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Globe & Mail: Lowering the Old Age Security income threshold is no longer politically taboo

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March 27, 2026
Originally published in The Globe & Mail on March 6, 2026 Seniors are a powerful voting block, one that many commentators believe helped the Carney Liberals win the last election....Read More
Opinion Polling, Globe & Mail, Retirement
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New poll: Canadians want to fix retirement income subsidies to tackle affordability

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March 18, 2026
New poll confirms Canadians want to fix retirement income subsidies to tackle affordability. Now it's time for Ottawa to act.
Retirement, Opinion Polling
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Retirees urge CARP to meet with Gen Squeeze on OAS reform

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January 28, 2026
We were inspired in December by the leadership of two Gen Squeeze supporters. As members of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP), they reached out to CARP President Anthony...
Retirement
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New publication delivers the evidence behind OAS reform

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January 26, 2026
New study delivers the evidence behind Gen Squeeze's plan to make Old Age Security responsible, modern, and fair.
Retirement
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Globe & Mail: The politics of Old Age Security reform are shifting

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November 28, 2025
Something important shifted this federal budget season. For years, Generation Squeeze was a lone voice warning that Old Age Security absorbs more tax dollars than any other line in Ottawa’s...
Retirement, Budgets, Globe & Mail
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Financial Facelift: Fixing Old Age Security

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November 27, 2025
Many citizens believe that Canada's Old Age Security benefits act as a safety net, lifting struggling retirees out of poverty. But in this episode of the Hard Truths pod, Generation...Read More
Podcast, Retirement
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To improve affordability and reduce poverty, Gen Squeeze has the best OAS reform plan

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November 10, 2025
Like the Canadian Association of Retired Persons and the Bloc Québécois, we want to make changes to Old Age Security. However, the reforms Gen Squeeze proposes will achieve far more,...
Retirement
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Guest Blog Calling out Fearmongering by the Retiree Lobby

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November 10, 2025
Gen Squeeze is siding with brave retirees who are calling for the changes we need to eliminate seniors’ poverty and grow income and housing security for younger and working age...
Retirement
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Globe & Mail: A boost to OAS would help too little where it’s needed, and too much where it’s not

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October 14, 2025
The Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP) proposes an increase to Canada's Old Age Security but it won’t lift most poor seniors out of poverty. Yet, it would pad the...
Globe & Mail, Retirement
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Toolkit to Reform Old Age Security

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August 20, 2025
Use our toolkit to call on Ottawa to update Old Age Security, and bring Canada's retirement policy into the 21st century.
Toolkits, Retirement
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Recommendations for the Carney government's first budget

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August 15, 2025
The Carney government's first budget is expected in Fall 2025. Our 3 recommendations help Ottawa deliver cost savings while also meeting key policy objectives in generationally fair ways.
Retirement, Budgets
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Most Canadians support our plan to update a 75 year old program & and fix the federal budget

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March 20, 2025
Three-quarters of Canadians support asking retirees with incomes over $100k to take less from taxpayers via Old Age Security (OAS) payments, and using the savings to eliminate seniors’ poverty, invest...Read More
Retirement, Opinion Polling
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Globe & Mail: It’s time to reform Old Age Security - and a scathing auditor’s report confirms it

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December 16, 2024
Ottawa bureaucrats have no idea whether Canada's most expensive program – Old Age Security (OAS) – is meeting its objectives. This stunning finding leads to a number of critical questions...
Globe & Mail, Retirement
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Globe & Mail: Millennials pay higher taxes for boomers’ retirement - and the burden is only going to increase

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November 15, 2024
The typical 35-year-old Canadian now pays approximately 20-per-cent to 40-per-cent more for boomers’ healthy retirements than boomers paid as young people to support seniors in their day. This extra tax...
Retirement, Globe & Mail
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Globe & Mail: Our kids think we’re rigging the system against them

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July 18, 2024
Ongoing over-extraction of shared environmental resources, wealth from the housing system, and young people’s tax dollars gives a majority of Millennials and Gen Z good reason to believe that previous...
Globe & Mail, Housing, Retirement
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The Globe & Mail: Protect OAS by eliminating outdated tax shelters for retirees

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October 22, 2023
The sustainability of OAS is under threat as our population ages. Ottawa should review outdated tax shelters for retirees that drain billions in revenue and could otherwise help cover rising...
Globe & Mail, Retirement
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"We have an ageist federal government"

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September 11, 2023
Gen Squeeze supporter Mary Peirson (MD, CCFP) recently wrote to us, “We have an ageist federal government – one that favours older Canadians and retirees in particular.” Here's one brave...
Retirement, Canada, Budgets
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The Globe & Mail: Boomers didn’t live within their means. And younger generations will pay the price.

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March 20, 2023
Finances for younger Canadians would be much better had boomers lived within their means. But the data show otherwise. It’s time for boomers to own up to this part of...
Globe & Mail, Retirement

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