Finance Minister Bill Morneau will be meeting with his provincial and territorial counterparts as soon as possible to start working on increasing the CPP benefit, Advisor reports.
This is according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s mandate letter to Morneau, which lists CPP expansion as a top priority. That letter was made public on Nov. 13.
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