Making Things Happen
At the PNA, we’re committed to being in that first group — the ones who make things happen. That’s why we’ve launched an ambitious advocacy strategy. After all, speaking up for our members is at the heart of what we do.
REPORT FROM THE CBC PNA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The National Board of Directors met recently to take stock of this past year and chart our course forward.
MORE FUNDING FOR CBC – BUT QUESTIONS STILL TO BE ANSWERED
The CBC Pensioners National Association is pleased to see more funding for the CBC included in the federal budget tabled yesterday in the House of Commons.
JANUARY 2026 PENSION COST OF LIVING INCREASE
CBC Pensioners will see an increase in their pensions of 1.99% effective January 1, 2026.
SUPPLEMENTARY HEALTH CARE PLAN PREMIUMS REDUCED
Beginning January 1, 2026 health care plan premiums for the retired CBC employees will see a modest decrease in most Provinces and Territories. The rates will vary as plan benefits are linked to provincial coverage.
How to access your surplus payout information
You need to access your account on the CBC Pension Administration Centre ...
National President Dan Oldfield has written an excellent opinion piece on the folly behind defunding CBC/Radio-Canada.
It’s just been published in Canada’s National Observer.
The office of the CBC Pensioners National Association is open for our members
Our office is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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By becoming a member of the PNA, you will be invited to activities that connect you with other retirees. You will be able to save money through our privilege programs, have access to our retiree support services, and have your say on issues that affect you and other retirees.
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Making Things Happen
You’ve probably heard the saying, “There are three kinds of people: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened.” At the PNA, we’re committed to being in that first group — the ones who make things happen. That’s why we’ve launched an ambitious advocacy strategy. After all, […]
Advocacy in Action: Addressing the Challenges Facing Retirees
CBC pensioners are fortunate to be part of a relatively small group of retirees with the security of a defined benefit pension plan. But that doesn’t mean we’re immune to today’s challenges. Like all older Canadians, we are affected by rising costs, access to care, and the risk of isolation. A newly released survey from […]
What to Do if a Pensioner Can No Longer Manage Their Affairs or Has Passed Away
We know it’s not easy to think about, but it’s important to be prepared. If a CBC pensioner becomes unable to manage their own affairs, or if they pass away, here is what families and caregivers need to know. Your CBC ID Number is Key Always keep your CBC ID number handy. It can be […]
REPORT FROM THE CBC PNA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The National Board of Directors met recently to take stock of this past year and chart our course forward. These meetings are how we make sure the PNA stays strong, relevant, and truly focused on what matters most to our members across the country. The Board refreshed our mission, vision and values (https://www.cbcpensioners.ca/mission-vision-values/), along with […]
MORE FUNDING FOR CBC – BUT QUESTIONS STILL TO BE ANSWERED
The CBC Pensioners National Association is pleased to see more funding for the CBC included in the federal budget tabled yesterday in the House of Commons. One hundred and fifty million dollars in 2025-26 for CBC/Radio-Canada has been committed in order to “strengthen its mandate to serve the public and to better reflect the needs of […]
PENSION COST OF LIVING INCREASE
CBC Pensioners will see an increase in their pensions of 1.99% effective January 1, 2026. The increased cost of living is calculated annually. The calculation is determined by averaging the Consumer Price Index (CPI), as reported by Statistics Canada, over a 12-month period. In our case the period is September 2024 to October 2025. This is done […]
SUPPLEMENTARY HEALTH CARE PLAN PREMIUMS REDUCED
Beginning January 1, 2026 health care plan premiums for the retired CBC employees will see a modest decrease in most Provinces and Territories. The rates will vary as plan benefits are linked to provincial coverage. The premium cuts follow discussions between the Pensioners National Association and the CBC. While overall costs have increased slightly, we […]
