Federally, we have a basic income system for seniors via the old age security and guaranteed income supplement. We have a system for families with children via the Canada child benefit. But we really have no institutional supports for adults who don't fit either of those two categories. It is one of the big shortfalls in Canadian income security. A portion of those people are going to have disabilities, so some sort of Canadian disability program would be an important part of covering that group.
Another important part would be really changing the way the Canada workers benefit functions. It is a support for relatively low-income households, but it's fairly minor, and you need to have employment earnings. If you don't have employment earnings, then you can't receive the Canada workers benefit. One of the reasons that people live in low income is because they don't have employment earnings. Changing the way the Canada workers benefit functions such that it does apply to people with no or particularly low incomes would really cover off that gap in Canada's income security system.