CPD Marketplace for Canadian Lawyers and Paralegals

Requirements, Accreditations & Approvals

Legal professionals in Canada require Continuing Professional Development to maintain their professional designation. Browse courses that meet your requirements, even find your Ethics/EDI hours, or choose one of our course packages, specially curated to contain all the hours and credits you need, in one place. The courses on LearnFormula may be counted towards professionally relevant, verifiable learning activities. It is the student's responsibility to validate whether an activity is an eligible educational activity for their professional development requirements based on their own learning needs.

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  • Alberta

    • LSA (Law Society of Alberta)

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  • British Columbia

    • LSBC (Law Society of British Columbia)

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  • Manitoba

    • LSM (Law Society of Manitoba)

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  • New Brunswick

    • LSNB (Law Society of New Brunswick)

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  • Newfoundland and Labrador

    • LSNL (Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador)

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  • Northwest Territories

    • LSNT (Law Society of the Northwest Territories)

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  • Nova Scotia

    • NSBS (Nova Scotia Barristers' Society)

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  • Nunavut

    • LSN (Law Society of Nunavut)

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  • Ontario

    • LSO (Law Society of Ontario (EDI))

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    • LSO (Law Society of Ontario (Professionalism))

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  • Prince Edward Island

    • LSPEI (Law Society of Prince Edward Island)

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  • Quebec

    • Bar of Quebec (Bar of Quebec)

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  • Saskatchewan

    • LSS (Law Society of Saskatchewan)

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  • Yukon

    • LSY (Law Society of Yukon)

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Law Society of Alberta

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CPD HOURS

no minimum requirement

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COURSE REQUIREMENT

Unaccredited

It is your obligation to ensure that the CPD activities you undertake and incorporate into your CPD Plan meet the Rules of the Law Society of Alberta Rule 67.1. Unlike other jurisdictions, the Law Society of Alberta’s CPD Program does not have a mandatory minimum number of accredited hours to be counted towards CPD. The Law Society is suspending the mandatory Continuing Professional Development (CPD) filing requirement for the profession for the years 2020 and 2021. LSA does not require CPD providers to be accredited with their organizations in order to offer CPDs to their members. The courses listed on LearnFormula are verifiable for CPD and can be counted towards the annual CPD requirement. It is up to the professional to determine whether the activity qualifies as eligible towards their CPD requirement.
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