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- A Nanos survey shows over 75% of Canadians support a 10% boost to Old Age Security for seniors aged 65-74, a key demand from the Bloc Québécois.
- Economic experts warn this policy is costly and poorly targeted, potentially adding $16.1 billion over five years.
- Political tensions are rising, with the Bloc pushing for an ultimatum before year-end.
Most Canadians Support Expanding Old Age Security Despite Expert Warnings
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