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Surprise! Wynne confirms Ontario Registered Pension Plan coming despite Trudeau win
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October 23, 2015
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2:55Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports, despite the promises made during the last few weeks of the campaign, Kathleen Wynne now says that she can't (won't?) stop plans to institute an Ontario Registered Pension Plan after all.
We shouldn't be surprised since we all know that promises made by politicians aren't really worth anything.
And, it can't be denied that Wynne said if Justin became PM, she would not have to go ahead with her plans for the ORPP but now she says that not even a Prime Minister Trudeau can enhance the CPP without the cooperation from all of the Provinces.
Or, maybe he told her to just go ahead because he can't fulfill his promise for many years either?
Whatever the case, this just shows that we're in for a "fun" couple of years of watching both the Provincial and now Federal Liberals break promise, after promise while we the taxpayers, are left with nothing but buyer's remorse.
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