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Special CCP Letter to Federal Govt.

November 17, 2013

  November 13, 2013 The Honourable, Greg Slinger, M.L.A., Premier, Manitoba The Honourable, Jennifer Howard, ...

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CARP Flag Raising at Fredericton City Hall

November 15, 2013

  Fredericton CARP Chapter Chair Suzanne Maltais (left) and Chapter Board members Eileen Malone, Mariet van ...

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Susan Eng will be a Panelist at this Ontario's Senior Strategy Event, November 26th in Toronto

November 15, 2013

Ontario’s Seniors Strategy: Retooling an Aging Ontario WHEN November 26th, 2013 12:00p.m. to ...

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Pension Reform Timeline: 2008 – Present

November 15, 2013

CARP has been advocating for pension reform since 2008, starting with a call for a national pension summit and for a ...

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‘Silver tsunami’ requires shift in thinking

November 15, 2013

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil says his government will be assessing the supports for seniors to stay in their ...

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The Middle Age Guide to Growing Up: School’s Out

November 15, 2013

I’m a Boomer, and I went to college when it was more a smorgasbord  of learning experiences than a multi-course ...

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Ask an Expert: Status of Aging Diseases

November 15, 2013

As of 2013, we can neither cure nor prevent a single age-related disease. Even at our absolute best – and then ...

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The Globe Debate, Point: ‘Big CPP’ at the young’s expense

November 15, 2013

Chronically low investment returns on inadequate saving are making more Canadians worry about retirement. Fair enough ...

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The Globe Debate, Counterpoint: Ignore the ‘job-killing’ mantra. It’s time to expand CPP benefits

November 15, 2013

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty thinks that expanding Canada Pension Plan benefits might be a good idea, but just not ...

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Ontario ready to act if Ottawa stalls on Canada Pension Plan

November 15, 2013

Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa says Ottawa is showing a lack of leadership and courage in its reluctance to ...