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SH Regina Sub-Group Annual General Meeting & Elections
20 hours ago
Save the Date: May 13th – PIPSC SH Regina Sub-Group Annual General Meeting & Elections Please mark your calendars for our upcoming SH Regina Sub-Group Annual General Meeting (AGM). This is a vital opportunity for us to connect, discuss our collective goals, and stay updated on the latest developments within our group and beyond. This …
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Minutes of the ECCC LMCC held on 17 December 2025
23 hours ago
Minutes of the Environment & Climate Change Canada Labour-Management Consultation Committee Meeting held on December 17, 2025 Dear colleagues and friends, Please find attached the minutes of the Environment & Climate Change Canada Labour-Management Consultation Committee Meeting held on December 17, 2025. Minutes of the ECCC LMCC As per the Labour-Management Consultation Framework at Environment …
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Toronto ECCC Branch & Toronto ECCC SP Sub-Group Executive Meeting Minutes Q1 2026
1 day ago
January 12, 2026 PIPSC Toronto ECCC Branch Executive and PIPSC SP ECCC Toronto Sub-Group Executive Virtual Meeting Attendees Name Role – Branch Role – SP Sub-Group Present Andrea Darlington President Present Bill Sukloff Vice President Present Balbir Pabla Treasurer Present Alexandre Fischer Secretary Present Qian Li Member-at-large Absent Diane Pendlebury Member-at-large Present Jian Feng Member-at-large …
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Edmonton PIPSC-SH Subgroup Networking event
1 day ago
Hello members of the Edmonton SH Subgroup, On May 14, 2026 the Executive are hosting a networking event for members. We hope you will join us in Boardroom #1 on the Canasa Place Concourse between 12-1 pm to meet other members and learn more about our union group. Refreshments will be available. The attached poster …
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PIPSC Statement on Spring Economic Update
PIPSC Statement on Spring Economic Update
1 day ago
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 …
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