2794248 Ontario Inc. has been in court-appointed receivership since October 17, 2025, when the Ontario Superior Court of Justice appointed The Fuller Landau Group Inc. receiver and manager on the application of Bank of Montreal, under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and section 101 of the Courts of Justice Act, in court file CV-25-00015634-0000. The bank asserts secured indebtedness of $2,231,245.23 and first-ranking security subject to government priority claims; its demand letter and forbearance agreement record an outstanding balance of $2,260,045.36 as of June 4, 2025, including a $5,000 forbearance fee. The City of Welland is owed $77,904.08 in property tax arrears dating back to 2023, and the Ontario Ministry of Finance holds the only other PPSA registration, for $1,330.00.
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The officer filed report no. First Report. The Gas Station at the Thorold Property has continued to operate under the Debtor's management pursuant to an Operating Agreement with the Receiver while the Receiver pursued a sale of the property, and the Receiver is working to have the related Marble Slab Creamery tenant vacate the premises.
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Parties
Debtor
2794248 Ontario Inc.
Receiver
Fuller Landau
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
Priority class
Creditor
Amount
Source
Secured
Bank of Montreal · in 280 casesGeneral Security Agreement dated March 8, 2022 (all personal property, assets and undertaking); Charge over Real Property registered March 24, 2022 as instrument SN718624 in the principal sum of $2,520,000 (registered principal, not a balance); Assignment of Rents registered March 24, 2022 as instrument SN718625 — As of June 4, 2025, outstanding balance was $2,260,045.36 per demand letter and Forbearance Agreement (Outstanding Balance including $5,000 forbearance fee added). Bank asserts first-ranking security subject to government priority claims (unpaid realty taxes). Personal guarantees giv · as of 3 Sep 2025
$2.23M
Application Record
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Operational summaryThe Gas Station at the Thorold Property has continued to operate under the Debtor's management pursuant to an Operating Agreement with the Receiver while the Receiver pursued a sale of the property, and the Receiver is working to have the related Marble Slab Creamery tenant vacate the premises.
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