Jurisprudence

Here are the links on how to apply to do Jurisprudence in each of the provinces. If you are currently doing your pharmacy education in another province, you may have to register with that college in that province first, and then you can write your jurisprudence exam.

British Columbia

• http://www.bcpharmacists.org/jurisprudence-exam

Alberta

• https://pharmacists.ab.ca/ethics-jurisprudence-exam

Saskatchewan

• https://saskpharm.ca/site/registration/jurisprudence?nav=sidebar

Manitoba

• https://cphm.ca/professional-registration/jurisprudence-exams/

Ontario

• http://www.ocpinfo.com/registration/training-exams/jp-exam/jp-exam-dates/

Quebec 

• https://www.opq.org/fr-CA/diplomes-hors-quebec/diplomes-du-canada/

Newfoundland

• completion of the Newfoundland and Labrador Pharmacy Board (NLPB) registration examination
• https://nlpb.ca/registration-and-licensing/registration-exam/

New Brunswick

• https://nbpharmacists.ca/registration/jurisprudence-exam-2/

Nova Scotia

• https://www.nspharmacists.ca/?page=jurisprudence-examination

Prince Edward Island

• https://www.pepharmacists.ca/site/jurisprudence?nav=04

****Nunavut and Northwest does not require a jurisprudence exam to become a licensed pharmacist

****Yukon Territories may or may not need Jurisprudence exam as it is at the discretion of the Provincial Regulatory Authority