Alaska - Alberta Railway Development Corporation ("A2A Rail"), which intended to build a new railway connecting northern Alberta to Alaska, was placed in interim receivership on July 12 on application by PwC, in its capacity as receiver of A2A Rail's main lender Bridging Finance. A2A Rail, along with two related numbered companies and shareholder Sean Frederick McCoshen, had previously filed NOIs on June 18 after PwC issued demands for the repayment of the approximately $212.9 million owed to Bridging. PwC has advised that it will not support any proposal put forward by the debtors and, given its concerns with respect to the improper use of advances under the loan, wants the assets of the debtors to be placed under the care and control of a court officer. MNP was appointed interim receiver of A2A Rail and bankruptcy trustee of the numbered companies, which, along with McCoshen, were deemed bankrupt on July 12. Farber is the trustee of McCoshen's bankrupt estate. Counsel is TGF and McLennan Ross for PwC, Lawson Lundell for MNP and MLT Aikins for Farber.