Ignite Alliance Corp., an IT services provider offering video conferencing, cybersecurity, audio-visual, analytics and unified communications services with roughly 50 full-time employees, filed a notice of intention on February 20, 2026 under sections 50.4(1) and 50.4(9) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, after pre-filing refinancing efforts and the Kluane Sale Process proved unsuccessful. The proceedings are before the Court of King's Bench of Alberta, Judicial Centre Calgary. On April 23, 2026 the Court approved a sale of the business to MNP Digital Inc., with the purchased assets to vest only on delivery of the Proposal Trustee's closing certificate. The Confidential Affidavit and Confidential Supplement have been sealed. Cumulative receipts of $1,109,000 are recorded. The proceeding remains active.
The officer filed a report. Ignite sold substantially all of its business and assets to MNP under the APA, terminated its employees, and is now a wound-down estate under the Trustee's administration, with recovery focused on collection of the outstanding Closing AR by MNP.
A further order was pronounced the same day as the sale approval, extending the time to file a proposal to June 20, 2026, approving the Proposal Trustee's activities and fees, authorizing distributions from the sale proceeds and granting releases effective on closing.
Approved the sale of the purchased assets to MNP Digital Inc., with vesting on delivery of the Proposal Trustee's closing certificate confirming payment of the purchase price, satisfaction or waiver of the Article 6 conditions and completion of the transaction.
When a Canadian business can't pay its debts, a Division 1 proposal lets it keep operating while it offers creditors a deal. How the notice of intention, the six-month clock, the vote and court approval work, what CRA must be paid, and what happens when it fails, drawn from the court record.
A term sheet signed a week before filing bound the Calgary IT firm to an NOI and to seek approval of a sale to MNP Digital. Justice Jones approved it April 23, 2026, at a sealed price; no proposal followed, and on June 20 Ignite was deemed bankrupt, listing liabilities over $9.80 million.
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Canada Revenue Agency · in 985 casesDeemed trust class claim, listed as secured; Preliminary list of creditors as at February 20, 2026, without admission as to any liability or privilege. — debtor: Ignite Alliance Corp. · as of 20 Feb 2026
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Notice to Creditors dated February 25, 2026
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46 more claims in 2 classes The stack holds Deemed trusts (CRA and other), Secured and Unsecured claims.
MNP Digital Inc.the Company's right, title and interest in and to the purchased assets described in the APA (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale · agreement 8 Apr 2026
Closing termsVesting occurs upon delivery of the Proposal Trustee's Closing Certificate to the Purchaser (or its nominee), confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions.Sale Approval and Vesting Order dated April 23, 2026
Each row is one filing's statement, copied as it reads and never computed. "Estimated" is the officer's forecast; "Under the plan" is the plan's or proposal's own term; "Final" is a declared or paid distribution; a row with no chip states no footing. A range is the two numbers stated; "of proven claims" is the document's own denominator.
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The claims and what each class or creditor recovers — each as the filing states it, with its source.
Sale Approval and Vesting Order dated April 23, 2026
Closing termsVesting occurs upon delivery of the Proposal Trustee's Closing Certificate to the Purchaser (or its nominee), confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions.
Order date23 April 2026
Presiding officerJustice C.M. Jones
PurchaserMNP Digital Inc. · the Company's right, title and interest in and to the purchased assets described in the APA (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale · approved
Second Report of the Proposal Trustee dated April 15, 2026
Operational summaryIgnite is an IT services provider with ~50 full-time employees, offering video conferencing, cybersecurity, audio-visual, analytics, and unified communications services, seeking a sale of its business to MNP Digital Inc. through NOI proceedings under the BIA following unsuccessful pre-filing refinancing and the Kluane Sale Process.
First Report of the Proposal Trustee dated February 26, 2026
Operational summaryIgnite currently operates as an information technology (IT) services provider, offering video conferencing solutions, cybersecurity services, audio-visual technologies, analytics, unified communications, and other related IT services.
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Sources last checked · summary updated 5 August 2026 · Report a correction · Printed from proceedings.ca/case/ignite-alliance-corp
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