ACCREDITATION
CDL is a recognized CPD provider across Canada
Mandatory CLE is rapidly becoming standard in all provinces, however the requirements vary widely. We have up to date information below, but please consult your provincal law society or territorial bar for details. Where possible our CLE is accredited.
NB: CDL is a Pre-Approved CPD Provider. Requirements: 12 hours per calendar year. Click here for more information
ON: As of January 2011, lawyers and paralegals will be required to complete each year at least 12 hours of CPD with 3 of the 12 hours related to ethics, professionalism and/or practice management. We also receive accredation from the LSUC's Certified Specialist Program. Click here for more information
QC: Individual lawyers report their CPD hours personnally. Requirements: 30 hours every 2 years (April 1 - March 31). Click here for more information
SK: CDL is a Pre-Approved CPD Provider. Requirements: 36 hours over 3 years Click here for more information
MB: There is no mandatory CLE requirements, however the Manitoba Law Society expects a minimum of 12 hours reported per year.
NS: Nova Scotia does not have mandatory CLE for litigators. Mandatory reporting of the hours and nature of the CLE attended is required in the annual individual practice report required by the NSBS.
PE: PEI does not have mandatory CLE, but there is an insurance credit available for those who attend law society approved CLE. CLE providers are not listed or accredited but the law society approves any program offered.
NF: The Law Society of Newfoundland & Labrador occasionally designates seminars as compulsory. Click here for more information
