Trends in health and mortality rates suggest Canadian newborns by the year 2200 can expect to live to 100, nearly double the average life expectancy in 1930. Chief Actuary Jean-Claude Ménard predicted the number of nonagenarians, people in their 90s, will skyrocket this generation: ‘Retirement will become even more expensive.’
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