An Ontario man feared the worst after he was told there was no record of his 20-year pension when he went to collect it.
"I was panicking. There is a fear when someone tells you - you don't exist," said Ihor Weryha of Mississauga.
Thursday, Feb. 15, is Pension Awareness Day, which the FSRA says is a time to think about planning for the future for when it's time to retire. "You worked all these years to save it, you want to get it back when it's time to have it," said Weryha. "Pay attention to that pension."found 81 per cent of people are more concerned about paying for day to day expenses than saving for retirement. Twenty per cent said they think they will never be able to retire.
Two women were killed and a third was seriously injured after a stabbing attack at an apartment building west of Montreal Thursday morning, Quebec provincial police say.The federal government committed to planting two billion trees across the country to restore natural habitats and fight climate change, and now Quebec wants to harvest some of them.
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