CAPE President Nathan Prier on Budget 2025
A day after the federal government released Budget 2025, CAPE and other federal unions held a press conference to address the impacts on the public service. Below are CAPE President Nathan Prier's…
Public sector job cuts undermine the federal government’s commitment to Canadians
Originally published in English in Perspectives Journal . By Nathan Prier, president of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees and Clement Nocos, director of policy and…
Media advisory: Press conference - Federal unions respond to 2025 federal budget
PRESS CONFERENCE: Federal unions respond to 2025 federal budget
EC Candidates Debate
It is election time again which means you will cast your vote in November to choose one new EC Director to sit on the National Executive Committee. Please join us for a virtual…
CAPE stands with The Alberta Teachers’ Association, condemns Bill 2
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) stands unequivocally with thousands of educators who are fighting for the basic right to bargain, for better schools, and…
Congratulations to ATU Local 1557 members
CAPE congratulates STO transit workers on fighting for and reaching an agreement for wage parity with other municipal transit workers and good working conditions. Our members rely…
CAPE’s OPBO Bargaining Unit members ratify tentative agreement
Ottawa, October 17, 2025– Members of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) belonging to CAPE’s Bargaining Unit at the OPBO, have voted in favour of ratifying…
Tentative Agreement reached between CAPE and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer
On September 25, 2025, CAPE and its OPBO Bargaining Team reached a tentative agreement for the amendment and renewal of their collective agreement with the Office of the…
Help shape bargaining language around menstruation fertility and menopause (MFM)
CAPE is currently getting ready for the 2026 bargaining round. MFM is an important topic, and we need to hear from you. Following the survey, we now need to know what concerns you…
Tentative Agreement reached between CAPE and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer
On September 25, 2025, CAPE and its OPBO Bargaining Team reached a tentative agreement for the amendment and renewal of their collective agreement with the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer.
