[1] During the October Crisis Pascau, who was then working for CKLM, was contacted by the members of the Front de libération du Québec (FLQ) responsible for kidnapping British diplomat James Cross and served as an intermediary between them and the government.
[1] According to co-host Helen Hutchinson, Pascau was "all wrong" for the job because as someone who did not grow up in the country, he "couldn't ad-lib all sorts of facts about Canada to keep the conversation going".
[5][6] In May 1990, Pascau suddenly left the station, citing an ongoing dispute with fellow CKAC personality Suzanne Levesque.
[4] In June 1990, Pascau began hosting Le Point du Jour, a three-hour morning program on CKVL.
Unlike L'Informateur, Le Point du Jour contained news, weather, sports, and traffic reports in addition to phone calls and interviews.
Crime reporter Claude Poirier and La Presse sports columnist Rejean Tremblay contributed to the show.