Malcolm M.: start collecting course descriptions - detailed objective type. Then compare against the scope of practice in the Alberta or National Occupational Competency Profile. The onus is on you to prove that you have received the required training. After lots of paperwork you will be left with a list of 'deficiencies' according to the relevant standard. Then resolve them in Canada or before arrival. Once judged as having met all the didactic and clinical requirements, you then sit the same registration (licensing) exam as every other new graduate. http://www.collegeofparamedics.org/practitioners/registration/out-of-provincecountry-registration/equivalency/

Colleen D.: Alberta, Canada is always looking for smart, driven, paramedics. I don't know how your training will transfer or visa requirements but check out collegeofparamedics.org for more information about paramedicine in this great province.