Update Your Password
On Tuesday, December 14 we sent members an email to update their passwords in our new membership system.
EC bargaining update - committee members
We have elected a big, representative EC Bargaining Committee for when we start bargaining this Fall – a new and more democratic way to do bargaining here at CAPE.
CAPE urges federal government to implement IEA remote work recommendation
CAPE is calling on the federal government to implement the International Energy Agency’s recommendations to curb oil demand and combat soaring prices and fuel shortages in response…
National Employment Equity Council Launched, Calls for Action in Next Federal Budget
Read CAPE President Nathan Prier's statement Watch the full press conference OTTAWA — Representatives from more than 20 labour unions, human rights, advocacy and community-based…
CAPE President Nathan Prier’s statement at the launch of the National Employment Equity Council
Read the press release Watch the full press conference (Check against delivery) The federal government – the nation’s biggest employer – has a responsibility to build a public…
CAPE briefs MP Yves Perron on interpreter health and safety
On March 9, representatives from the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) met virtually with Yves Perron, Bloc Québécois Whip and member of the Board of Internal Economy, to discuss ongoing health and safety concerns affecting parliamentary interpreters.
This International Women’s Day, make your mark!
Today, on International Women’s Day, it’s important to celebrate the monumental impact that women have had throughout the labour movement – and also within CAPE itself. But it’s…
Volunteer for the Election and Resolutions Committee, cohort 2026!
We are seeking dedicated members to serve on the Elections and Resolutions Committee Cohort 2026!
10 years of Phoenix: Public servants are still paying the price
A full decade later, federal public servants remain caught in the web of the Phoenix debacle – the most expensive government IT blunder in Canadian history. So far, the system has…
Bargaining update #0
We’ve taken the first step! We have elected a big, representative TR Bargaining Committee, which is all set for the first round of open bargaining in the history of the federal public service.
