2026 Annual General Meeting
73rd AGM — Jag Hotel, St. John’s | May 27–29, 2026
Rooms must be booked by April 27 at 5:00 pm using code “ANLS – AGM”.
1-844-564-1524 | jagsales@steelehotels.com
Additional information on the Members’ page.
| Wednesday, May 27th | Thursday, May 28th | Friday, May 29th |
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Presidents Forum
Presidents Dinner
Articled Students Meeting
Meet & Greet |
CPD Day — Studio E, Jag Hotel 3rd Floor
Partners Program – Bus Pickup
Opening Remarks
CPD Sessions
Presidents Dinner & Dance |
Business Meeting — Studio E, Jag Hotel 3rd Floor
Business Meeting
Presidents Luncheon |
For Property Owners
Why Should You Have Your Land Surveyed?
A land survey provides property owners with a precise, legally recognized determination of their boundary. Only a licensed Newfoundland Land Surveyor may provide this service under provincial law. Here are common situations where a survey is needed:
Confirm What You Are Purchasing
Are you really getting what you are paying for? Only a Newfoundland Land Surveyor knows your boundaries.
Check Structures & Fences
Ensure buildings and improvements are within your property lines and meet municipal regulations.
Locate Your Property Corners
Know exactly where your land begins and ends, and where municipal or highway property starts.
Settle Boundary Disputes
Only a land surveyor can provide a legal definition of your property boundaries to resolve disagreements.
Prevent Encroachments
Identify if a structure crosses your boundary before issues escalate and require legal action.
Learn More
Buying a Home
Subdivision of Land
Professional Surveyors Canada
PSC is the national advocacy organization for land surveyors across Canada. Visit their site to learn more about the profession nationwide.
News & Announcements
2026 Annual General Meeting
May 27–29, 2026 — Jag Hotel, St. John’s
Registration is now open. See the schedule above for full event details and registration information.
Check back here for further announcements and news from the ANLS.
Careers
Information on registration, articling, and joining the Association of Newfoundland Land Surveyors.
Current employment opportunities in the land surveying profession in Newfoundland & Labrador.
Interesting Articles
A publication on the history and practice of land surveying in Newfoundland & Labrador.
An article on land tenure reform and its implications for property rights and surveying in Canada.