In the final instalment of Let’s Start a Riot, Rod takes us through one of Canada’s most violent and deadly public uprisings in our history - the Quebec Easter Riots of 1918. An event that would require the first of only three times in Canadian history that the newly passed War Measures Act (1914) would be enacted, the Easter Riots were the culmination of the deep history between French and English Canada, political maneuvering and grandstanding from a government on its heels and an embarrassing moment in Canadian history at a time when hundreds of thousands of Canadian men and women were facing traumatic hardship defending our freedom in Europe. Toast: Dillions Three Oaks Rye Whisky