Alliance de la Fonction publique du Canada

PSAC’s National Executive Vice-President (NEVP), Magali Picard, announced her resignation today. 

“It is with a heavy heart today that I announce my resignation. The past month has been a difficult one, personally and professionally. It is the right time for me to focus on the needs of my family,” said Picard. 

Just weeks before the provincial election in New Brunswick, post-graduate student Caitlin Grogan was saddled with a nearly impossible task. Nominated as the NDP candidate for the riding of Quispamsis, just north of Saint John, Grogan had to scramble to gain support and share her vision – all without holding rallies or going door to door due to the pandemic. 

On September 3, PSAC’s Parks bargaining team reached a tentative agreement with the Parks Canada Agency. The bargaining team unanimously recommends ratification of the new agreement.

The ratification kit which includes the full text of the tentative agreement is now available for download.

In a victory for members at Parks Canada, PSAC has reached a tentative agreement that includes a competitive economic increase, greater parity with the core public service, no concessions, and improved working conditions and job security.  

All PSAC members working at Canada Border Services Agency will receive Phoenix damages compensation while bargaining continues for FB members.