OTTAWA — A handful of Liberals are signalling that their party will be voting against the Bloc Québécois motion to increase old age pension payments for all seniors, which would ensure that at least two opposition parties will attempt to bring down the government.

The Conservatives have already tried to bring down the government with an unsuccessful non-confidence motion, while NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has said his party will decide on a case-by-case basis.

Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault said that he “personally” would be voting against the Bloc’s motion.{ai:summary}<p>Some Liberal MPs oppose a Bloc Québécois motion to raise old age pensions for seniors, indicating potential support for government opposition. The Conservatives previously attempted a non-confidence motion, while the NDP will evaluate their stance individually.  </p><p>#politics</p>

Liberals poised to vote against Bloc motion to increase old age pension payment for all seniors

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