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CARP at Finance Committee – People Behind the Numbers
On October 23rd 2012, Susan Eng presented the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance with CARP’s Pre-Budget Consultation proposals and Submission: “The People Behind the Numbers“. Susan Eng, CARP VP of Advocacy presented and took questions from the Committee’s MPs. Click here to read a transcript of the proceedings Click here to read a summary of CARP’s Pre-Budget Submission
CARP Federal Pre-Budget Submission – August 2011
On August 12th 2011, CARP Submitted its Federal Pre-Budget Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance. What follows is a brief executive summary. The full submission is also available for downloading. Help Canadians Help Themselves to Retire in Dignity: Executive Summary Canadians spend their working years building towards a secure and dignified retirement. As Canadians age, they … Read more
CARP Submission to Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA) Re: Bill C-481
February 15, 2011 -To read a copy of CARP’s Submission on Bill C-481 (Bill to end mandatory retirement) to the HUMA Committee, please click here. To read about the CARP Action Online mandatory retirement poll results please click here.
How a Committee Presentation and Your Letters Made All the Difference
On Tuesday June 9th we had the opportunity to present before the Federal Standing Committee on Social Development, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA) in Ottawa. We argued that despite what some agencies are saying, it is patently untrue that the problem of poverty among seniors had been eradicated in Canada. More needs to … Read more
Presentation on Poverty before the Federal Standing Committee on Social Development, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA)
June 9, 2009 -Click here to a transcripts of Susan Eng’s presentation on poverty before the Federal Standing Committee on Social Development, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities (HUMA). It was quoted as evidence to support the recent successful parliamentary motion to increase OAS and GIS. To view a pdf transcript of the committee meeting … Read more
CARP in the Corridors of Power
Elections in Nova Scotia Much has happened in the past few weeks… We worked with our chapter in Nova Scotia to address candidates and make our priorities known in preparation for the June 9th elections. In collaboration with our Nova Scotia chapter, we sent out open letters to the party leaders during the campaign period. See the open letter we … Read more










