1099601 Alberta Ltd. filed an assignment in bankruptcy under section 49 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act on October 26, 2023, at 09:17, with Grant Thornton Limited acting as trustee (court file no. 25-3002217, Alberta). A Statement of Affairs reported total liabilities of $3,620,791.76 against total assets of $1,384,499.00, a deficiency of $2,236,292.76. The Bank of Nova Scotia holds the largest claim, with a $2,037,593.76 balance treated as unsecured after its security in accounts receivable and cash on hand; the Canada Revenue Agency is owed $111,968.25 and Peak Legal Counsel $23,078.02 among the remaining unsecured creditors. The matter remains active.
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The officer filed a report. The company has ceased operations, has no active premises, and its cash and accounts receivable are being collected/held by the Receiver/Interim Receiver pending realization for the secured creditor BNS. Court file 25-3002217.
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Parties
Debtor
1099601 Alberta Ltd.
Trustee in bankruptcy
Doane Grant Thornton
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
Priority class
Creditor
Amount
Source
Secured
The Bank of Nova Scotia · in 110 casesDebts Due - Business - Accounts Receivable (given 24-Dec-2022, estimated value $812,549.00); Cash on Hand - Cash in Bank (given 25-Dec-2022, estimated value $571,949.00) — Statement of Affairs, List B; balance of claim of $2,037,593.76 shown as unsecured deficiency (also listed in List A unsecured creditors) — debtor: 1099601 Alberta Ltd. · as of 24 Dec 2022
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