Regulatory and Licensing Bodies
in Canada

Cross Provincial Practice (CPP) Certificate (applicable for Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan).

For more information, visit caslpo.com.

#620, 4445 Calgary Trail NW
Edmonton, AB T6H 5R7

Telephone: 780-944-1609
Toll-free: 800-537-0589 (Alberta only)
Fax: 780.408.3925

Website: acslpa.ca
Email: registration@acslpa.ca

1-333 Vaughan St.
Winnipeg, MB R3B 3J9

Telephone: 204-453-4539
Fax: 204.477.1881

Website: caslpm.ca
Email: office@caslpm.ca

601-175 Bloor St. W E Tower
Toronto, ON M5S 0B1

Telephone: 416-975-5347
Toll-free: 800-993-9459
Fax: 416.975.8394

Website: caslpo.com
Email: caslpo@caslpo.com

P.O. Box 21116 RPO, University Ave.
Charlottetown, PE C1A 9H6

Telephone: 902-916-6656

Website: caslppei.ca
Email: registrar@caslppei.ca

900-200 Granville St.
Vancouver, BC V6C 1S4

Telephone: 604-742-6715

Website: c7amalgamation.com
Email: registration@chcpbc.org

1260 Hamilton St.
Regina, SK S4R 2B4

Telephone: 306.757.3990
Toll-free: 866.757.3990
Fax: 306.757.3986

Website: csask.ca
Email: office@csask.ca

800-630, rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Montréal, QC H3A 1E4

Telephone: 514.282.9123
Toll-free: 888.232.9123
Fax: 514.282.9541

Website: ooaq.qc.ca
Email: info@ooaq.qc.ca

147 Ellerdale Ave.
Moncton, NB E1A 3M8

Telephone: 506.858.1788
Toll-free: 877.751.5511
Fax: 506.854.0343

Website: nbaslpa.ca
Email: registrar@rcaslpnb.ca

209 Blackmarsh Rd.
St. John’s, NL A1E 1T1

Telephone: 709.745.7304
Fax: 709.745.0877

Website: nlchp.ca
Email: contact@nlchp.ca

PO Box 23170
Dartmouth, NS B3A 4T1

Website: nscaslp.ca
Email: admin@nscaslp.ca

Formerly the Canadian Alliance of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Regulators (CAASPR), NASPAR is the national federation of audiology and speech-language pathology regulators in Canada. As leaders in regulatory issues, members of CAASPR are committed to work collaboratively on matters related to their mandate to protect the public. While regulation occurs at the provincial level, members of CAASPR actively work on developing and implementing of national strategies for the advancement of regulatory standards and audiology/speech-language pathology practice consistently  across Canada.

Labour Mobility

Labour Mobility refers to the ability of certified workers to practice their regulated occupation throughout Canada, wherever opportunities to work in that occupation exist.

Labour Mobility provisions of the Canadian Free Trade Agreement state that certified workers have to be recognized as qualified to work by a regulatory body in another province or territory that regulates that occupation, without having to go through significant additional training, work experience, examination or assessment.

In most cases, SL-Ps and audiologists who are registered to practice in Ontario will be required to register for an additional licenses to practice in other provinces.

As part of the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario’s work to eliminate barriers to patients seeking services across provinces, professionals registered in the following provinces (Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick) can apply for a Cross Provincial Practice Certificate. 

This certificate allows registrants to provide clinical services to patients in the participating provinces.