We have about $580 billion of debt that we owe directly because government was borrowing. However, if one were to do the actuarial mathematical calculation to see what kind of money is now needed to fulfil all future obligations of the Canada pension plan, one would see the amount of shortfall is in the neighbourhood of $500 billion, an astronomical number.
Nous avons approximativement 580 milliards de dettes résultant d'emprunts du gouvernement, mais dans le cas du régime de pensions du Canada, si on fait les calculs actuariels, on voit qu'il manquerait environ 500 milliards pour faire face à toutes les obligations futures.