Don't Hike CPP Contributions, Fix EI to Help Canadians Retire Richer
Ontario residents are far less likely to be eligible for EI payments, and yet Ontario taxpayers pay the brunt of EI taxes
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm—— Bio and Archives--December 19, 2013
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This column was first published in the Hamilton Spectator on Nov 27
Worried about retirement savings? Premier Wynne is certainly worried for you. She doesn’t think that families in Ontario are saving enough for their retirement. Considering how much we are nickeled-and-dimed in this country, maybe she’s right. The further the government reaches into our pockets, the less we have to put away for the future.
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