Hi there -- I looked into this at one point and I believe you have to first apply to the Law Society of the Province where you're interested in practicing for recognition of your J.D. program. Then, you have to sit for a bar exam. . .
See here for more information on the Ontario process.
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Hi there -- I looked into this at one point and I believe you have to first apply to the Law Society of the Province where you're interested in practicing for recognition of your J.D. program. Then, you have to sit for a bar exam. . .
See here for more information on the Ontario process.
http://www.citizenship.gov.on.ca/english/working/career/professions/lawyers.shtml
Good luck!
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