1343173 B.C. Ltd., operating as Stromsten Enterprises, has been in court-appointed receivership in the Supreme Court of British Columbia since October 29, 2025, in file No. KAM-S-H-63775. Royal Bank of Canada, described as the primary secured creditor, petitioned for the appointment and is owed $2,214,710.40. A creditor listing compiled by the receiver as of November 7, 2025 also shows Personal Property Registry registrations by Kal Tire ($13,528.51), Daimler Truck Financial Services Canada Corporation and Wells Fargo Equipment Finance Company, the last two unquantified. Unsecured claims include a Canada Revenue Agency deemed trust of $590,766.95, Business Development Bank of Canada at $278,460, Cool Creek Energy at $252,333.71 and R James Management Group Ltd. at $132,782.85. Claims of Matt Stromsten, the sole owner and director, and related Stromsten entities appear at nominal $1.00 amounts.
The officer filed report no. First Report. The Company had ceased its trucking operations around July 2025 prior to the Receiver's appointment and vacated its premises; the Receiver is now pursuing a sale process for the remaining RBC-secured vehicles and investigating pre-receivership vehicle dispositions.
Supreme Court of British Columbia placed the company in receivership under BIA s. 243 on the petition of Royal Bank of Canada, its primary secured creditor.
Royal Bank of Canada · in 584 casesRegistered security interest(s); described in Notice as 'primary secured creditor'; petitioned for the receivership — Notice (para. 6) states approximately $2,214,710; exact figure per Exhibit A creditor list is $2,214,710.40 — debtor: 1343173 B.C. Ltd. (o/a Stromsten Enterprises) · as of 7 Nov 2025
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Notice and Statement of Receiver dated November 7, 2025
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68 more claims in 2 classes The stack holds Secured and Unsecured claims.
Receiver's First Report to Court filed February 6, 2026
Operational summaryThe Company had ceased its trucking operations around July 2025 prior to the Receiver's appointment and vacated its premises; the Receiver is now pursuing a sale process for the remaining RBC-secured vehicles and investigating pre-receivership vehicle dispositions.
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