省长韦恩宣布，如果特鲁多当选将放弃饱受争议的安省养老金计划 Kathleen Wynne may nix provincial pension plan if Trudeau wins
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CBC的报道原文不长。
Kathleen Wynne may nix provincial pension plan if Trudeau wins
Ontario premier has backed federal Liberal counterpart throughout federal campaign
The Canadian Press Posted: Oct 13, 2015 3:24 PM ET Last Updated: Oct 13, 2015 4:28 PM ET
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said she may kill the idea of creating a provincial pension plan if Justin Trudeau's Liberals win the federal election. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says she would drop the idea of creating a provincial pension plan if Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau becomes the next prime minister.
Wynne says she couldn't convince the Harper government to enhance the Canada Pension Plan, so her government introduced an Ontario Retirement Pension Plan that would mirror the CPP, adding to benefits for Ontario workers who do not currently have a private pension plan.
She says if Trudeau wins the Oct. 19 federal election and is willing to improve the CPP, that would be "the solution" to her concerns about people not having enough money to live on when they retire.
Trudeau has been campaigning on a promise to expand the CPP and to return the age of eligibility for Old Age Security to 65 from 67.
The Ontario pension plan, scheduled to begin Jan. 1, 2017, will require mandatory contributions of 1.9 per cent of pay from employers and a matching amount from workers at any company that does not offer a pension.
Wynne is campaigning with federal Liberal candidates in the Toronto area today, and says she's not worried her attacks on Stephen Harper's Conservatives will make it hard to work with them if they're re-elected.
© The Canadian Press, 2015
Kathleen Wynne may nix provincial pension plan if Trudeau wins
Ontario premier has backed federal Liberal counterpart throughout federal campaign
The Canadian Press Posted: Oct 13, 2015 3:24 PM ET Last Updated: Oct 13, 2015 4:28 PM ET
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said she may kill the idea of creating a provincial pension plan if Justin Trudeau's Liberals win the federal election. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says she would drop the idea of creating a provincial pension plan if Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau becomes the next prime minister.
Wynne says she couldn't convince the Harper government to enhance the Canada Pension Plan, so her government introduced an Ontario Retirement Pension Plan that would mirror the CPP, adding to benefits for Ontario workers who do not currently have a private pension plan.
She says if Trudeau wins the Oct. 19 federal election and is willing to improve the CPP, that would be "the solution" to her concerns about people not having enough money to live on when they retire.
Trudeau has been campaigning on a promise to expand the CPP and to return the age of eligibility for Old Age Security to 65 from 67.
The Ontario pension plan, scheduled to begin Jan. 1, 2017, will require mandatory contributions of 1.9 per cent of pay from employers and a matching amount from workers at any company that does not offer a pension.
Wynne is campaigning with federal Liberal candidates in the Toronto area today, and says she's not worried her attacks on Stephen Harper's Conservatives will make it hard to work with them if they're re-elected.
© The Canadian Press, 2015
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Indeed.
加拿大联邦和省政府是独立的。一个省长凭什么对联邦施政说三道四？看这架势如果土豆当选，老太太是顺理成章的慈禧太后了？
支持把政府工的pension计划与CPP合并，这才是真正照顾穷人，与穷人分开搞，多虚伪！