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Historic swearing in of the Right Honourable Mary Simon as Governor General

On behalf of PIPSC members, President Debi Daviau congratulated the Right Honourable Mary Simon on her swearing in as Canada’s new Governor General.

PIPSC members work at Rideau Hall. President Daviau offered her collaboration on measures that build relationships between management at the Office of the Governor General’s Secretary and workers.

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The Governor General can count on PIPSC members’ dedication to Canadian public services. As the Governor General showcases Canada across the globe, we hope we can strengthen our reputation as one of the world’s most effective public services.

The Right Honourable Mary Simon can also count on our support in advocacy work to defend public services, Indigenous rights and culture, and our values of fairness and equity.

Published on 26 July 2021

3 July 2019
Women Deliver 2019 Conference

Unions Deliver on Gender Equality

Joined by a host of other Canadian union activists, PIPSC attended the world’s largest conference on gender equality, Women Deliver 2019.
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Parliament

A Look Back at Our Accomplishments During the Last Parliament

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13 June 2019
Phoenix compensation

Phoenix Damages Agreement with the Treasury Board Finalized

President Debi Daviau signed the agreement with the Treasury Board that provides compensation to all PIPSC members paid by Phoenix.
6 June 2019
PIPSC

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Parliament

PIPSC Submits its Views on Proposed Changes to the Official Languages Act

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Nix Phoenix - We deserve better.

Message from the President – PBO Report: Replacing Phoenix

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