Shrinking ratio of Canadian workers to seniors will strain government finances in coming years; only 3 working age individuals for every senior by 202

VANCOUVER—As Canada’s population ages, the number of working-aged Canadians relative to the number of seniors has declined from 5.4 in 2000 to 3.4 in 2022, which means government spending related to demographics is increasing at the same time that the growth in tax revenues is declining, finds a new study by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. “Workers pay the bulk of taxes, which governments need to fund important services, including health care and income transfers to seniors. As the relative number of seniors grows, and the relative number of workers declines, government finances across Canada will be put under increasing strain,” said Ben Eisen, senior fellow at the Fraser Institute and co-author of Understanding the Changing Ratio of Working-Age Canadians to Seniors and Its Consequences.

By Cal Aylmer on 2022 06 11

Keep on with the depop clot shot democide and these numbers will change.40% increase in mortality since the clot shot roll out is it ? in age group 25-44 i forget the exact #, Steve Kirsch has been doing great work looking into this. Between those of us who know whats going on and cant be coerced, fooled , threatened or otherwise herded into euthanising ourselves in the tag em, bag em, sort em, cull em "great theft" of Blackrock and Vanguards, and those maimed and murdered, and steralised if surviving it, the whole humanity thing is looking pretty grotesque at the moment. Thanks Klaus and Harari.

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