Canada Pension Plan reform faces private pension push
Peter Holle argues the CPP reforms announced for 1998 should shift retirees toward private pension plans. He cites Chile as a model, notes higher savings and faster growth under private management, and contrasts pay as you go with market based funds. Alternatives like RRSPs and private funds are urged as superior to the current CPP.
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Provinces push for impartial grain transport review
Four western provinces lead a push for an independent, industry‑unaffiliated review of grain transport. They demand a system‑wide, information‑rich process with broad participation from all governments to modernize logistics and curb rail and grain company influence. Federal resistance and industry led plans heighten tension.
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Saskatchewan Party rises amid provincial elections talk
The Saskatchewan Party gains attention as editors discuss right wing realignment in Canada’s provinces. Critics urge defectors to resign and seek new seats under the new banner while supporters push for a single party on the right.
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