Thank you.
One frustration I have had is this: I have a licence to practise in Manitoba; I also had a licence to practise in Ontario for a few years. You have to go through the whole application for licensing and pay a fee. Now it's $2,500 a year for that licence. I could hop across the border from Winnipeg to Kenora, Ontario, which often has shortages. I could hop across there for a few days and do some shifts, but I would have to maintain this Ontario licence. If I were to have a few days when I could come out to Oliver and practise, first of all, I would have to go through the process to apply for a licence in British Columbia, and then pay an annual fee for that licence.
Would a pan-Canadian licensure system, or some system where my credentials to practise would be recognized in any other province—even if on a sessional basis—help communities such as yours?