US EditionOntario to break interprovincial barriers for regulated professions
Ontario's new rules let certified professionals start work within 10 days of credential confirmation, a major improvement from previous waits of up to six months, officials said.
- The Ontario government plans to remove interprovincial barriers for regulated professions starting January 1, 2026, to support Canadian workers moving to Ontario.
- Workers in certified professions can begin working within 10 days after their credentials are verified by regulators.
- This initiative covers over 50 regulatory authorities and 300 certifications, including fields like architecture and engineering.
- Workers can begin employment for up to six months while completing their full registration application.
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Ontario to break interprovincial barriers for regulated professions (Canada)
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