AGM 2026 - Save the Date
Like last year, the AGM will be a full-day event, taking place on Sunday, November 15 at the Delta Hotel in Ottawa. The meeting will be held in a hybrid format, allowing for in-person and virtual attendance.
CAPE calls for Prime Minister Carney to answer for the costs of RTO
Today marks the first day of the federal government's four-day return-to-office mandate, and CAPE is demanding that Prime Minister Mark Carney do something his government has so far refused to do: explain who this policy is actually for.
Despite Carney’s efforts, Canada’s bilingualism is not a problem to solve
Since he launched his campaign, Mark Carney’s position on the French language has been clear: it’s a nuisance. Even now, he continues to treat Canada’s official bilingual status as…
Call for Volunteers - CAPE’s Elections Appeals Committee
CAPE is looking for volunteers to join the 2026 Elections Appeals Committee (EAC) pursuant to Bylaw 3.48. How to Apply Members interested in serving on the EAC are invited to…
Callout for volunteers for CAPE’s Member Conduct Roster
CAPE is looking for volunteers to join the 2025-2028 Member Conduct Roster (MCR), pursuant to By-law 5. By-law 5 provides a framework for acceptable conduct and the resolution of disputes between CAPE members. By-law 5 also outlines the process for the handling of complaints of misconduct.
Have your voice heard! Member resolution call-out 2026
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees invites members to submit resolutions for consideration by the membership this fall.
Call for Nominations: Mandate 2027-29
Run for an elected position on the National Executive Committee (NEC) and contribute to your union! This is your opportunity to define the future of your union.
The government’s RTO “philosophy” benefits commercial landlords, not Canadians
The Treasury Board is finally saying the quiet part out loud when it comes to the federal government’s counterproductive and spectacularly wasteful mandates on in-office presence…
Submission to the Auditor General on behalf of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees’ Disability Justice Caucus
Please see this submission to the Auditor General on behalf of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees’ Disability Justice Caucus.
Massive public service cuts make Carney’s 'strong economy’ unattainable for most Canadians
While Prime Minister Mark Carney talks about building a strong economy, his actions show clear choices to weaken the public service, prop up an economic reality that’s inaccessible for most Canadians, and make it easier for profit-first private interests to move in when public systems are under strain.
