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Ontario is piloting a social prescribing program based on a similar offering in the U.K., which has reduced visits to doctors and lowered participants' anxiety levels. Is it a good idea and should it be incorporated into workplace wellness programs?

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Do you agree with the upcoming changes around disclosing compensation paid to advisors involved in group benefits and retirement services?

February 21, 2018

Dividend payments have been a key issue in the Sears Canada Inc. case. In a blog post this weekend, Sears shareholder Eddie Lampert defended the dividends and said the pension situation isn't so dire. Are dividends an issue regulators should address?

February 12, 2018

A recent report suggested Americans' retirement savings are in the best shape in a decade, with millennials doing particularly well. Are Canadians similarly on track?

February 05, 2018

In its submission ahead of the federal budget, the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association is calling for flexibility around tax-free savings accounts, particularly by allowing Canadians to hold life annuities within them. Is that a good idea?

January 29, 2018

New media reports suggest the federal government is looking at the idea of a dedicated paternity leave. Is that a good idea?

January 22, 2018

With some larger public pension funds showing increased activity around divestment from fossil fuels recently, are other plans likely to follow suit in the near term?

January 15, 2018

In their election platform, the federal Liberals touted the idea of a seniors price index that would provide more generous inflation adjustments for old-age security and guaranteed income supplement benefits. Is it time for the government to act on that?

January 08, 2018

Is the slew of labour law changes, particularly those related to various types of leave, that have taken effect across Canada recently a concern for employers?

January 02, 2018

Which workplace holiday activity do employees appreciate most?

December 18, 2017

Is economic volatility likely to be a significant concern for business in general, and pension plans in particular, in 2018?

December 10, 2017

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Poll Archives

Do you agree with the upcoming changes around disclosing compensation paid to advisors involved in group benefits and retirement services?

Dividend payments have been a key issue in the Sears Canada Inc. case. In a blog post this weekend, Sears shareholder Eddie Lampert defended the dividends and said the pension situation isn't so dire. Are dividends an issue regulators should address?

A recent report suggested Americans' retirement savings are in the best shape in a decade, with millennials doing particularly well. Are Canadians similarly on track?

In its submission ahead of the federal budget, the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association is calling for flexibility around tax-free savings accounts, particularly by allowing Canadians to hold life annuities within them. Is that a good idea?

New media reports suggest the federal government is looking at the idea of a dedicated paternity leave. Is that a good idea?

With some larger public pension funds showing increased activity around divestment from fossil fuels recently, are other plans likely to follow suit in the near term?

In their election platform, the federal Liberals touted the idea of a seniors price index that would provide more generous inflation adjustments for old-age security and guaranteed income supplement benefits. Is it time for the government to act on that?

Is the slew of labour law changes, particularly those related to various types of leave, that have taken effect across Canada recently a concern for employers?

Which workplace holiday activity do employees appreciate most?

Is economic volatility likely to be a significant concern for business in general, and pension plans in particular, in 2018?

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