Archive for February 2026

The RCASLPNB Bylaws have been formally approved by the Minister of Health and are now in effect. Together with the Audiology and Speech‑Language Pathology Act, they establish the legal standards and responsibilities that ensure safe, competent, and ethical practice in New Brunswick. All registrants are legally required to adhere to the requirements of the Bylaws. 👉 Read the…

The February 2026 issue of the RCASPLNB Regulatory Bulletin is now online! All registrants are strongly encouraged to read it. Some highlights: Cross Provincial Practice Registration Council Meeting Highlights Mitigating Risk and Getting Upstream Treating a Spouse or Sexual Partner: A Strict Prohibition Clarification on Professional Liability Insurance (PLI) to maintain a “Practising” Registration Quiz…

We have revised our Guidelines for Working with Support Personnel (formerly Communication Health Assistants) to enhance clarity and usability. Please review the updated document to stay informed and support best practices when working with support personnel.

RCASLPNB has published a new position statement outlining that over-the-counter hearing aids are not intended for individuals under 18 years of age and may pose potential risks to pediatric clients. Registrants are encouraged to review the statement and follow recommended guidance for safe, evidence-informed practice. The position statement is available on the Key College Documents…

RCASLPNB has published new Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support audiologists and speech-language pathologists in using AI technologies responsibly. These principles emphasize accountability, informed consent, privacy, and ongoing professional development. Access the full document and checklist under Key College Documents → Practice Guidelines on the RCASLPNB website.