Declared dead, Ontario man is indeed alive and fighting for his pension

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Michael Zakrzewski got the shock of his life when he received a letter saying he’s been dead for more than a year — and owes the Government of Canada more than $3,500 in Old Age Security payments.

The 67-year-old man, who lives in Perth, Ont., just west of Ottawa, immediately called Service Canada, assuming it must be a scam. Instead, the department confirmed the letter was legitimate and based on correspondence from a Polish authority. 

“Who made me dead? Based on what? I asked them: do you have my death certificate in front of you? They said, no.” said Zakrzewski, who received the letter last month saying

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