Jurisdictions

Regulation of behavioural-health practice in Canada is provincial: colleges rather than boards, controlled acts and protected titles that differ sharply at each border, and no federal license. Each hub collects, for one jurisdiction: the regulators, title protection and controlled acts, telepractice and cross-border rules, privacy and records obligations, insurance requirements, and tax treatment — each claim sourced and dated.

Build order: Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, and Nova Scotia first; the remaining provinces as single pages; the territories as short entries. United States coverage follows, opening with the interstate compacts. Hubs appear here as their entries clear verification — nothing ships before its receipts do.