In the 1970s there were about seven working-aged Canadians for every senior. Today, there are about four working-aged Canadians for every senior and by 2030 that will be half, or about two working-aged Canadians per senior.
Director, Task Force, Special Projects, Department of Human Resources and Skills Development
In the 1970s there were about seven working-aged Canadians for every senior. Today, there are about four working-aged Canadians for every senior and by 2030 that will be half, or about two working-aged Canadians per senior.
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