[1] Other figures pied by the group included Jean Charest,[2] Mario Dumont,[2] Stéphane Dion,[3] Allan Rock,[4] Pierre Pettigrew,[1] William Johnson,[1] Pierre Bourque,[1] Jean Doré,[5] Jacques Parizeau,[3] Bernard Landry[3] and Jacques Duchesneau.
After the group released an updated "hit list" of desired targets in 1999 which included Chrétien, media mogul Conrad Black[4] and pop singer Céline Dion,[6] Chrétien was successfully pied in 2000 by Evan Brown, a member of an offshoot group in Prince Edward Island which called itself the PEI Pie Brigade.
[7] While some figures pied by the group accepted the embarrassment in good humour, several others filed charges of assault against the pie-throwers.
[4] Geoghegan was found guilty of assault against Klein in 2004, and sentenced to 60 days of jail time to be served on weekends, 40 hours of community service and three months' probation.
[7] Evan Brown, who pied Jean Chrétien, was found guilty of assault and sentenced to 30 days of jail time, and ordered to contribute $50 toward a victims' compensation fund.