Prince Edward Island is taking the lead in the case for Canada Pension Plan expansion.
The Office of the Chief Actuary has announced the establishment of a panel of actuaries to review the 26th actuarial report on the Canada Pension Plan.
An Ontario senior has been charged with defrauding the Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security programs of approximately $133,000.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees is calling on the federal government to address the issue of retirement security by expanding the Canada Pension Plan.
A Windsor, Ont., woman has pleaded guilty to defrauding the federal government by collecting Canada Pension Plan and old age security benefits over 14 years.
Sometimes the easiest questions to ask are the most difficult ones to answer. Here’s the easy question to ask: where do we begin the next stage of the debate about pension reform? The question is important because if we start in the wrong place, and ask the wrong questions, we will inevitably get the wrong answers.
At last week’s Council of the Federation meeting, Canada’s premiers discussed the retirement income system and the importance of continued efforts to ensure future seniors are able to retire with secure and adequate income.
The Canadian Labour Congress says it’s time for the provincial and territorial premiers to ask the federal government to expand the Canada Pension Plan.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has sent a letter to all provincial and territorial premiers, telling them that their members can’t afford Canada/Quebec Pension Plan increases.
As the country’s finance ministers prepare to consider options for a modest expansion of the Canada and Quebec Pension Plans, a new study makes the case that unless policy-makers are willing to think outside the box, these reforms will be of little help to the next wave of retirees.