We Can Achieve the Generational Change Canadians Want

Together, the policy reforms Canadians support could generate up to $20 billion in annual savings, without raising taxes or growing the deficit still further.

These changes don’t just fix OAS — they unlock one of the largest opportunities to improve affordability in a generation.

So what can we accomplish together with these funds?

$2.5 billion annually would deliver a $5,000 boost to every senior below the official poverty line – effectively eliminating seniors’ poverty in Canada.

The remaining billions create real choices for Canada — including bold, nation-building investments to improve affordability for young and working-age generations. Opportunities include:

• Strengthening the National Housing Strategy to avoid planned cuts after 2027
• Boosting Canada Student Grants instead of letting them decline
• Accelerating implementation of $10-a-day child care
• Introducing a Youth Employment Supplement to help young workers get established in a difficult job market
• Funding the new Grocery and Essentials Benefit.

We have arrived at a rare moment when policy necessity meets political feasibility.

Canadians have spoken — clearly and consistently. Support is broad, durable, and includes retirees themselves.

OAS reform is no longer politically risky — it’s politically ready.

Now it’s up to Ottawa to act.

I'll join Canadians from coast to coast calling on Ottawa to reform OAS