Figures.

No issue there. I just had a bridge done. Very expensive.

I wish. I can still opt into my pension plan dental plan so am not eligible. (I never did opt into it when I retired.)
Ty.

Same. Not eligible either.

Source?

I do not qualify because I belong to a pension plan that has a dental plan that costs more than the benefits it provides for retirees like myself. I chose not to pay for this plan, so not eligible for the government plan. I pay for all my dental. Reached out to the Liberal party. No response.

For many days my doorbell camera captured a scary old man coming into my house-- and sometimes not leaving until the next morning. Frightening since I live alone. I deleted the videos after the shocking revelation of who he actually was.

My MP is a Conservative. I can't even get responses from Liberals on this issue. Sounds simple; it isn't. Our concerns are dismissed.

As usual, the article is misleading. If, like me, and my former co workers, who are retired and have the option of joining our overpriced pension plan dental program but chose not to (and we are not government employees), we are not eligible. Ridiculous. Discriminating against retired union members.

And you're very welcome!

Exactly. It was a promise based on a premise, not reality.

A link to the article if anyone is interested www.iask.ca/news/48f7681...

Too many cats?

That feature is still there.

Interesting...nope