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Ontario Court Confirms Securitization Parties Cannot Be Compelled to Contribute Additional Amounts towards CCAA Costs

The Ontario Court of Appeal Rejects Appeal as of Right for Sale Approval Order and Denies Leave

Building Differently, Liening Differently? – Lien Rights and Modular Prefabricated Construction

Firm News — Week of August 31, 2026

Presale purchasers prevail in clash between REDMA rights and CCAA stay

Can presale purchasers void their purchase agreements on the basis of material undisclosed facts?

1144 Davenport Road, Toronto, ON - Receivership Sale

Rare opportunity to acquire a nearly completed mixed-use asset in Toronto's rapidly evolving Davenport-Ossington corridor

6100 4th Line Road, South Glengarry, ON - Receivership Sale

16.1 acres of land, including a substantial commercial component with Highway Commercial zoning, including recently constructed (2021) Shell-branded gas station and cardlock operation containing approximately 2,100 square feet of building area

MCAP moves on Edmonton office tower over $44.6 million debt

MCAP sought receivership after years of missed payments, unpaid taxes and disputes over property proceeds

MarshallZehr puts Lake Simcoe housing project into CCAA

Creditor-led proceeding gives BDO receiver-like powers as lender seeks to finish and sell homes before marketing or recapitalizing remainder of Georgina development

Appian takes Western Potash into CCAA over stalled Saskatchewan potash project

Senior lender says at least US$108.2 million became immediately due after years of project and payment defaults as FTI prepares a court-supervised sale process

LaSalle College gets CCAA protection as $47 million Quebec dispute threatens fall term

Montreal college entered creditor protection with about 3,000 students registered for the fall semester, as collapsing enrolment, disputed Bill 96 penalties and a $17.3 million subsidy clawback left it without enough liquidity to resume normal operations

Non-Linear Recovery: Tracking Nova Scotia Business Bankruptcies Through COVID-19 and Beyond