Certainly.
British Columbia has had a permanent voters list for decades. We were the first in Canada with a continuous list. When we went into the 2005 general election, we had about 90% of eligible voters registered. We had a currency rate--that is, people registered at the correct residential address--of just over 80%.
The list somewhat degrades between elections, because voters are not motivated to let us know when they move, but overall I think the list in British Columbia is of good quality.