Mr. Speaker, over the past five years we have made significant investments in our seniors.
One of the first things we did was restore the age of retirement back to 65, from the 67 the Conservatives wanted to send it to. We then increased, by 10%, the guaranteed income supplement for our most vulnerable single seniors that kicks in at 75. We made investments in housing and investments in affordable drug strategies. We continue to move forward in many different ways to support our seniors.
Yes, indeed, we have also committed to raising the OAS for seniors over 75, because we recognize there are greater costs associated with living longer, which is a good thing for Canadians. We will be there to help them.