Update Your Password
On Tuesday, December 14 we sent members an email to update their passwords in our new membership system.
RTO petition campaign results and next steps
On September 10, 2025, CAPE hosted a debrief of the RTO petition campaign and shared results, analysis, and next steps with participants.
If you missed the session, grab a cup of tea and read more…
RCMP CMs – new collective agreement: what you need to know
We are pleased to announce that as of November 27, 2025, the collective agreements for RCMP civilian members belonging to the SPS-ESS and SPS-TRL groups have come into effect.
The new agreements will…
CAPE and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer sign new collective agreement
We are pleased to announce that the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer (OPBO) have signed the new collective…
Budget 2025 passage will hurt Canadians’ access to government services
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees is decrying the passage of the government’s budget, which calls for cutting 40,000 public service jobs in three years without…
Request to make a donation on behalf of CAPE: The Alberta Teachers’ Association
Requestor: Nathan Prier, CAPE National President ( president@acep-cape.ca) Organization for which donation is requested: The Alberta Teachers’ Association Status: Not-for-profit…
Public service job cuts proposed in Budget 2025 will hurt all Canadians, says CAPE
OTTAWA – The federal government’s plan to cut 40,000 public service jobs in the next three years will directly hamper its ability to deliver on its promises, says the Canadian…
Canada Strong? Not Without Public Servants
Efficiency and automation are key, but real strength comes from experienced workers delivering programs Canadians rely on.
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…
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…
