NDP outlines cradle for seniors and portable pensions
Laverne Lewycky of Dauphin promotes a plan to lift 200,000 seniors from poverty through guaranteed income supplements and restores OAS eligibility to 65. The NDP pledges a portable CPP pension, a $15 federal minimum wage, and a first ministers CPP meeting within six months to secure retirement for future generations. Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa area highlighted for national input.
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Laverne Lewycky
NDP
Dauphin
Canada
Swan River
Neepawa
Liberal plan to enhance CPP and rework pensions
Ray Piche of the Liberal Party outlines a phased funded enhancement of the Canada Pension Plan and a return of the OAS eligibility age to 65. The plan includes preserving income splitting for seniors and expanding the Employment Insurance Compassionate Care Benefit to cover seriously ill family members and ill children with broader eligibility.
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Liberal Party of Canada
CPP
Canada
Harper
Seniors pension and livable income plan proposed by Canadian parties
Independent candidate Inky Mark and Green Party member Kate Storey urge action on seniors aging Canada. They calls include protecting pensions during corporate bankruptcies, expanding CPP augmentation, and creating a guaranteed livable income supplement with refundable credits for seniors disabled and veterans.
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The
Green Party of Canada
Canada Pension Plan
Conservative plan highlights senior support and family benefits
Robert Sopuck outlines Conservative policies aimed at seniors and families. Income splitting for seniors lowers taxes, RRIF adjustments extend retirement funds, GIS increases aid low income seniors, New Horizons and Enabling Accessibility fund facility upgrades, TFSA annual limit rises to 10000. UCCB provides monthly payments to families with children, Liberal and NDP oppose these measures.
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Canada
UCCB
Liberal Party
New Democratic Party
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