e e n t r a n c e way a i - p h . ! res rrrkekuy respond once coy r ;.yp.- e.,/:.:. ,c o e-so c ar ir s i s or; clipboe: clipooe: da ,p, irm tune v:ay l oc if ct tmh i s m icr.noejai rep. mow ei.y cue: • "' :. Jsitr-us ef a l l s o r t < Tnis a v a i l a b i l i t y ef i n f o r m a t i o n could p o s s i b l y have led t o porsoue un-..iocs tt oo t-Hfu n i l i e r w i t h pslie-.y conei.e'erationr; e s t a b l i s h e d by t h e Teak t o r c e s e e i n g FLQ Ceroraniqn.ss which were never reek j . i k l l o . l l i n g o t h e r s w i t h w eve;/ see Pic: 'need t o know' about the:': e x i s t e n c e or c o n t e n t s and so on. down t h e c h a i n , l e e t t h a t f i l i n g c a b i n e t s r a r e l e f t open c o n t i n u o u s l y meant t h a t t h e i r c o n t e n t s were l i a b l e t o be dist%$bed froa; t i p ' time by people l o o k i n g f o r O p e r a t i o n s Centre f i l e s or f o r o t h e r m a t e r i a l , . The s e c u r i t y arrangements for- t h e Task p e n f i l e s , en.ee t h e y hod been e s t a b l i s h e d were probably adequate under t h e c i r c u e s t e n e e e , and when t h e Centre ceased r e g i s t r y . Ml F i nuPLla-. a l l y , the e.-nrnseparo p e r a t e on a 2k-kcur b a s i s t h e n weree roved promptly t o proper s-ocure s t o r a g e i n PSI rcrrt.etrvv a t e ?'f cech irroPrjijig proved lo be something of a vesate of tiiiie f o r t h e FOP s t a f f concerned, a pr:abler, eel could oer.l.ly have been, overcome i f c l e a n i n g p e r s o n n e l with a s e c u r i t y c l e a r a n c e were need. a l s o , t h e r e were a o r a l oecesio-os cn which had t o be telephoned t o remind them t h a t t h e b a s k e t s wore- f i l l e d t o c a p a c i t y u s e e of t h e 1-uge volume of paper b e i n g g e n e r a t e d . - ' 3) s I i 1 ' J-EESSE-3GER SERVICE e , Important b u l l e t i n s and i n f o r m a t i o n s h e e t s p r o v i d i n g u s e f u l background m a t e r i a l on t h e c r i s i s vrere d e l i v e r br....; -found v\iz—qrigop. hols^- tr. p..' -, us of u l . 000395 �-" £ • • .1.7 i 7 1 ' -' -. i i n Op- C ... 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Pi ) ; - 1 deed he we-s e s b . i s l e s /a:.,':. v bee consbrbp; pu en f h P i f PC'- bvco-m a Loo mu er pea. a s p 'Pee.;..'-i a.-ee--p o r e c i e the Cess-lr. ' l i n e s v ; i l l be tried e y -,2 7:-. k Force enP C•son.nel cii .er-p-L-ed / ; ;•••:• d2r. those t i n e s 'Pi -,-P r- s h e , dor n o e s uher-'- / p e n t o be much p o i n t i n e r o d i n g one Freer, O f f i c e d i n g a M l >n betw-.nn t h e Mr -• uu..-.;-' end 7.x: ]-p .,..-p E s t a t e . Ms e e t o b l i s h e d poeition .a pe ; r; abroad s n o r e d t o be tk'-t t h e r e vra- no econorodc way £ r e p l y pcuts d a i l y v/ith t h e most u p - t o - d a t e inform-r..tion. Those p o s t s which found theme e l v e s :'•: a good reee.p.ti' e r a . f e n t h e C3C-I3 b e n e f i t e d fi\... . t h e i r c l a i l j nov/ecants, but where i i r t e r f e r e n c e p r e v a i l e d or r e c e p t i o n was • •:-' p p p p i h l e a f a l l , the; m i s s i o n s found t h e y were o c c a s i o n a l l y l a r d p r e s s e d t o s u p p l y the r e q u i r e d i n f o r m a t i o n as '. i c k l y as r i g h t be d e s i r e d . B e c a u s e c o s t s were p r o h i b i t i v e , i t v/as leper:rib-ie t o s u p p l y a l l p o s t s v/ith e l i l i n f o r m a t i o n by t e l e g r a p h i c means, 000396 �p r- rs r r or o p - . M,- wee: cons ire nor, \ ..-•:• r . , n a n <muou • • b p ' . P M ' : riightuHU- f o r n e a r l y e v e r y o n e , A v e r y l e r g e r-Sbs Look p e r t tit one t i . n . o r a n o t h e r ; v e r y few i f b m y oe t s . n v/e r e f a m i l i / i r el ; - 1 k o a b d e o f t h e " e t e - t e of p l a y " i e t h e c r i s i s , e eel h e n c e d : : u t rem o v e r of p e r s o n n e l p e r f o r m i n g t h i s p. '.•j , .I...:, con.-J", J-u a b e bri.-77.fed b y POP s t e f f . o r b y t h e i r , p r e d e . e s s s o r s . I n t h e s e c i n e •• ••-. l e n c e s • t h e r e t c iar y ; ye p.n c o r r p e i n i c s f i o n , o r mi suns e r e a ere c m ; i v/mcn c o uTc l c 1Mcee l o iir.Ui.u-t er r e c o r d e d o r t o i n f o r m a t i o n h o t b e i n g p a s s e d t o p e o p l e .-/ho c o u l d u s e i f . e0- • _.: UJ c Crime i n t o do m o n i t o r i n g w e r e n o t f u l l y b i l l y p r r l e-rX. c o n c e r n - m t l ;y h ' d d i f f i c u l t •ype p.. br-oe l e a s t s 'which were o f t e n s o r e r e a l ; 1 ir, t h e c i r c u s f p n e e s t h e n b a y l i s h r e O i r . - l cope -rent, it- so ^ . - . s t e f u l t o employ o f f i c • ,M e r o l e y.s e; POP =. g . 'a-, e c l l s f e n l n o t o fine r e ' b > o r Lv o r I r r ' e , ;.' ; '• ' ch-; be .'-.-• <. i v i s i c r r j -.' -"o l o s i n g t h e . , s e r e Lees eg'- -A—r———— „- X,:: M i a u- - 1 of te a u o e b a f -p ge'eeei d e r l of xdxA Lies i n a r m u g i n g d u t y r o s t e r s , f.iudl.y: r c p l e c a a (tltf til C' I, i use- he c r i s i s l i e e-cMral /.-onit-.npliig, e s p e d pi3v d u r i n g ti;e q u i e t laser, (paid C-"a- . .a . •:••'• i p ? s . p r ; . : a:, so ea i o j ens- i ee e-. ne .y o. • a e sy i...e ce, i-1 s e 1 , ': - ke ; 0 c a'; s a " i c e i re.i formed t h e m a n i t o r i :• . P a r i n g M a d'-y , ' '•-a r • • r •: t i -p:- , r e s P e r s ,:-. Oe l b s e l l e - u, fh<; ia -1 >ve P; (-apy-;srk-;l l y import-cent : f p . o t h e c s r . s o i e r e u e c r •j i P S rk" ..er t e n ' , i n t h e c o n t e x t e-f j--n.-i.nk i k v . k - ...::' r eJ.i.-.- e e l e s r. r e i 1 •-.-';i eh : f Ce :. e.a ieo S O P ; pa. - re ••••• an,- ,••:_.• p., i s!n: s t , e t c , The l a d : op ;•.<.;• e Cros-., c r i s i s l e d t o sec -,'U. 000397 �2 ^ -; e - - - •• p.- -.. . •'. . s o | -• .. eh : emnf n i : 1 . . a o : . p. tie 1.- ,--• r • ce As e r e . e n i t , o c c a s i o n e l l j i e r a - . <.•< " P •- - e ,.r.l I • s t o r i e s vpul' be "lee 1 n.;. the e r i s l s , .- s ecu e ..s . i• C i. . -.- (0 ep,-.. (?) Cf) e 000398 �u O-i •w : us es L-iai a .p . u - e j i a p -.. : i 7..: ; <.d. ,- • n I t o r i ; >--"! v. e . i . a :.-,• d u l y p.. Pp-y d i d a c t a n ' ee-slel ;a t cons'! ' . t u l e a p t i o f a c - t o i p r o l e foi . M P ' s . Upon o c c a s i o n H V o...dicers were i n .. ye i t - i o n t o b r i e f a deity o f f i c e r u n f a m i l i a r w i t h t h e C e n t r e ' s fe e i l i t i e s , Over a two-month pe.r-i.od_, ho.-.'e-ve-L-, t h e f r e q u e n c y of s u c h o p p o r t u n i t i e s h a r d l y j u s t i f i e d h a v i n g t h r o e ! • f f i c e r s a t i poked f u l l Ml a a t h e C e n t r e . . I t '..ould s e t r.i more d e s i r a b l e t o i n t e g r a t e POP o f f i c e r s i n t o t h e I- ;k Porce p a n P P M . - s ho t h e ' . s t r>f p.ub pniuy t o them c e r t a i n j o b s ( e a c h es l a y - h . - - r u i n g , r e s e a r c h a n d prepar- t i o n of .-•' ;roen-::l _:pp r e ; a s w e r i n g c e i l s fee-a t h e p u b l i c e r p r e s s ; k e e p i n g p o s t s i n f e r u e d o f d e v e l o p m e n t s , e t c . ) which e r e u s r i p h e r a l t o "bar c o n s u l t a t i o n s which r e - e u l t i n d e c i s i o " . 5 b e i n g t a k e n , b u t w h i c h a r e n o n e t h e l e s s p e r t of the •peek P o r e o ? s eel.--. 7 a;e p-tlen of s u c h fieecl pens b y POP s t a f f p r ;uppo3-:o t h e y vrould b e p r o s e et a t re :y if not ?.l : . :rk f o r c e t-.ra.rte i.ye • ui b r i o f i e i g s , l i a d d i t i o n , t h e POP s t a f f s h o u l d so b e t t e r org0.ni.2ed t o i n i . i n t o is7-..diat a h , ' l.sfp- -.line s u p p o r t f o r t h e Meek F o r c e a s ^rca UP i t i s Conned. P h i s c o u l d b e a c c o m p l i s h e d by PC Lew i n e . - M a g a re x t i n g XX r...- . - e s e n t a t i v e i o f d i v i s i o n s •..hoses a s s i s t a n c e w i l l b e eeed.ed '.:••/ X. * '•P. -or ,,.-;r. ;eP- 1 PCM)- •',•:- :^r-F.':-. rt lean!,! '-a p -pe-P • U,h • y - J ' a h -.- • n -n i-pn.en a ;. an j- s Ci rr : sl. ' a . .• •'fo-:elne : "e err"'' •• s h o u l d k e a l l : !••:.- '.. b e : *. Ml F u e i b M b s e ( at i o n , X Force- on.d h a d l l f t . l e -elM. clerk. - a r e ; PPJ • zed Ii o f •• 1 '..- • '.. •- • -. I by .1 AJ 7 .. P. PP X X •', • ( 000399 �xy : ..x p { '- ••: . ' ae'.P.n? go J eg i n p u p . ,-u b e l On t h e a a n o , , - . i ! , • :V-f o t n p ' e -I c ,n ! ! ho a ;,. I Ida ' . 1 ! ' , :' • er y p ;-,---(.. . ... : : ' n he e t ?..-/.i, J ••• : , i. e . e e l • -a . •/ 000400 �£ - y- XX: \ ••) -' ''•'-• a h v l o u s l y IM headquarters i; he Task e or-- ef during L J-V -7 lV' ; ! , - i T. a -r e i : o r n o t h i n g e e n b e d o n e a b o u t t h e b a s i c p h y s i c a l l a y o u t of i h e p r e s e n t C e n t r e . The new C e n t r e i n t h e n Lding --/ill b-o on o n e f l o o r ami w i l l be desig^^ee! i n s u c h a way a s t o p r o v i d e o f f i c e and d e s k s p a c e f o r i n a r e a s c o n t i g u o u s t o t h e main M c l l o f a c t i o n ( t h e s i t u a t i o n s room, w a t c h o f f i c e , e t c . ) . In t h e meannous c r i s i s r e s u l t i n g i n a l a r g e s c a l e Task F o r c e o c c u p y i n g t h e C e n t r e , PO? s t a f f , w i t h t h e e x c e p t i o n y s h o u l d e x p e c t t o move u p s t a i r s , t h u s l e a v i n g 2 g r o u n d f l o o r o f f i c e s a v a i l a b l e t o t h e Head of t h e Task e t h e r T a s k F o r c e member r e q u i r i n g w o r k i n g s p a c e . y, every effort should be made to find a place on the ground floor where the designated watch officer een day end the dirty officer acting as watch officer at night. 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' - .- a af ... so . b u r o.t i t cor OP :U s sy .'p....... s h c r l i '..-•; V - .nlp-pu c l e r k s to M: on Ike- X, so t h e y M i l know s l u t they -er U ,•-.'• "i -•• :,-' '! •'.- ..-•.- 1 !-,-. -, P ..-•-, 000402 �1-0 CIT.IT] .Mid J I , .', f j o y i n g u e t h s l e g dPi-.rl.ny :h:.ytl:ae ( JU cores -J:ecu to -a e.u i . u . e a u e j o o or During t h r e v i c t hcurs (22 •i -i \ 5 .-.,.., ;, •..,.,' - ; ;'-, ['-,..',• ,. r a ' ,a . •. a yp). l o u g h , t h e r e . a y bo o o e a s l o a s ( M : r e - r y i - n p ' L a feu ' •:. r,••• i.Ti 1 he r d r r b e / i h c r o M / a s us . . e l l . Ires Mr -men up :) -,P-.- POP s t a r of • i-iees maeugcmeeit, Cn a d d i t i o n t o t h e l o g - - k e e p i n g , w a t c h i n u l l b e a s s i g n e e ! a nnr-k. ,.- of d u t i e s ( m e n t i o n e d i i . S e c t i o n I I ) : /J re ess P ,C\ jd) no c u y i ..--.-] , I. Ii r '. - 1- .ad er f i l e d i n s e r e * 0 sO O , M P ^ i to o u r / ' . ---J Xx- '• 2 . '• AX In ' : • • • • ' . J . 7 7 . ' 2 |.I, 1 •lo all t' J e r e s y e n s i i r i l i t y w h i c h POP s t a f f s h o u l d u n d e r t a k e i s t h e c o n v e n i n g of a ' o h .••ill b e rone c r i e d i n s u p p o r t i n g t h e T a s k F o r c e ( i . e . APO, ..CM. ACT, v m n t j e n 7;,.; t h e Task F o r c e a s p o s s i b l e . This m e o t i n y v o u l d b e i n v a l u a b l e )7 o f f i e r s a c h a n c e t o r e e f t h e p e o e l e v.-1th whom t h e : , .Je rtee should sit ou the meeting, which would be chaired by the Oa regrese \ eo :.}, 1\ st 'd,;/ an s o o n •i'iuer 'Pie p r e f e r - . bees i s U ' - r l erf ':'••-- T, • h- had-, P u r e e I- , rr- if./ The r of POP. •"• Pel ec civ DAT.e reaiUTi'TPy .XL.-.Xj l i a i s o n s h o u l d b e e f f e c t e d wit!; PCs t o O ) e.-M d X.A.i xxx. t-> : h e d e p a r t m e n t a l MM: y-p; a t ray t i UP; ( i l ) i a Is -. 1 I k e ' -..- s .2 r e s e a r c h , l e M , .-; t-. : • ' h i • ;,.- - .-p. • w- z ,- y. O ••. "OP r '< -a, • i.: 000403 �I • ! :. •i i. -., e other riiilk, OPS a :;• p . . a • • • PC, . •<_•<. v. o • >-. .1 :..' t o . shoenld. a l l be kcnt i n t h e douioentre Kitchen, I J II p ' • . t c "fee as n y c e s e a r y for the n .-.- ; f t e l . . g e t o t h e c o s t of new ejare of c o f f e e and l i t e .:,, t o g e t h e r w i t h £ s u p p l y of p l a s t i c c e r e . XXXAA / b u i l d i n g should provide space f o r vp t o two l i a i s o n o f f i c e r s t o ' s i t * c l o s e t o i t r e m une t h e m a i l fc.se of a c t i o n . (Pntch O f f ! m, Task Pores Ileed-s O f f i c e ) . Liaison officers •'d::2- t.C-U. should be b r i e f e d e t l e a s t once a el tlie Task Porce deed or bv someone he d e l e g a t e s t o nerforc 000404 �JP/h. etheridge/iik p s % Is" <M$* 10 AFFAlREf EXTERIEURES ? 0 M ( : r . P . o q u e t ) , P o l ( M r . Mown), . M l ; a'. P e n n e t t ) , :..c(..essrs. Mavertnn^.oirde), Fil(Mim Francis) 4 r. warren; iruswY ""•'""' DAIH January 19, 1971 PV.OM e'«t i i i " NI.IV BSR ..•.-,', -. MURfNCE SUBJFO l>u,yf Me view of Opera! tons Centre's P.ole in the n i a n a :• e n s : iNCter.i.-M , Annexes oiSTsmc Attached you will find the draft of a paper analysing the Operations Centre's role in the recent kidnap crisis. As yon will note, the paper is in three parts: (I) (ii) (nil} a review of the facilities which POP provided to the Task Force concerned with the crisis; comments on the effectiveness of these facilities; recommendations concerning improvements vrhich could be i aic to these facilities. ?. It /ould be much appreciated if you could review this paper carefully and let us have your comments on it as soon as possible. The next step is to prepare a Task Force guide which will acquaint members of future Task Forces with the kind oi' suppori thej can expect from this division and its physical facilities, ^jince the preparation of this guide will deaend very much en the attached paper and also on the comments which you may have to make, v/e would appreciate receiving the Ialter at your earliest possible convenience. J . i?. Marker Operations Centre 000405 �MESSAGE ^v PLACP «0» ORIG. NO. MINISTERE N g D'ORIO. EXTERN OTT SECURITY SECURITE FILE/DOSSIER JUIN 28 rAF-291 SECRET Ih PRECEDENCE ALGER TO/A TFFFF^ FLASH — PARIS INFO DISTR. DEPARTMENT re MIN PDM PDIil PDF PSP P3S GAP FPF E^£ NOTRE TEL GAF-290 SUB/SU ^ 20 JUIN lh ARTICLE DU DEVOIR -VOTRE CONVERSATION AVEC CORRESPOND ANT A PARIS PRESSE CDNNE. SUITE A PUBLICATION PAR CIT LE DEVOIR FINCIT D»ARTICLE RAPPORTANT VOS PROPOS AU SUJET RUMEUR QUE TROIS FELQUISTES CARBONNEAU, LANCTOT & LANGLOIS ETAIENT EN ALGERIE, RECONNAISSANTS NOUS OONFIRMER QUE CORRESPONDANT A PARIS PRESSE CDNNE .SEAS* DON AT VALOIS ET qff'IL A RAPPORTE TEXTUELLEMENT VOS PROPOS. 2. POUR VOTRE INFO RAPPORT CONFIDStJTIEL MENTIONNE PAR V.ALOIS FAISAIT PARTIE DOCUMENTATION PREPAREE A L'OCCASION MISSION PAUL-GERIN LAJOIE AU MAGHREB S I 1 9 7 3 - SI DMAVENTURE VOUS ETIEZ APPROCHES A CE SUJET SOIT PAR ALGERIENS OU PRESSE LOCALE, CROYONS SOUHAITABLE QUE VOUS REPONDIEZ NEGATE Vil-ENT A QUESTION DE SAVOIR S I VOUS AVEZ VU DOCUMENT ET QUE CE GENRE DS DOCUMENT N'EST PAS/PAS ENVOYE AUX MISSIONS SI ON VOUS DEMANDAIT SI VOUS EN CONNAISSEZ L'SHSTENCS. ± DRAFTER/REDACTED SIG AFJAF L". H'. Leduc/fnb" EXT la/BIL. (REV 8/701 7830-21-029-4012 DIVISION/DIRECTION TELEPHONE -0306 GAF A . \o7 Fn APPROV 'GF'UtiSi'petiVie (&*-* ROUVE ¥•• 000406 �Off GAF/L.H. Leduc/6-8306/mb J P JOURN.AL/DOSSIER/DIiffiCTION ^ PSS dOMFIDENHEL •". . . i GAF le WFFFF 2 s J ^ 1974 T£L<5gramme d'Alger no, 2014 du 2? juia 1974" • •. - Divulgation It la presse de documents confidentiels sur 1»Algerie et ses relations avec le FLQ - Article de Donat Valois piiblid par le Devoir de ce matin. • • ' • . . . . . . • PDF Suite %. 1'entretien avec M. J.M, Oook de votre Direction et L.H.Leduc de cette Direction, nous vous transmettons, ci-rjoint, copie d*un article de Donat Valois, public" par Le Devoir de ce matin et faisant Stat d'un document eonfidentiel prepare par notre ministers. Le document confidential en question intitule "Notes politiques sur I'Algerie" avait &t6 remis & l'ACDI en septembre dernier pour 8tre inclus dans le cahier de documentation prepaid & l'occaslon de la visite au Magjtireb de M. Paul G&rin-Lajoie, President de l'AGDI (copie de ce document en annexe). Vous noterez que du Be paragraphe a la fin de son article,Valois reproduit textuellement ou seulement avec de legeres modifications (notamment de concordance de teraps) la partie des relations politiques Alggrle-Canada qui se trouve aux pages 9 & 10 de notre document. ... GAP - I - 2. Cette fois, nous ne pouvons nier que Valois ait eu acces a un document official. Aussi, nous vous saurions gre de bien vouloir nous donner lee directives appropriees si d'aventure l'Ambassade d*Algerie nous demandait des explications et de fournir un avis semblabie & PDF et Si GAP si la demande etsit adressSe a ces niveaux, Stant entendu que nous rSfererons \ FPR toute demande de la presse. k , i • I Le Directeur des Affaires •d'Afrique 11 ',. • Georges Charpentier • . p . - 7 ' ' s* •\ If ,- . • -, .. . . . A/n, 000407 . . . . ,,..., �MESSAGE DEPARTMENT ORIG. NO. MINISTERE N ° D'ORIO. EXTERN OTT F I L E / DOSSIER DATE 7L TFK 28 juin 7- GAF-290 SECURITY SECURITE SANS COTE PRECEDENCE TO/A ALGER INFO PARTS f.P35Z ^ * - SLO- O^ 2AP= MIN, PDM, PDMI, PDF, PSP, PSSpCHP krCrk? DISTR. o FPR EEK SUB/SUJ FLQ - RAPPORT DE VOTRE ENTRETIEN AVEC CORRESPONDANT PRESSE CANADIENNE CIT LE DEVOIR FIN CIT . 28 JUIN RAPPORTE VOTRE CONVERSATION TELEPHONIQUE 27 JUIN AVEC CORRESPONDANT PRESSE CANADIENNE A PARIS, RUMEUR QUE TROIS FELQUISTES QUI ONT ENLEVE JAMES CROSS EN 70 SOIENT DEJA EN ALGERIE. SUIT ARTICLE. 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A S FOR COMMENT THAT QUOTE I L INCOMBE AUX .AUTORITES GOUVTALES ALGERIENNES UNOUOT3 TO INFORM US I'r THR LP FBLQUISTM'; CAME VO ALGERIA, YOU WILE HAVE NOTED TRAP ACTUAL RESPONSE TO VALOIS QUESTION ON T.iMMP POINT SUGGESTED NO/NO OBLIGATION ON THEIR PART PUT WAS BLAND STAT EM KMT CF FAC'l VR.PT THIS WOULD EE FOR ALGERIANS TO DECIDE, 5.VALOIS ALLEGED QUOTE ABOUT ALGERIAN GOVT ALWAYS HAVING ACTED ft ' " V * r "> T > T > T M 1 * " ' f W U v - ' l <J t J L L w j ffifs .' < J rr-.-'-s 1 ^ ' T v " r r T l v ~ ' ' . " " * > ' ! ?-, r * ' - ' • ' X - - . -L - L J • .- a i • -y r p l :• i i r p i p / ' i M M ^ '. J L \ / - > A i /. u y \ -.:-.'' I-.'j j \ i ; r '""vv ' T •' • r i x j '•' f ' X J TTO ? C 2 U D r V •• J - - 7 'i> '.J * . ' • • > XJ *'• V > ;• '-•' A / A t-p JJ- ; L " i J x t t \ U . O ' . ' / O O ' ' f v Li.v r*> !""'•"• f^tp K _• J . L - .1 1 '"'' s i '• '•"*' O "' I v ' 1 i O v J . o l n ' P " T "'- ' •,.. J "r 'T> -'- h r \ i i . 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Rtftrence . . . w •, o Unclassified November 2 3 , 1970 NUMBER Numtro n or. Our memo of November 1 3 , 197 DOSSIER OTTAWA SUBJECT Sujel 20-22-1FK Task Force Registry MISSION ENCLOSURES Annexes DISTRIBUTION Attached is a copy of the revised file list. The only differences to be noted are as follows: (a) 20-22-TFK-l-FR Mr. Bark* (pAp) Mr. Glove* (P(Jp) POP Staff 1(2) Stenos (2)1 Duty Officfer ] Task Force (Messrs. Rpquct, Rowe & Paque \) W , Re^isiry^^TbrliHfS) PSIR (for info) F F > AORU (tibr infj)) File JZopy New file dealing with policy and reports on our relations with France. (b) 20-22-TFK-4 "Canadian Statements & Speeches" All reports of statements, etc. made by Canadian Cabinet Ministers (Ottawa & Quebec) opinion-makers, etc. (c) 20-22-TFK-8-3 (formerly 20-22-TFK-ll) "Official International Reaction" - statements in UN, official letters on civil rights, Red Cross, etc. A. D. Rowe Ext. 407A/BU. (Admin. Services Div.) 000432 �* GROUP NO. 20-22-TFK GROUP HEADING; Political Affairs - Internal Security - Task Force on Kidnapping RETENTION PERIOD HELD BY FILE NO. ACRU 20-22-TJK FILE TITLE [(r<n -ev A A s\ {7 SHiF 4 A/I 4TV, zc FVc -— cn TT" Oth S i ne; . "P-e/. It's tx> 0 " <SJ. ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ-l ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ-2 - FLQ Communiques, Photos etc, authentic and doubtful^*- m-ef^s ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ-2-1 - Master Set of FLQ Communiques ACRU 20-22-TFK-FLQ-3 - Comparison with International Terrorism ACRU 20-22-TFK-l Pol icy £C061 * e.t ck-« i ; AJ-e* nos ACRU 20-22-TFK-l-FR - Pranceff t i, H c < j ACRU 20-22-TFK-l-QUE - Consultations between . Ottawa and Quebec]^^^ ^V-^/U.te ACRU 20-22-TFK-l-l Front de l i b e r a t i o n du Quebec j7)cr» oiti e s — Cyu KI a ^7L\ - A c t i v i t i e s Abroad (" p>p q ) ,, , ^ e4 F c«r~i imF 7nJ - Security and Secure Communications with the Province of Quebec ACRU 20-22-TFK-1-2 ACRU 20-22-TFK-1-3 ACRU 20-22-TFK-1-4 - Protection of Canadian Diplomats and Canadian Officials in Countries other than Canada ACRU 20-22-TJFK-1-5 - Summary (Chronology) of ^Cross Laporte Kidnappings - Contingency Planning in event of death or safe release of J R Cross and Pierre Laporte (a/so IDKS Oess) - Protection of Foreign Diplomats and Canadian Officials in Canada J%J. oF'cs.i 17. Pi 000433 �1 WVP NO. 20-22-TFK ( c o n t ' d ) RETENTION PERIOD HELD BY FILE NO. FILE TITLE ACRU 20-22-TFK-2 L i a i s o n with o t h e r Canadian Government A u t h o r i t i e s / O O f r c . /7)or Fn) 20-22-TFK-2-RCMP Oe<-^r,<f /7?i t\< s N i r s (On.Ho?uA^pc^dj (ezJ-erx*-, cM-ef* A DAJ£) ' - Royal Canadian Mounted Police ACRU 20-22-T5TC-3 Parliamentary Discussions (///^A/svf/CDj -A> ACRU 20-22-TFK-'f Canadian Statements and Speeches ACRU 20-22-TFK-4-B0URASSA - Robert Bourassa, Prime Minister of Quebec ACRU 20-22-TFK-^-CHOQUETTE - Jerome Choquette, Justice Minister of Quebec ACRU 20-22-TFK-4-SHARP - Hon. Mitchell Sharp, SSEA ACRU 2 0-2 2-TFK-if-TRUDEAU - RT Hon. Pierre Trudeau, PM ACRU 20-22-TPK-5 Negotiations ACRU 20-22-TFK-6 Rewards offered by the Federal and Quebec Governments ACRU 20-22-TFK-7 Safe Conduct offered to abductors of J R Cross and Pierre Laporte -AfA rThsM c y <* o 7c /^i^n o, J 2\ ACRU 20-22-TFK-7-ALG ACRU 20-22-TFK-7-CUBA ACRU 20-22-TFK-8(not opei ACRU 20-22-TFK-8-1 ACRU 20-22-TFK-8-2 ACRU 20-22-TFK-8-3 ACRU 20-22-TFK-9 ACRU 20-22-TFK-9-FR - France [~V*CI'*'C- e&i*** ACRU 20-22-TFK-10 Canadian News Media, Involvement in reporting on Kidnapping of J R Cross and Pierre Laporte - Algeria - Cuba Reaction - Public Reaction in Canada - Public Reaction in Countries other than Canada L - O f f i c i a l I n t e r n a t i o n a l R e a c t i o n -. e-tvJt*u~-e^ts., i+h<->A f<xtf*yx etz A~ aZrxidj Official Information Activities and Guidance abroad /**«*«, < •» Fr^v.^^, / —O 000434 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CDTF00001 Title A name given to the resource Political Affairs - Internal Security - Task Force on Kidnapping Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 10-Oct-70 to 23-Nov–70 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Political Affairs - Internal Security - Task Force on Kidnapping, RG25, vol. 25741, 20-22-TFK, part 1, Library and Archives Canada (LAC). 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