Canada (The Uttam Hindu): Protests against Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have intensified, with the Toronto Police Association (TPA) now joining the chorus of discontent. In a bold move, the TPA has demanded Trudeau’s resignation following the Canadian government's recent proposals to amend the Criminal Code, a decision that has sparked widespread backlash.

In a post shared on the association’s official social media, the TPA expressed its frustration, stating, "Our members have lost faith in the Justin Trudeau government to do the right thing for the right reasons. It's time to resign and let someone else handle the important issues of public safety."

The TPA’s comments reflect growing dissatisfaction among law enforcement officials with the government’s handling of crime and public safety. Earlier, the association described the government’s recent attempts to address the issue as "a joke," criticizing the timing and perceived ineffectiveness of the proposals.

The government’s proposals, led by Canadian MP Anita Anand, include significant changes to the Criminal Code aimed at holding repeat and violent offenders accountable, enforcing stricter bail conditions for violent crimes like vehicle theft, vandalism, and forced entry, and granting CBSA officers expanded powers to inspect goods for export. While these proposals are meant to address crime, they have failed to win over many within law enforcement, including the TPA.

The call for Trudeau's resignation comes amid an ongoing political crisis in Canada, highlighted by the recent resignation of Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Freeland announced her departure on Monday, stating that Trudeau had asked her to take on a different role within the cabinet. Her resignation, particularly given her prominent position as Finance Minister, is being seen as a significant blow to Trudeau’s already declining political fortunes.

As political tensions continue to rise, the Trudeau government is facing increased pressure from both within and outside its ranks. With the resignation of Freeland and growing unrest among law enforcement, the prime minister's leadership is increasingly under scrutiny, leaving many questioning his ability to navigate the mounting challenges facing his administration.

Stay tuned as developments unfold in this ongoing political crisis in Canada.

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