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Update on the post of national board chair September 22, 2025

Our board leadership titles have changed: “president” is now “national board chair” and “vice-president” is now “national board vice-chair.”  The Association is providing this update to keep all members well-informed about the organization’s governance. Until recently, the director chairing the…

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Sage60: Cool reads for hot days July 23, 2025

Don’t miss the summer issue of Sage60, Sage magazine’s companion publication, featuring four great new articles!  The summer 2025 edition of Sage60, the digital companion to Federal Retirees’ Sage magazine, is here. Published quarterly, Sage60 brings you four fresh, original…

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Watch now: Celebrating our 2025 Volunteer Recognition Award recipients July 22, 2025

Ontario district director Ted Young sets the tone for the 2025 Volunteer Recognition Awards with a warm welcome. He co-hosted the event with acting Association president Hélène Nadeau. Photo: Dave Chan  Behind every successful branch event, advocacy campaign or membership…

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Louis Dumas named 2025 APEX Career Contribution Award winner June 5, 2025

Congratulations to Louis Dumas, the 2025 APEX Career Contribution Award winner!   The National Association of Federal Retirees is proud to sponsor the 2025 APEX Career Contribution Award — and even prouder to recognize this year’s recipient, Louis Dumas, for his…

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A strong year for the CPP: What you need to know May 26, 2025

The CPP fund continues to grow, even in uncertain times, delivering value for current and future retirees.  Internationally recognized as one of world’s top-performing public pension funds, CPP Investments, the organisation responsible for managing the funds of the Canada Pension…

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Celebrating our volunteers: Champions of a better future April 22, 2025

Across the country, Federal Retirees’ volunteers are stepping up to support their communities, advocate for better policies and foster connection.  This National Volunteer Week, taking place from April 27 to May 3, Federal Retirees is proud to celebrate the incredible…

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Association responds to historic decision on the rights of older persons April 11, 2025

Federal Retirees has helped shape a global decision that could redefine aging and human rights.  The National Association of Federal Retirees (Federal Retirees) applauds the United Nations Human Rights Council for its significant strides toward safeguarding the human rights of…

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Explore our membership and partners brochures March 31, 2025

Our membership brochure and Preferred Partners brochure are now easier to access, providing an overview of our mission, advocacy efforts and exclusive member savings.  Looking to learn more about the National Association of Federal Retirees? Our membership and Preferred Partners…

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Federal Retirees calls for action on seniors’ issues in federal election March 25, 2025

A federal election campaign is now underway, and Federal Retirees is calling on all parties to prioritize healthy aging.  As Canadians head to the polls, the National Association of Federal Retirees (Federal Retirees) is calling on all political parties to…

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Federal Retirees volunteer appointed to National Seniors Council March 19, 2025

Dedicated volunteer and advocate Larry Duffield has been appointed to the National Seniors Council, where he’ll help shape policies that support seniors’ well-being across Canada.  We are proud to share that longtime volunteer and advocate Larry Duffield has been appointed…

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Message from the CEO: Canada’s 24th prime minister March 18, 2025

In his latest message, Federal Retirees’ CEO expresses disappointment that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new cabinet lacks a dedicated minister of seniors.  On Friday, March 14, Mark Carney took over from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to become the 24th prime…

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How to start the conversation about fraud March 17, 2025

Let’s normalize talking about fraud — because awareness is our best defense.  One of the biggest challenges in discussing fraud is the stigma surrounding it. Many of those who have been targeted feel embarrassed or blame themselves, believing they should…

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