How do I get my foreign degree and credentials recognized in Canada?

It depends on your field. For most non-regulated jobs, an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) from an agency like WES is enough to show employers your degree's Canadian equivalent. For regulated professions (nursing, engineering, pharmacy, teaching, accounting), the provincial regulatory body decides, and you'll usually need document verification, exams, and sometimes a bridging program before you can use your title. Start the process early, even before you land if possible, because assessments can take months and licensing can take a year or more.