Film distributors pay additional fees to Consumer Protection BC for certification in other provinces; they can also pay for certification in one or more provinces if they do not plan on distributing their film in British Columbia, although films to be shown only in Saskatchewan are still rated by that province's film classification office. The Ontario Film Review Board was abolished in 2019, and as of 2020, Ontario no longer requires films to be rated; instead, film exhibitors must provide information related to the film's content and viewer discretion.
Movie producers are required to pay extra fees to Consumer Protection BC for a certification that allows them to show their films in other provinces; they can also obtain certification on a province-by-province basis if they don't plan to distribute their film in British Columbia. However, films intended only for Saskatchewan are still rated by the Saskatchewan film classification office.