Archived - Minister Morneau Meets With Nova Scotia Finance Minister Randy Delorey to Discuss Shared Priorities

October 14, 2016 – Halifax, Nova Scotia – Department of Finance Canada

Minister of Finance Bill Morneau today met with Nova Scotia Finance Minister Randy Delorey to discuss the recent enhancement to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and to advance other shared priorities in the spirit of openness and collaboration that was the foundation for a stronger CPP.

Helping Canadians achieve a safe, secure and dignified retirement is a core element of the Government of Canada’s plan to help the middle class and those working hard to join it. Middle class Canadians are working harder than ever, but many are worried that they won’t have enough put away for their retirement. One in four families approaching retirement—1.1 million families—are at risk of not saving enough. That’s why the Government of Canada is taking action to help Canadians achieve their goal of a safe, secure and dignified retirement by working with the provinces and territories to strengthen the CPP.

Canada’s governments agreed on June 20, 2016 to strengthen the CPP to give Canadians a more generous public pension that will help them retire in dignity. All nine CPP participating provinces have now confirmed their support for implementing the agreement, and the Government of Canada has introduced legislation towards making the agreed-upon enhancement a reality.

Annie Donolo
Press Secretary
Office of the Minister of Finance
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