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A National Seniors Day message from Federal Retirees Oct 1, 2026
Federal Retirees’ CEO, Anthony Pizzino, looks at why retirement security matters for older Canadians, their communities and the country as a whole.
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From our CEO: Our priorities for the fall sitting Sept 30, 2026
Parliament’s back. Here’s what our CEO is watching for this fall.
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Sept. 30 Sept 29, 2026
Sept. 30 is a day to remember the children who never returned home from residential schools, honour survivors and make space for the voices of Indigenous Peoples.
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CPP Investments public meetings coming this fall Sept 25, 2026
CPP Investments’ public meetings give Canadians an opportunity to learn more about the CPP Fund and ask questions directly. (Photo: CPP Investments) CPP Investments is bringing its public meetings to communities across Canada this fall, and Federal Retirees members may…
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A major step forward for the rights of older persons Aug 27, 2026
After years of making the case for a UN Convention on the Rights of Older Persons, the work has moved to the negotiating table, where discussions are now focused on what the new treaty will contain.
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Federal Budget 2026: Investing in aging well Aug 14, 2026
Investing in retirement security and healthy aging is good for Canadians, for our communities and for the economy. With Canada’s over-65 population projected to reach 11 million within two decades, a plan to enable healthy, active and financially secure retirements…
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At the table: Federal Retirees brings priorities to New Brunswick leadership July 22, 2026
Retirement income, healthy aging and access to care were at the centre of discussions with New Brunswick’s premier and cabinet ministers.
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Back from the brink June 19, 2026
National Public Service Week series: A team of inveterate public servants helped save the whooping crane, North America’s tallest bird, whose numbers had dwindled to 22 birds in the 1940s.
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Canada’s robotic triumph June 18, 2026
National Public Service Week series: Public servants at the National Research Council worked alongside private-sector companies to build the Canadarm.
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A hardier rose would smell as sweet June 17, 2026
National Public Service Week series: Federal scientists managed to breed a series of roses that are hardy enough to withstand Canadian winters when covered by a snowfall instead of artificial protection.
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Protecting the world from Ebola June 16, 2026
National Public Service Week series: Scientists at the National Microbiology Lab of the Public Health Agency of Canada developed a vaccine to protect Canadians and others from the Zaire strain of Ebola.
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