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When it comes to OAS reform, are we asking the right questions?
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OPINION
When it comes to OAS reform, are we asking the right questions?
JOHN STAPLETON
CONTRIBUTED TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED JUNE 11, 2026
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In the polarized debate over Old Age Security, both sides are missing the point.
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John Stapleton is a social policy, ageing, and well-being policy fellow at the National Institute on Ageing
The debate over Old Age Security (OAS) has become increasingly polarized.
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