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Canada keeps retirement age at 65 while other countries raise theirs
The Globe and Mail · Business
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- People worldwide are leaving the work force later as governments raise normal retirement age.
- Canada's normal retirement age has remained 65 since the 1960s with no known plans to change it.
- Norway, Australia, and other countries have already increased their normal retirement age above 65.
- Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, and Netherlands linked retirement age to future life expectancy changes.
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