The government billed its partnership as a “Made in Canada” innovation, but PIPSC has serious concerns about the secretive implementation, lack of union consultation, and foreign operations behind this “Canadian” AI champion. Read our analysis of what this means for federal workers and public services.

A recent poll by the right-wing Canadian Tax Federation, which found that a majority of Canadians support cutting the public service, is littered with bias and methodological problems. It is both impossible and irresponsible to claim with certainty that these results accurately represent the views of Canadians.

If you are interested in participating as Chair, Member or Friend on a PIPSC standing committee of the Board for 2026, you are invited to submit your expression of interest by completing the prescribed form by the deadline of Monday, October 6, 2025.

The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada (PIPSC) is sounding the alarm over federal government cuts at the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).

Supporting Gender Transition at Work: An Updated Guide for PIPSC Members and Managers offers practical resources, tools, and best practices for building workplaces where queer, trans and Two-Spirit workers feel safe and welcome.