OTTAWA — Almost all the remaining MPs from the old Reform Party -- including Stephen Harper -- stand to collect over $100,000 a year in pension benefits once they retire.
Eleven of the original group of 52 Reformers, who captured public attention with their stand against "gold-plated" pensions for members of Parliament, are still sitting in the House of Commons.
And they may find their old pension promises coming back to haunt them as the Harper government turns its attention to eliminating the federal deficit.
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Eleven of the original group of 52 Reformers, who captured public attention with their stand against "gold-plated" pensions for members of Parliament, are still sitting in the House of Commons.
And they may find their old pension promises coming back to haunt them as the Harper government turns its attention to eliminating the federal deficit.
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