Ontario 
Lawyers and paralegals are required to complete a total of 12 hours of CPD annually, three hours on topics pertaining to ethics, professionalism and/or practice management that are accredited by the law society and nine hours of substantive law (which can be fulfilled in a variety of ways including attending seminars on legal topics, mentoring lawyers and students, teaching, and writing and editing books). For further information, please visit The Law Society of Ontario website.

British Columbia  
The CPD reporting requirement is based on the calendar year, commencing January 1. Lawyers must complete at least 12 hours of CPD in accredited educational activities each year, including no less than two hours on topics pertaining to any combination of professional responsibility and ethics, client care and relations, and practice management. For further information, please visit The Law Society of British Columbia website.

ICCRC

"A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is required to complete 16 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) annually by participating in a number of ICCRC approved activities that are of actual Canadian immigration content. CPD hours do not include practice management education currently offered by ICCRC. Please click here to login"