No. They serve different purposes. Identify which records need language treatment and which foreign-institution degrees require reliable evaluation under the TN rule.
Request the service actually needed
An English translation does not determine educational equivalency. Keep government charges, professional advice and document preparation separate, and avoid commissioning a document service before its purpose is clear.
Expect legal review of your current status and the proposed route, possible changes to return travel, and the cost of retrieving credential records from Canada. A case where the employer can quickly clarify duties and the applicant already holds a clearly matching licence costs less than one needing a credential evaluation or employer negotiation over job description. Buying a credential evaluation, courier services and certified copies before knowing which listed profession and which credential alternative apply risks spending on documents the file does not need. Check official fee instructions for the chosen procedure rather than treating wages, a credential evaluation, travel, or an onboarding course as an immigration charge. Costs attach differently: the employer's drafting time is internal, while retrieving a diploma from an institution abroad is a personal expense someone must agree to cover.