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Press release: Canadian government undermines French language with reckless Translation Bureau cuts

On the Journée de la Francophonie, the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) is condemning the Translation Bureau’s new five-year business plan that will shrink the bureau’s workforce by nearly 25%, directly undermining the rights of francophone Canadians to access information of equal quality to that enjoyed by anglophones and damaging the integrity of both official languages in Canada.

RCMP Bargaining Update

The bargaining team met on February 10 to prepare for the next bargaining session starting on February 18. The bargaining committee also attended a presentation by Goldblatt Partners on RCMP Recourse Procedures and Processes.

CAPE statement – Liberal leadership result

CAPE offers congratulations to Mark Carney, who was announced as the winner of the Liberal leadership race last night and will soon assume the role of prime minister. We look forward to working with him to strengthen and protect Canada’s federal public sector in the face of an unprecedented national crisis.

Letter to RCMP commissioner

You will find here a copy of a letter sent on behalf of CMs, signed by CAPE, PSAC, PIPSC and CUPE Local 104 presidents, to the RCMP commissioner in January, as well as the very disappointing response from the commissioner.

Request to Make a Donation on Behalf of CAPE

Requestor: Nathan Prier, CAPE National President ( president@acep-cape.ca) Organization for which donation is requested: Fondation Collège des Hauts Sommets Status: Charitable…