A Permit to Practice is required for firms practicing engineering and geosciences in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Engineers and Geoscientists make important and valuable contributions to the people and communities of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
If you have an engineering or geoscience degree from an accredited university and at least four years of relevant work experience, you are eligible to apply.
The Continuing Professional Program helps you to maintain your competence and advance the body of knowledge within which you practice.
NAPEG licenses and regulates Professional Engineers and Professional Geoscientists and Firms practicing in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut to serve and protect the interests of the public.
Recognition as a trusted authority contributing to a better future for our North.
In the public interest, NAPEG regulates and supports the professional practice of engineering and geoscience in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Posted on 6/30/2026 Three northern Engineers-in-Training share their reflections after attending the Engineers Canada Annual Meeting and the CCWESTT/Engineers Canada Conference in Calgary.
Posted on 6/23/2026 Meet newly elected NAPEG President Kamran Ata, P.Eng., and learn about his career journey, volunteer leadership and priorities for the professions in the North.
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Posted on 5/13/2026 The NAPEG Education Foundation will host its annual Awards Banquet this evening in Yellowknife, recognizing top achievements from engineers, geoscientists and science educators from across the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Posted on 5/5/2026 Discover an exciting new way to access webinars and earn PD hours through the Atlantic Regulators portal.
Posted on 1/20/2026
Posted on 12/22/2025 Vacancies remain on the newly established Plan Review Appeals Board. Engineers, architects, and building code professionals are encouraged to apply.
