Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have been engaged in a feud over pensions.
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have been engaged in a feud over pensions.
She spoke with Maclean’s political editor Paul Wells about the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan.
Wynne says the ORPP is needed because “people in their 20s and 30s and 40s are not able to save enough, so they’re worried about their security and their retirement.”
You can read whole interview on Macleans.ca for the full interview.
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