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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2023 · 28 MIN

Is leaving the CPP in the Public Interest, Alberta Politics, and Work to Eliminate the Risk of Concussion

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

Is leaving the Canada Pension Plan in the best interest of all Albertans – and do most of us event want to leave the safety of the CPP for the unknown of a Provincial Pension Plan? We asked Bradley Lafortune, Executive Director of Public Interest Alberta for his take on the controversial numbers and the response he’s getting from Albertans. Continuing the conversation on the proposed APP, or Alberta Pension Plan, we asked for the thoughts of Mount Royal University political scientist Lori Williams. We asked the professor for her perspective on the plan - and what the road to a potential referendum might look like. It’s a new invention that might just eliminate the risk of concussion in the world of sport…and it was created by a US college student. With details on this “stabilizing hood” and how it works, we got a check up with our “on-call family physician”, Dr. Ted Jablonski.

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