Premier Danielle Smith continues to say Alberta deserves $334-billion if it leaves CPP
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta will continue its $7.5-million pension-exit advertising and survey campaign, despite acknowledging the key dollar figure is disputed and likely headed to court.
“The amount of the asset transferred will then determine how much we can reduce premiums or it will determine how much we can increase benefits.” “Yesterday, they started to show what all the rest of us know, which is that it’s a ridiculous number.Notley added, “At the end of the day, what is happening is Albertans’ money is being spent in a campaign full of misinformation and lies in order to persuade Albertans to let Danielle Smith and the UCP have access to their retirement savings.”
They note the survey doesn’t ask Albertans if they want to leave the CPP, but instead only asks them how they would like an Alberta plan structured.
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