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Canada Pension Plan is of growing importance

The viability of the Canada Pension Plan shows how reforms adopted in 1997 are paying off in a big way today—the Canada Pension Plan is not only financially sound, but is also operating so that each generation now pays for its own pensions. This was not the situation in the mid-1990s. The outlook then was much different.

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