Seniors' Advocacy Group Condemns Push to Cut Old Age Security Benefits
The Canadian Association of Retired Persons is "sounding the alarm" over growing calls for the federal government to cancel the OAS increase and lower the income threshold for eligibility.
The Canadian Association of Retired Persons is "sounding the alarm" over growing calls for the federal government to cancel OAS increase, and to lower income threshold for eligibility.
Author: Yvette d'Entremont, a bilingual journalist and editor covering health, science, research, and education.
Summary: Canadian Association of Retired Persons opposes cuts to Old Age Security benefits.
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