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Proceeding
Receivership (court-appointed)BIA s. 243 / prov. Judicature Acts
File
2303 00579
Filings held12
Last activity3 Mar 2025
On the record1,207 days
OverviewSummary updated

Infocus Energy Services Inc. has been in court-appointed receivership in Alberta since June 2, 2023, under Court of King's Bench file 2303 00579, on the application of Canadian Western Bank. CWB's claim stood at $1,091,005.52 as at January 6, 2023 across four loans, secured by a February 25, 2019 general security agreement and a July 2, 2019 schedule giving a first interest in all present and after-acquired property, plus personal guarantees from Allan Pearson and Carl Rosenau. The Receiver has since been advised that a third-party guarantor paid CWB in full. The Canada Revenue Agency, the largest priority creditor, claimed $1,282,964.92 as at September 18, 2023, of which $761,150.43 is deemed trust; the Receiver has recommended distributing $269,302.30 to CRA in partial satisfaction. Independent counsel to the Receiver opined that Meridian OneCap Credit Corp's January 28, 2020 lease of a five-ton crane is a valid true lease, leaving the crane outside CRA's deemed trust.

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Parties

Debtor

Infocus Energy Services Inc.

Receiver

EY

Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

Bench

JudgeCourtOn this docketCases on record
Justice DunlopCourt of King's Bench of Alberta1 order, Jan 202544 cases on record

Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
CreditorSusy TraceMiller Thomson LLP6 Jan 2025Service list · 6 Jan 2025
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
Priority classCreditorAmountSource
Deemed trusts (CRA and other)Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) · in 926 casesDeemed trust claim for unpaid source deductions — Deemed trust class; $761,150.43 of the total claim is deemed trust. An earlier CRA requirement to pay (RTP) had indicated approximately $1.2 million owed for unremitted source deductions (prose approximation). CRA advised on Oct 3, 2023 that adjustments relating to July 2023 wages would result in an amended deemed trust claim, not yet received as of the report date. CRA is described as the largest priority creditor in the estate. — debtor: Infocus Energy Services Inc. · as of 18 Sep 2023$1.28MReceiver's First Report

This proceeding was commenced by a secured creditor. The record does not include the debtor’s own statement of assets and liabilities — that ceiling is the record’s, not this page’s.

2 more claims across lower-ranking classes

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RecoveriesAs declared or paid

Canada Revenue Agency: shortfall.EstimatedReceiver's Second Report · 6 Jan 2025

ClassCreditorClaimsRecoveryBasisSource
Deemed trustDeemed Trust (CRA)Canada Revenue AgencyshortfallEstimatedper the receiverReceiver's Second Report · 6 Jan 2025
SecuredCanadian Western Bankpaid in fullFinalper the receiverReceiver's Second Report · 6 Jan 2025

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.

1 stated figure across 2 outcomes, each sourced

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Fees and ratesAs stated in the filings

2 engagements · 2 firmslatest: Ernst & Young Inc., 2 Jun 2023 – 14 Nov 2024Receiver's Second Report · 6 Jan 2025

FirmPeriodHoursFeesRatesSource
Ernst & Young Inc.Receiver2 Jun 2023 – 14 Nov 2024•••••••••5 peopleReceiver's Second Report · 6 Jan 2025
Miller Thomson LLPCounsel to the receiver2 Jun 2023 – 10 May 2024•••not statedReceiver's Second Report · 6 Jan 2025

27 stated figures across 2 engagements, each sourced

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Documents
12 filings
DateDocumentFile
Receiver's Final Report (Subsection 246(3) of the Act)PDF · Subscribers
Order for Final Distribution, Approval of Receiver Fees & Disbursements, and Discharge of Receiver
  • Presiding officer Justice G.S. Dunlop
PDF · Subscribers
Discharge Application (Filed)
PDF · Subscribers
Letter to the Service List
  • Counsel Miller Thomson LLP
PDF · Subscribers
Receiver's Second Report
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per estimated · Stated on: 2025-01-06 · Table missing:
  • Fee schedule Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
Receiver's First Report
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2023-10-13 · Table missing:
  • Financial position · Secured creditors Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
Invitation for OffersPDF · Subscribers
Notice and Statement of ReceiverPDF · Subscribers
Receivership Order (Filed June 22, 2023)
  • Commencement date 2 June 2023
  • Court COURT OF KING'S BENCH OF ALBERTA
  • Court file no 2303 00579
PDF · Subscribers
Receivership Order Stay (Filed June 22, 2023)PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit of A PearsonPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit of M Lea Philips (CWB)
PDF · Subscribers

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CiteProceedings., “Infocus Energy Services Inc.” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Court of King's Bench of Alberta. Retrieved 20 September 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/infocus-energy-services-inc

Sources last checked · summary updated 9 August 2026 · Report a correction · Printed from proceedings.ca/case/infocus-energy-services-inc

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