2014 Annual Dues: Canadian Provincial And Territorial Engineering Associations
BRITISH COLUMBIA:
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia (APEGBC)
Professional Engineer or Professional Geoscientist:
Registered Member Practising or Non - Practising - $362.25
Reduced Fee based on Active Income Level - $126.00
Medically Unfit to Work (Non-Practising Status) - $0.00 (free)
Engineer-in-Training or Geoscientist-in-Training:
Full Fees - $195.30
Reduced Fee based on Active Income Level - $126.00
Medically Unfit to Work - $0.00 (Free)
ALBERTA:
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA)
ANNUAL DUES:
Professional Members - $290.00 +GST
Foreign Licensee - $435.00 +GST
Member-In-Training - $145.00 +GST
Exam Candidates/Students - $145.00 +GST
Professional Licensee - $290.00 +GST
Professional Members registered in another province and in the Canadian Armed Forces - $30.00 +GST
MANITOBA:
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of the Province of Manitoba (APEGM)
Admission Fee: (New applications only) - $125.00
P.Eng./P.Geo. Practising: $360.00
P.Eng./P.Geo. Deferred Dues: $180.00
P.Eng./P.Geo. Retired: $110.00
MIT Dues: $180.00 (Member-in-Training (MIT) Pre-Registration Program)
MIT Deferred Dues: $90.00
Late Payment Fee: $52.50
NEW BRUNSWICK:
Engineers and Geoscientists New Brunswick
P.Eng./P.Geo.- $293.80 (HST included)
Retired P.Eng./P.Geo. - $73.45
Engineer/Geoscientist-in-Training - $73.45
NB Firms - $293.80
Outside NB Firms - $587.60
SASKATCHEWAN:
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS)
Annual Membership Fee + Annual Licence Fee = Total Annual Due
Member-in-Training (engineer-in-training or geoscientist-in-training):
$85 + $265 = $350
Professional Member2 (professional engineer or professional geoscientist):
$85 + $365 = $450
Engineering Licensee / Geoscience Licensee:
$85 + $365 = $450
Temporary Licensee:
$0 + $450 = $450
Permission to Consult:
No fee
Certificate of Authorization – 1 to 5 professional members employed with the company:
$400
Certificate of Authorization – 6 or more professional members employed with the company:
$800
NOVA SCOTIA:
Engineers Nova Scotia
Annual Dues in CAD $: HST/GST (15%) not included
Engineer-in-Training (EIT) - 115.00
Full Member (P.Eng) - 255.00
Retired Non-Practicing - 127.50
Stricken Reinstatement - 255.00
Company - 326.00
Sole Proprietorship - 81.50
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND:
Engineers PEI
Dues and Fees for Members:
Registration Fee - $50.00 (non recurring)
Annual Dues - $300.00
Member Stamp - $30.00
YUKON TERRITORY:
Association of Professional Engineers of Yukon (APEY)
Fees (including GST):
One-time Application Fee (all applicants) - $78.75
Limited Licence Application Fee (deposit only, actual fees will be invoiced) - $2,625.00
National Professional Practice Examination Fee (NPPE) - $140.00
Examination of Credentials - $310.00
Professional Engineer and L.L. Eng. Annual Membership Dues - $252.00
Engineer-in-Training Annual Membership Dues - $76.13
Professional Engineer Stamp Fee (must submit a stamp order form) - $45.00
National Secondary Professional Liability insurance - $10.50
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES:
Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (NAPEG)
Annual Dues:
Member-in-Training - $105.00
Member/Licensee - $357.00
Non-Practicing Member/Licensee - $147.00
Permit to Practice - $409.50
QUEBEC:
Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ)
ENGINEERS/JUNIOR ENGINEERS AND ENGINEERS-IN-TRAINING - $453.98
Retired engineer - $185.18
Permanently disabled engineer - $172.81
NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR:
Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL)
All Fees Include 13% HST:
Application/Transfer Fee (non-refundable) - $248.60
Annual Dues Professional Engineer or Professional Geoscientist - $278.43
Annual Dues Life Membership - Voluntary
Annual Dues Member-in-Training - $139.22
Annual Dues Permit to Practice (1 discipline) - $637.32
Annual Dues Permit to Practice (2 disciplines) - $863.32
Annual Dues Permit to Practice (3+ disciplines) - $1165.03
Professional Seal (For Professional Member or Company Permit to Practice) - $62.15
ONTARIO:
Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)
PEO Fees (July 1, 2010) Fees including HST(13%):
Application Fee - $339.00
Registration Fee (when applicant is approved as P.Eng) - $282.50
Engineer-in-Training (EIT, applicant accumulating required work experience) - $84.75
P.Eng. Licence annual fee - $248.60
Temporary Licence (non-Ontario licensed engineers to practise in Ontario) - $734.50
Provisional Licence (completed all requirements except 12 months Canadian experience) - $282.50
Limited Licence (completed required experience but insufficient qualification) - $339.00
Certificate of Authorization (to provide engineering services to the public) - $372.90
Certificate of Authorization Annual fee - $372.90
Certificate of Authorization Replacement - $56.50
Consulting Engineer Designation (qualified engineers for independent practice) - $248.60
Consulting Engineer Designation Examination (if required) - $165.00
Consulting Engineer Designation Designation Fee - $248.60
Consulting Engineer Designation Application for Redesignation - $248.60
Consulting Engineer Designation (companies offering engineering services) - $50.85
Examinations (Professional Practice Exam, PPE on ethics, professional practice, law and liability) - $165.00
Technical Examinations (those with bachelor’s degree from non-accredited Canadian university) - $580.00 first exam
Technical Examinations - $165.00 additional exams
Submission of Thesis - $300.00
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Notes: Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba (APEGM)
Late Payment Fee: $52.50
Deferred Dues:
- break from practice because of injury, maternity leave, becoming a full-time student, or other extenuating circumstances
- half of normal fees
- if deferred dues for more than 4 years, re-apply to return to practice
Retired Status:
- practising Members who will not be practising engineering or geoscience any more can transfer to the 'Retired' status
- allows them to keep their vote, certificate, insurance, and P.Eng. or P.Geo. suffix
- must return their seal
Life Membership:
- Members who are over 70 years of age and have been a Professional Member for over 30 years are eligible for Life Membership
- not pay dues
- not allowed to practice
- can keep their vote and other rights
'Honorary Life Membership':
- awarded by APEGM to currently practising members
- not pay dues
- allowed to continue practising as engineers or geoscientists
Analysis/Conclusion:
Lowest Annual Membership Dues: $248.60 Ontario; $255.00 Nova Scotia
Highest Annual Membership Dues: $453.98 Quebec
2nd Highest Annual Membership Dues: $450 Saskatchewan
3rd Highest Annual Membership Dues: $362.25 British Columbia
