‘Canada benefits when all ages work together to optimize the standard of living.’ Letters to the editor for Aug. 3
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‘Canada benefits when all ages work together to optimize the standard of living.’ Letters to the editor for Aug. 3
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The labour force participation rate for Canadians aged 65 and over hit a record 15.2 per cent in 2025.
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Re “We need more government incentives for older adults to keep working” (Report on Business, July 30): Canada is aging faster than it can replace itself. Immigration has slowed, and the economy needs workers of all ages to remain product…
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