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There is no Alberta Pension Plan that exists today. All provinces also already run their own police forces. So there has been no movement on this in Alberta.
by nonchalantsui 1y ago
There is no Alberta Pension Plan that exists today. All provinces also already run their own police forces. So there has been no movement on this in Alberta.
- badc0ffee 1y ago> There is no Alberta Pension Plan that exists today. There is a fund (AIMCo) that the government is proposing to convert in to a general pension plan. So far that has not been popular enough to translate into concrete action. > All provinces also already run their own police forces. No, rural policing is handled by the RCMP in 8 provinces. Ontario has the OPP and Quebec has SQ. > So there has been no movement on this in Alberta. The idea of the police force is more popular with voters than the idea of the pension plan. So, something could come of it: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-plans-to-create-independent-police-agency-as-alternative-option-to-rcmp-1.7504377 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-plans-to-cre...
- giltron 1y agoAnd the numbers the UCP used from the consulting report were disputed by multiple groups including CPP. However it appears to not be moving forward anymore. https://www.benefitsandpensionsmonitor.com/news/industry-news/premier-halts-pension-plan-vote-as-uncertainty-over-albertas-cpp-share-deepens/391926 https://www.benefitsandpensionsmonitor.com/news/industry-new...