OTTAWA — The Bloc Québécois has drawn its line in the sand. If the Liberals don’t pass two of its private member’s bills to increase support for seniors and protect supply management by Oct. 29, it says it will actively work to bring down the government.&nbsp;

“If it’s not passed, we’re going to talk to the other opposition (parties) with a view to bringing down the government,” Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet said at a news conference on Parliament Hill Wednesday.

The Bloc Québécois threatens to overthrow the federal government if the Liberals don’t pass two of its private members’ bills.{ai:summary}The Bloc Québécois has set an ultimatum for the Liberal government, demanding the passage of two private member's bills focused on senior support and supply management by Oct. 29. Failure to do so may lead the Bloc to collaborate with other opposition parties to trigger a government downfall.Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet stated that they will pursue this course if their demands are not met. 
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Bloc levels ultimatum at Liberals, threatens vote to bring down government

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