Canada faces increasingly complex pressures, including climate-related disasters, public health threats, cybersecurity risks, economic uncertainty, and rapid technological change. Meeting these challenges requires a modern, well-supported, and evidence-driven public service with the institutional knowledge and professional capacity to respond effectively. Fiscal responsibility and institutional capacity should not be treated as competing objectives.  PIPSC recognizes the …

Halifax, May 22 2026 – Over 100 federal employees, mainly members of the  Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, are gathering in Halifax at lunch time today to protest federal job cuts and Workforce Adjustment measures affecting public service professionals across the country. “When public service jobs are cut, Canadians lose expertise they …

Public servants know what happens when the federal government pushes ahead before the basics are ready. They saw it with the problem-plagued Phoenix pay system, where warnings were ignored, implementation was rushed, and workers were left to deal with the consequences for years. Now, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) employees are seeing that pattern take shape …

Fredericton, New Brunswick, May 14, 2026 — A new radio and digital ad campaign is calling on New Brunswickers to help save the province’s public veterinarians before critical services are eliminated and privatized. Launched by the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada (PIPSC), the campaign is asking the question the Holt government still …

National Public Service Week (NPSW) is happening from June 14 to June 20. To highlight the hard work you do for Canadians, we’re running a contest to build momentum for fair and flexible work in the public service.  The more you take part, the more chances you have to win one of 2 $100 gift …