Evergreen Group et al is subject to a receivership order granted by the Supreme Court of British Columbia on July 15, 2025, the same date the proceeding commenced. The matter is carried under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act on court file S253673 in British Columbia, and remains active. No further filings, hearings or reports have been entered on the record since the commencement-date order.
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The officer filed report no. First Report. AMCCO continues to operate a fleet of about 20 trucks hauling refrigerated goods cross-border, but the Receiver has very limited visibility into its operations and cash flows, and is not in possession or control of the Property or the Debtors' business, including the farm properties which require ongoing crop maintenance.
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Evergreen Group et al
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EY
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Secured
The Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotia Bank) · in 110 casesMortgages registered against: 34350 Bateman Road (2021-06-15), 31433 King Road (2021-11-30), 1760 264 Street (2021-06-15), 1701 224 Street (2020-03-03), 31428 Ridgeview Drive (2020-03-03), 1264 McCallum Road (2020-03-03); estimated aggregate property security value $38,000,000 per Farm Debt Mediation Summary — Amount is approximate, per Farm Debt Mediation Summary statement 'Scotia Bank has demanded payment of approximately $20,000,000.00 in loans due to default and breaches of the mortgage terms'; loans called by Scotia Bank on 2024-08-06; Certificate of Pending Litigation registered against · as of 6 Aug 2024
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First Report of the Receiver
Operational summaryAMCCO continues to operate a fleet of about 20 trucks hauling refrigerated goods cross-border, but the Receiver has very limited visibility into its operations and cash flows, and is not in possession or control of the Property or the Debtors' business, including the farm properties which require ongoing crop maintenance.
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CiteProceedings., “Evergreen Group et al” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 20 September 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/evergreen-group-et-al
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