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Saturday, Feb. 4, 2006 |
Pierre Elliott Trudeau:
1919-2000

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A state funeral for the former prime minister, who died on Sept. 28, was held in Montreal’s Notre-Dame basilica on Oct. 3, 2000. Following the funeral, Mr. Trudeau was buried in a private ceremony at his family’s plot in Saint-Rémi-de-Napierville.
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Our coverage archive follows:
Coverage archive:
Obituary and Eulogies

'Pierre Trudeau, 1919-2000' FULL STORY

The official statement (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Eulogy by Roy Heenan (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Eulogy by Jacques Hébert (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Justin Trudeau: A son's eulogy (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Funeral/State Ceremonies

Trudeau crypt threatened (Oct. 9) FULL STORY

Trudeau's sons thank Canadians (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

A historical stroll through Canada's prime ministerial grave sites (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Stanfield too ill to attend funeral (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

'Je t'aime papa' (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

A stirring mix of Santa, Castro and Mozart (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

School where Justin taught holds ceremony (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

SACHA: Quiet young man prefers to remain on the other side of the camera (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

SARAH: Nine-year-old girl suddenly the focus of presidents and the public (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Gawking and gossip in peanut gallery (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Requiem brings foes together (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Trudeau's challenge (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

The father's role (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Rites of passage (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Homily by Rev. Jean-Guy Dubuc (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

State Funeral for Pierre Elliott Trudeau (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

World leaders, Canada's political elite, arrive to mourn Trudeau (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Sons handle the spotlight with dignity (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Poignant tributes mark last trip home (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Margaret collapses after Michel remark (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Trudeau goes home (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Townspeople bid farewell to 'a prophet of our time' (Oct. 3) FULL STORY


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Quiet community pauses as history passes its way (Oct. 3) FULL STORY
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Sea of roses, blown kiss greet funeral train (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Funeral poses massive security challenge (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Basilica again at hub of history (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Trudeau, Castro similar in many ways (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

Parents, teachers grateful for legacy of bilingualism (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

The Queen and Charles are otherwise occupied (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

'Merci, Pierre,' fellow Canadians say (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Mourners pour out respect for Trudeau (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Ottawa says goodbye to a leader (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Train to take Trudeau on final journey (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

'Merci, Pierre' (Sept. 31) FULL STORY

United in grief (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

A Long Line of Respect and Sadness (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Bell Tolls for a Leader (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

His Life:

Ambulant life made him one-of-a-kind (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

At the end, Trudeau drew on his faith in God (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

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Trudeau's caring side was seldom a secret to those who knew him (Sept. 30) FULL STORY
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Memories of our first PM with a brown belt in judo (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

'He enthralled us all' (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Prostate cancer proved fatal (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

CHRONOLOGY: 1968 to 1984

Reaction

The days when Reds were under every bed (Oct. 11) FULL STORY

Mount Trudeau plan spurs growing protest (Oct. 12) FULL STORY

Alternative memorial (Oct. 12) FULL STORY

Trudeau's mantle is too big for the coat rack (Oct. 6) FULL STORY

Grounds for success (Oct. 9) FULL STORY

Chrétien insists mountain be renamed (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Political high (Oct. 6) FULL STORY

Donations trickle in (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

Justin's magic moments (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

Highest peak to be Trudeau Mountain (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

Well-wishers still stream to art deco mansion (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

In time, search will begin for a permanent memorial (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Oil policies brought resentment: Westerners (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Still a hero in Asbestos after all these years (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Quebec editorialists ambivalent (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Artist saw past facade of enigmatic leader (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Trudeau silences debate in the House (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Teens regret not knowing Trudeau years (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Paying homage at Trudeau's door (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Pushing a reluctant country into the global spotlight (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

City's immigrants are his biggest fans (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

'If Trudeau is dead, Canada is dead' (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

'He was a giant of a man' (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

'I'll remember the gunslinger look' (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

'Aggressively, un-Canadianly immodest' (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Politicians and former colleagues praise vision, power of personality (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

The elements that made Pierre Trudeau great (Sept. 29) FULL STORY


A Leader Among Leaders (Sept. 28) FULL STORY

Party leaders somber as they remember Trudeau (Sept. 29) FULL STORY



Globe writers on Trudeau:

Ian Brown:
Love in a cold climate (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Andrew Cohen:
The Best of Trudeau Memories (Oct. 9) FULL STORY

When the elephant sneezed (Oct. 2)FULL STORY

Ray Conlogue:
Hero of English Canada (Oct. 10) FULL STORY

Madeleine Drohan: Economic ground shifted during Trudeau years (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Allan Fotheringham: He was living proof that gods never tip their caps (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Lysiane Gagnon:
After Pierre: Back to the Sovereigntists (Oct. 9) FULL STORY

A father's final quest (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Marcus Gee: The state has no place in the gene pool of the nation (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

John Gray:
They won't profit from his loss (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Indelible mark made on Commons (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

How Trudeau halted the reign of terror (Sept. 30)FULL STORY

A surface flash, a profound vision (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Edward Greenspon:
The arrogance of prime ministerial power (Oct. 12) FULL STORY

Election 2000: Me versus We (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Chrétien carries a flickering Trudeau torch (Oct. 3) FULL STORY

With a whimper, not a bang (Sept. 30)FULL STORY

Coming of age under Pierre (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Gerald Hannon:
Let's find a way to resurrect outrageous behaviour (Oct. 7)
FULL STORY

John Ibbitson:
Eulogy won't turn old foes into friends (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

Trudeau's brief summer of possibility followed by long winter of discontent (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

William Johnson:
One of Trudeau's finest hours (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Founding father (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

David Macfarlane: Teachers used Trudeau's passion to inspire many young Canadians (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Heather Mallick: Trudeau made intellect interesting (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Leah McLaren: For women, there was the Smile (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Rex Murphy: The Great Canadian Story (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Rick Salutin: Pop icon prime minister born of an era (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Jeffrey Simpson:
With the passing of a man, the birth of a myth (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

Visiting ghosts of elections past (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

One man and his battle for national unity (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Paul Sullivan: When the rose wilted (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

Michael Valpy:
We were wrong to call him arrogant (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

The dream, the vision, the style, the man (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Margaret Wente:
Pierre, we hardly knew you (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

Pierre Trudeau, unmasked: Always the seducer (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Hugh Winsor:
Trudeau fans cling to his notion of country (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

'The high mark of Canadian idealism' (Sept. 29) FULL STORY

Jan Wong: Foray contributed to the end of innocence about China (Sept. 30) FULL STORY


Guest opinions, remembrances:

Tom Axworthy: Trudeau's timing was simply perfect (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Avril Benoit: Politics fun? Who'd have guessed it (Sept. 30)
FULL STORY

Sam Blyth: At ease in the deepest wilderness (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Link Byfield: Why the West has no love for Trudeau (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Roch Carrier: The thinker whose ideas will endure (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Stephen Clarkson: History's judgment will mirror our values (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Lorna Crozier: In Memorium, Pierre Elliott Trudeau (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Sean Dixon: 1,000 good wishes (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Louis Duclos: The leader who curbed Quebec's momentum (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Gale Zoe Garnett: The private side of a public man (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Douglas Gibson: A great man but a tough sell (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Ron Graham: Beneath it all, a tender man (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

John MacLachlan Gray: Trudeau helped Canadians tread their own boards (Oct. 2) FULL STORY

Peter Gzowski: 'Be gentle with me, Peter': Their last conversation (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Mark Kingwell: A reflective politician, a thinker willing to act (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Jean Paré: Right place, right time (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Charles Patcheré: Out of a rut (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

B.W. Powe: 'We are on our own now' (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

André Pratte: Trudeau 'was, or seemed to be, what we were not' (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

John Richards: Divided we stand (Oct. 6) FULL STORY

William Thorsell: The triumph of realism over Pierre Trudeau's idealism (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Lorraine Weinrib: A giant legal footprint (Oct. 5) FULL STORY

David Young: Lament for a secret friend (Sept. 30) FULL STORY


Remembering:

Interactive:

Read and enter messages in the official book of condolences
Condolence book locations

In print:
Our Trudeau (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

Loves so fine and so rare (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

How The Globe saw Mr. Trudeau (Sept. 30) FULL STORY

From the Globe Archives:
May 23, 1979: Setback in '79

March 1, 1984: The day he quit for good

Trudeau: Now buy the book (Oct. 7) FULL STORY

Trudeau speaks:
1970: The War Measures Act

1982: Patriation of the Constitution

Trudeau books

On screen:

Those anchors and pundits just don't get it (Oct. 4) FULL STORY

TV gives grand sendoff to a man who was sound-bite savvy (Sept. 29) FULL STORY


In pictures:

Photo Gallery: A Life Remembered in Pictures
FULL STORY

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