Paul Kershaw

Their service is baked into housing markets, government budgets and the deteriorating health of our planet

Though there are more doctors per capita today compared to when boomers were young, the system remains overwhelmed by rising medical costs

Current pledges to reduce housing unaffordability may not help enough for years

To protect democracy, voters should be given more time to consider all that information

They pay higher rents, take on larger mortgages, delay or abandon homeownership and start families later because our political choices leave them no alternative

Let’s vote for politicians who talk about responsibility

Privilege comes with obligations to protect lower- and middle-income renters, for whom the burden of housing, grocery and energy inflation is heaviest

Since the CPP was designed to replace retirement income regardless of one’s affluence, OAS no longer needs to deliver taxpayer subsidies for rich and poor retirees alike

Canada’s plans for population aging run afoul of the ‘intergenerational golden rule’ and needs to be remedied

The lobby for retirees, the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP), is displaying the intergenerational solidarity missing from Parliament