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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 2016

Page

6

MPs urge major Access to Information reforms

A House of Commons committee calls for broad reforms to the Access to Information Act. It urges ending the $5 application fee, wider coverage to include the PM and cabinet offices, automatic publication, and a duty to document. The government plans a bill and a 2018 review.

Ottawa House of Commons Committee On Access To Information, Privacy and Ethics

Senate clash over C-14 limits on medical aid in dying

The House rejected an amendment expanding eligibility for medical assistance in dying, sending the bill back to the Senate. Senators must decide to uphold the Commons stance or press for changes, with the central criterion near death remaining intact.

Ottawa House of Commons Senate Don Plett Doug Black Commons Supreme Court Supreme Court of Canada Serge Joyal James Cowan Independent Liberals Jane Philpott Justice Jody Wilson- Raybould New Democrat Bloc Quebecois Green Claude Carignan

Retiree spending falls after age seventy in new study

A C D Howe Institute report finds Canadian retirees curb spending after 70 and says extra pension contributions are inefficient. It argues private plan cuts could aid families, while CPP remains unaffected and Morneau's talks with provinces proceed.

Ottawa C.D. Howe Institute Canada Vettese Morneau

Liberals defend push for CPP plan changes

The Liberals face Conservative and NDP questions over expanding the Canada Pension Plan. In Burnaby Premier Christy Clark calls for balance to protect economies, while PM Trudeau stresses affordability and retirement security. Morneau plans talks in Vancouver to discuss higher benefits and premium increases for workers and employers.

Ottawa House of Commons NDP Burnaby B.C Christy Clark Justin Trudeau Clark Trudeau Bill Morneau Vancouver

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