"Her answer... cobbling it together.'"

Really? She's worried about government finances? Maybe Boomers should have planned further ahead rather than vote to spend so much of the budgets on themselves and stubbornly avoid tax increases. They protested the Vietnam War instead of protesting our undemocratic, first-past-the-post voting system perpetuating these problems.
She's worried that Millennials won't "pay their own way"? Canada should've prepared for the dearth of decent jobs and the glut of Baby Boomer healthcare costs decades ago.
Finally, the workforce isn't the place to just try things out and hope to eventually find your passion. A job that ends up being a bad fit or just plain lousy will send your mental health down the drain, while you simultaneously need to keep a roof over your head etc. Not to mention the high cost to companies of having to constantly retrain new recruits. That approach has already proven itself to be unworkable.