Protecting Old Age Security in Canadian policy debate
The government pledges to protect current seniors while reforming Old Age Security to ensure long term sustainability. It cites demograph ic pressures with rising costs and fewer workers per senior, promising vast notice for changes and no cuts to those nearing retirement. A local observer notes high gas prices and questions how such shifts affect consumer behavior.
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Canada Pension Plan
Old Age Security
Harper
Power shift to Asia and how the US should respond
The piece argues the rise of China as a global power requires careful, peaceful management. It notes historical shifts from Britain to the United States and warns against alarmist militarization while urging prudent engagement, alliance considerations, and respect for China’s rise. It highlights potential paths, including learning from Britain’s peaceful transition and avoiding provocation that could trigger arms competition.
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Xi Jinping
United States
Barack Obama
Milwaukee
China
Master Lock Company
America
Los Angeles
Spain
Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Pacific
East Asia
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Canada
London
North America
American
Atlantic
India
Russia
Multiplex update meeting reveals town impact and delays
Residents and business leaders describe strong demand to be heard as a yearlong delay on the Graham Construction project affects Main Street. They note trust between contractor and architect, a replacement site supervisor, and calls for input via town office letters to influence decisions and funding.
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Graham
Doug Kolebaba
Main Street
Legion
Jono
Mans
Graham Construction
Calgary
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