2055226 Ontario Inc., Alliance (Sutton) Inc., Berkstar Development Inc. and Rose Operating I GP Inc. are in CCAA proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act, commenced August 24, 2026 in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (court file no. CL-26-00000362-0000) on the application of MarshallZehr Group Inc., with BDO Canada Limited as monitor. MarshallZehr holds first-ranking charges over the project's Phase 1 and Phase 2 and 3 properties and was owed $19,859,527.12 and $22,398,260.31 under its two credit facilities as at July 23, 2026, approximately $42,257,787.43 in aggregate. Seven construction liens totalling approximately $5.7 million are registered against the Phase 1 property. Trade creditors were owed $10.4 million as at July 31, 2026, including the lien amount, and Canada Revenue Agency HST arrears stand at approximately $950,000. Unaudited management-prepared statements for the project show assets of $60.6 million against liabilities of $62.2 million as at December 31, 2025.
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The court extended the stay of proceedings to December 4, 2026 and sealed the confidential appendices to the Monitor's Third Report pending completion of the Sale Process and closing of a transaction.
Approved the Sale Process with a November 11, 2026 bid deadline and Ducimus Capital Inc.'s agreement solely as the Stalking Horse Bid, at $12,300,000 for Phase 1 and $10,000,000 for the Phase 2 and 3 Property.
An order made September 18, 2026 set the procedure for filing and determining claims against the Companies, requiring claims to be submitted by October 26, 2026.
BDO's Second Report described stakeholder communications and its review of listing proposals from four brokers for a potential sale of the Project, and proposed a Priority Claims Procedure for pre-filing priority claims.
The unit sales order authorized the Monitor to complete sales of Phase 1 units under existing agreements at prices up to $1,100,000, excluding HST and extras, without further court approval.
MarshallZehr Group Inc. filed its application on August 17, 2026 for an initial order under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act, with BDO Canada Limited as proposed monitor, court file CL-26-00000362-0000.
A month after Justice Dunphy called the creditor-led CCAA over the Lake Simcoe subdivision "in substance" a receivership, BDO asks the court to approve a sale process led by a $23.3 million stalking horse from Ducimus Capital, a first-ranking participant in the secured loan, structured as a partial reverse vesting order that would leave 13 pre-construction home purchase agreements behind. Lien claimants have until October 26 to prove priority.
MarshallZehr Group, owed $42.9 million on a stalled Lake Simcoe subdivision, brought a creditor-led CCAA application seeking a monitor with the power to make every Major Decision the co-owners used to make unanimously. Nobody opposes the filing — not even Sam Reisman, the director, subordinated lender and 12.8% mortgage participant who answered it. Six days of duelling affidavits, two aide memoires and an exchange of letters filed as a motion record later, what Justice Dunphy decides on August 24 is what the initial order says.
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2055226 Ontario Inc., Alliance (Sutton) Inc., Berkstar Development Inc., and Rose Operating I GP Inc.
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Marshallzehr Group Inc. · in 19 casesas of Filing Date (August 24, 2026) — Listed as secured creditor per Monitor's List of Creditors, dated August 25, 2026, based on Companies' books and records as of Filing Date — debtor: 2055226 Ontario Inc., Alliance (Sutton) Inc., Berkstar Development Inc. and Rose Operating I GP Inc.
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74 more claims in 2 classes The stack holds Secured and Unsecured claims.
2 transactions · 2 proposed — Sale Process approved and Stalking Horse Agreement approved solely as the Stalking Horse Bid; approval of any sale and vesting to be sought on a subsequent motion if it is the Successful BidOrder (Sale Process and Stalking Horse Agreement Approval) · 28 Sep 2026
Ducimus Capital Inc.Stalking horseshare and asset purchase of the Respondents' Property including the Phase 1 Property and the Phase 2 and 3 Property, approved solely as the Stalking Horse Bid · assets and shares · agreement 21 Sep 2026
Closing termsClosing of the Successful Bid(s) as soon as reasonably practicable after the Court grants the Approval Motion relief, and in any event after the later of 30 days after selection of the Successful Bid(s) or the first Business Day three Business Days after the approval order is no longer subject to appeal; Stalking Horse Bid Outside Date as set out in the Stalking Horse AgreementOrder (Sale Process and Stalking Horse Agreement Approval)
Sealed materialsConfidential Appendices to the First Report of the Monitor; Confidential Appendices to the Third Report sealed pending completion of the Sale Process and closing of a transaction or transactionsUnit Sales Order
Estate financialsReported figures — never derived
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The 2 totals the debtor stated at filing
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Order (Sale Process and Stalking Horse Agreement Approval)
Bid deadline11 November 2026
Closing termsClosing of the Successful Bid(s) as soon as reasonably practicable after the Court grants the Approval Motion relief, and in any event after the later of 30 days after selection of the Successful Bid(s) or the first Business Day three Business Days after the approval order is no longer subject to appeal; Stalking Horse Bid Outside Date as set out in the Stalking Horse Agreement
Operational summaryThe Monitor assisted with stakeholder communications, engaged with listing brokers regarding a potential sale of the Project and reviewed listing proposals, and is proposing a Priority Claims Procedure for pre-filing priority claims.
Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial positionSubscribers
PurchaserPhase 1 Unit purchasers under Existing APAs, unnamed · the Phase 1 Units · real property · proposed
Sale advisorDaniel Foch of Valery Real Estate Inc. (financial advisor)
Sale outcomeApproval pending — Proposed unit sales order authorizing the Monitor to close Phase 1 Unit sales without further court approval below a threshold
Filing titles and dates are public, and so is each filing's own page. The figures read from them are for subscribers.
CiteProceedings., “2055226 Ontario Inc., Alliance (Sutton) Inc., Berkstar Development Inc., and Rose Operating I GP Inc.” (CCAA), Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/2055226-ontario-inc-alliance-sutton-inc-berkstar-development-inc-and-rose-operat
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