PIPSC expresses profound frustration with the Federal Court's decision to dismiss the certification of the Black Class Action lawsuit. We stand firmly with our Black members and the Black Class Action Secretariat in their pursuit of justice and will support further legal avenues to address systemic racism in the federal public service.

We condemn in the strongest terms the attacks on science and research initiated by the Trump administration and its policies.

PIPSC urges the government to continue to support Canadians by redeveloping its procurement strategy to ensure that we buy Canadian, invest Canadian, and build Canadian.

As Canada navigates a trade war with retaliatory tariffs, we find ourselves in a position of stunning contradiction says PIPSC President. While facing tariffs on $155 billion worth of American goods, and more, the Canadian government continues to send billions of Canadian tax dollars south through federal outsourcing contracts to the very nation challenging our economic sovereignty.

Nine years after its launch, the Phoenix Pay System continues to fail Canada's public servants and Canadian taxpayers while costs soar past $3.5 billion. As the government pours more money into outsourced solutions, 300,000 pay issues remain unresolved. PIPSC and CAPE presidents speak out on this ongoing crisis.