You attend four years of university and finally make it to the real world securing a great job, in Saskattoon, where you want to plant your roots. The pay is also what you felt your schooling and limited life experiences dictate.
Now after working for one year, you are now 24 years old. While at work you are on top of a large building and doing your job, following all the work safe practices. However, a freak accident now has you paralyzed from the nipples down.
This is where it gets interesting; you go on LTD (Long term disability) which takes very good care of you until age 65 years. At age 65 it is my belief you no longer get LTD, you do get Old Age Pension until you die.
Has anyone any personal knowledge of the Act. Does your benifits increase with the cost of living? What does occur when you turn 65 and can not afford to provide for you and possibly your family?