Who we oppose
Members United slate
We oppose the M4C direction and these candidates.
View the candidate listOur editorial position
Don’t votefor moreof the same.
We oppose the M4C direction and the Members United slate. Read our case, check the sources, and decide how to vote.
Who we recommend
Recommendations
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Our recommendations and reasons will be published here.
View recommendation statusWhy we oppose this direction
Your time. Your money. Your workplace.
We oppose using CAPE’s limited time, money and energy for non-workplace political campaigns. Bargaining, job security, working conditions and representation must come first. Members United promises continuity with M4C. We want a different direction.
3,783 members voted for a workplace-focused mandate. The NEC recommended voting against it. Members chose the opposite direction by more than five votes to one.
Large majorities. A clear difference in priorities.
Members voted in favour
Workplace-focused mandate
3,783 votes
Advance disclosure of resolution costs
3,542 votes
Members voted against
Inquiry into treatment of pro-Palestine workplace activism
3,805 votes
Percentage-based dues proposal
3,889 votes
Public-service pension divestment campaign
3,394 votes
Campaign for federal recognition of genocide in Gaza
2,891 votes
Percentages use votes for and against and exclude abstentions. These are results among participating voters, not percentages of all CAPE members. See every count and the source
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Workplace priorities first
The NEC opposed limiting CAPE’s concerns to employment and the employer relationship. Our position: union time and energy belong on the issues members face at work.
See the record02
Dues are not a blank cheque
The NEC backed a pension-divestment campaign estimated at $250,000, alongside foreign-policy advocacy. We oppose that use of union resources.
See the record03
Show members the costs
The NEC opposed stronger disclosure for resolutions costing $500 or more or likely to increase dues. Members deserve the price tag before they vote.
See the recordLeadership
Nathan Prier: a president’s accountability
“My comments on Reddit were posted to a personal account and reflect my personal beliefs. I was not speaking as the President of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees.”
The National Post reported on a complaint about Prier’s social-media conduct. Excerpts describe allegations that he used an anonymous Reddit account to appear to be an independent supporter of his own posts and harassed and defamed Jewish CAPE members.
Read the leadership sectionOur voting recommendation
Do not vote for these candidates
Members United slate
President
- Nathan Prier
Vice-Presidents
- Masha Davidovic
- Antoine Hersberger
TR Directors
- Alice Dubeau
- Émilie Rochon-Gruselle
EC Directors
- Adrian Larose
- Anastasia Dudley
- Andrew Arcand
- An Gie Yong
- Alissa Mazar
- Chad Bredin
- Dorian Jensen
- Frank Assu
- James Fitzgerald
EC Directors (continued)
- Jessica Squires
- Kacy Doucet
- Karina Kessaris
- Kayla Carman
- Lily Spek
- Malcolm Warmerdam
- Marcello Barisonzi
- Marilou Favreau-Léger
- Megan Sicard
EC Directors (continued)
- Neil Burron
- Nicole Kavanagh
- Rebecca Clark
- Samantha Bokma
- Sami Rehman
- Shawn Barney
- Tasha Rabinowitz
- Thomas Côté
These candidates are listed by Members United. Our recommendation concerns their shared slate and direction, not an allegation of individual misconduct.
See the slate’s own candidate listRoster checked September 30, 2026Recommended candidates
Our choices for a workplace-first union.
Not yet announced
Recommendations and reasons will be published here.
President
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Vice-Presidents
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TR Directors
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EC Directors
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