It is important to provide a regulated form of mobility to allow professionals to practice...

NPPE materials explain that the Canada Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) facilitates labour mobility by allowing professionals licensed in one Canadian jurisdiction to obtain licensure in another without additional material training, examinations, or experience requirements. However, licensure in Canada remains provincial and territorial.

Option B is false because there is no single national professional licence that permits practice across all Canadian jurisdictions, regardless of experience level. Each jurisdiction maintains its own register and licensing authority.

Option A is true because professionals may work anywhere in Canada once appropriately licensed in the jurisdiction where the work is performed. Option C is true and reflects the core intent of the CFTA for Canadian-licensed professionals in good standing. Option D is also true, as NPPE materials note that non-Canadian professionals legally licensed in one Canadian jurisdiction are generally eligible for mobility under the CFTA.