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 …

Ottawa, May 11, 2026 — PIPSC has learned that the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) is actively seeking to lease more office space to implement the federal government’s four-day return-to-office mandate, as it does not have enough room for employees in most of its locations. The government is literally looking for more office …

Members of the Professional Unions Network of Canada issued the following statement at the end of their spring meeting on April 30 in Toronto, Ontario. Unions representing professional workers across Canada are calling on governments to abandon their regressive, unilateral return‑to‑office mandates and instead preserve the flexible work arrangements that have proven effective for years. …

With a lower-than-expected deficit, the government now has a clear choice: continue cutting expertise and increasing risk, or reinvest in the public service that keeps critical systems running safely. The truth is that Canada’s losing experts at scale. The statement commits $ 11.3 billion in new spending for the current fiscal year, while maintaining their …

Ottawa, April 10, 2026 — Federal public service professionals met with Members of Parliament (MPs) across the country during the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada’s (PIPSC) recent Lobby Week, bringing frontline expertise into conversations about the future of critical public services. PIPSC members held 56 meetings with MPs from all major parties, …