Ottawa:The leader of a Canadian opposition party said on Tuesday he is working to topple Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, saying he needs the help of other MPs to do so. Comments by Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-François Blanchet pose a major challenge to Trudeau's minority Liberal government.

Justin Trudeau, who has been in power for the past nine years, needs the support of other MPs to save his government. In exchange for supporting Trudeau, our party wants more money for seniors and a tariff and quota system that protects dairy farmers.

Endorsed Trudeau twice in the last five weeks

Blanchet said Trudeau has not kept his promise on time. He told reporters that we are in talks with opposition parties to topple the government. For this, Blanchet needs the support of the leftist New Democratic Party (NDP), which has supported Trudeau twice in the last five weeks. Bloc Quebecois is the second largest party among the four opposition parties in Canada, which wants independence for the province of Quebec.

Mother and two sons arrested in Canada

An example of how the youth from Punjab who come to Canada in the name of studies are getting involved in big crimes was seen in Peel, Ontario. Peel Police conducted 'Operation Sledgehammer' for two-and-a-half months and seized a huge consignment of deadly weapons and drugs from a gang of Punjabi youth.

Among the five arrested people, four are young men and one is an elderly woman. The accused have been identified as Navdeep Nagra, Ravneet Nagra, Ranveer Adach and Pawaneet Nahal and Narinder Kaur Nagra (61). The age of the four arrested youths is between 20 and 22 years. All of them live in Brampton. Narinder Kaur Nagra is the mother of Navdeep Nagra and Ravneet Nagra. 160 charges have been framed against the five.

A gang of drug and arms smugglers was revealed

According to Peel Regional Police, a 20-year-old man was stopped on the street in July and searched. He was arrested and a handgun was found on him. After questioning, he was released with an ankle monitor on. While tracking the man between July and September, police discovered a gang of drug and gun smugglers in Peel and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

Ordinary weapons converted into automatic revolvers and guns

In September, investigators issued search warrants at three homes in Brampton, a home in Waterloo and a warehouse in Caledon. The searches at the homes and warehouse yielded 11 pistols, more than 900 rounds of ammunition, 32 banned magazines, 53 Glock selector switches, and drugs including cocaine and opium. The lethal weapons recovered include parts that can be used to convert ordinary weapons into automatic revolvers and guns in a short time.