Last night Obama needed to win. There really was no other option. Obama was so on (and then some) that you could feel Bill Maher's elation when he tweeted about the return of the "Black Ninja." Then it got seriously real when the issue of energy and drilling companies motivated both to pretty much get into each other's grills creating one of many unexpected and unforgettable moments. Moments such as a woman named Lorraine. Or was it Lorianne? In fact, there was a binder full of women. Romney attempting to spike the ball by asking Obama repeatedly if he has in fact checked his (much smaller) pension. And Michelle and Ann's fashion blunder.

OTTAWA - Conservative backbenchers don't have much of a say when it comes to government legislation, but when it comes to the touchy subject of their ...

Seniors and members of the labour movement concerned about changes to Old Age Security staged peaceful sit-ins at the offices of 24 Conse...

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OTTAWA - The upcoming federal budget will not include changes to the Old Age Security program for seniors but changes are coming, Finance Minister Jim...

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With the federal government potentially eyeing changes to public sector pensions, there are new calls to alter the pensions that members ...

OTTAWA - A new study says the federal government is under-reporting its pension liabilities by some $80 billion.The C.D. Howe Institute says Ottawa's ...