The Government of Ontario has assembled an advisory group to advise it on how to strengthen retirement income security.
Everyone has an opinion about how to solve Canada’s pension dilemma—the latest duo share their thoughts.
Paul Martin has agreed to serve as a special advisor to Ontario's minister of finance and work with the government on creating a provincial pension plan.
A California court has blocked San Jose from cutting pension benefits for the city's workers—even though the reductions were approved by voters.
This is the second of two parts. Part 1 was published on Wednesday. Canada Post’s recent dramatic decision to cut back some of its services to stay profitable put a spotlight on the challenges faced by businesses with a significantly underfunded pension plan. The timing couldn’t have been better for the panel discussion at Benefits […]
While an attempt to enhance the Canada Pension Plan was stopped earlier this week, supporters of an expansion aren’t giving up.
The Government of Quebec wants to make the province's pension plans more viable.
Ontario will go ahead with its plan to create a pension for its residents now that the latest attempt to enhance the Canada Pension Plan has failed.
As federal and provincial finance ministers prepare to discuss proposals for increasing mandatory Canada/Quebec Pension Plan premiums this weekend, a poll finds that a vast majority of working Canadians prefer other options to help boost retirement savings.
Ontario Minister of Finance Charles Sousa has asked Jim Leech, the outgoing head of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, to recommend ways to make electricity sector pension plans more sustainable.