Message from the president: CAPE town hall – follow-up and next steps
I was thrilled to see so many members in attendance at our recent town hall. The presentation led to several exciting and thought-provoking exchanges with members on this new…
Message from the president - National Day of Remembrance of the Québec City Mosque Attack and Action against Islamophobia
On this day in 2017, six members of Québec City’s Muslim community were killed and 19 more seriously injured when a racist gunman indiscriminately opened fire after their evening…
Message from the President – International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust
More than 80 years have passed since the beginning of the Holocaust, one of the darkest periods in the world’s collective history. More than six million Jews were murdered – two…
Message from CAPE President Nathan Prier
Read more about your new president A very happy 2024 to all of you! I hope that the new year was rung in with a sense of optimism and enthusiasm for the months ahead. Personally, I…
CAPE stands with Québec public sector workers
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) would like to express its support and solidarity with the hundreds of thousands of Québec public sector workers who are, or will soon be, on…
Women's History Month: Message from the President
Every October we recognize Women’s History Month, and the contributions of women in society, including the federal workplace. I know how much better the workplace is when we include a diversity of voices and experiences, like those of CAPE’s members, including women from all backgrounds and experiences.
Message from the President – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Today, Orange Shirt Day and the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, is a painful reminder of the horrific injustices that Indigenous peoples across Canada have experienced – and continue to endure today.
Labour Day 2023: Message from the President
This year has been a pivotal one for the Canadian labour movement, as unions across the country – federally, regionally and locally – raised their voices to demand better treatment, respect for human rights and fair compensation for hundreds of thousands of workers.
National Indigenous Peoples Day
What we recognize as Canadian identity is so intrinsically linked to the past, present and future of all the First Nations who live here. And together, we can help to ensure that their traditions and languages are preserved, protected and given the resources to thrive.
National Public Service Week 2023
CAPE is honoured to represent 24,000 federal public sector members, and I want to take the opportunity of National Public Service Week to invite everyone to join us in celebrating and recognizing your hard work.
