Proceedings.

Jameson Broadway & Birch Limited Partnership and its related entities

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CCAACompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-36, as amended
File
S-258854
Filings held45
Last activity2 Sep 2026
On the record345 days
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OverviewSummary updated

Jameson Broadway & Birch Limited Partnership, together with Jameson Broadway & Birch General Partner Ltd. and 1061511 B.C. Ltd., is under CCAA protection in the Supreme Court of British Columbia in proceedings commenced on November 25, 2025, with Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc. as Monitor. On an unaudited management balance sheet at that date the petitioners carried total assets of $188,241,000 against total liabilities of $185,113,000. British Columbia Housing Management Commission, the senior secured lender, is owed approximately $156,500,000 under a demand non-revolving facility of up to $164,227,655. Metro-Can Construction (BB) Ltd. has registered a builders lien of $15,900,000, and third-party trade creditors are owed approximately $16,100,000. The court extended the stay on December 4, 2025.

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#Report

The officer filed report no. Fifth Report. Construction of the Development has reached substantial performance with a Certificate of Completion issued, but the Petitioners' restructuring efforts have stalled (only one non-binding LOI received), prompting a proposed court-supervised SISP dual-track sale process for Rental and Hotel use.

Source: Fifth Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. Fourth Report. The Petitioners are continuing construction of the Development with Metro-Can (targeting July 2026 completion) while advancing a rezoning application, BC Housing covenant amendment, and an investment/debt solicitation process for the 'Northern House' restructuring concept.

Source: Fourth Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. Third Report. Construction at the Development has fully resumed with over 100 subcontractors on site, and the Petitioners are pursuing a restructuring transaction (the 'Dunna'eh House of Healing' concept) involving rezoning, equity investment solicitation from Indigenous groups, and debt refinancing.

Source: Third Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. Second Report. Construction at the Development recommenced following Metro-Can payments, with subtrades operating near full capacity, while the Petitioners are pursuing a new plan of arrangement (rather than the terminated Purchase Agreement) to restructure and repay creditors in full.

Source: Second Report of the Monitor

#Order

Jameson Broadway & Birch Limited Partnership and its related entities — CCAA filed, British Columbia.

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Case update

Jameson Broadway & Birch: Granville Street lenders ask out of the stay

The Portage Lenders, owed $23,740,728.23 on a second mortgage over Granville Street properties, want the CCAA stay lifted from James Holdings Ltd., the Broadway and Birch tower's 75% owner; their application has a full day on September 8, and the latest affidavits dispute whether anyone told them, before the filing, that the stay would not reach them.

Parties

Debtor

Jameson Broadway & Birch Limited Partnership and its related entities

Monitor

Alvarez & Marsal

Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
stated amounts, drawn to scale · for subscribers
#Priority classCreditorAmountSource
4SecuredBritish Columbia Housing Management Commission (BC Housing)Callable long-term debt; BC Housing Credit Facility, demand non-revolving credit facility up to maximum principal of $164,227,655 (commitment letter dated November 8, 2022) — Approximate amount owing per books and records as of Nov 25, 2025; incumbent senior secured lender; James Holdings and certain individuals are covenantors jointly and severally liable — debtor: Jameson Broadway & Birch Limited Partnership (Petitioners) · as of 25 Nov 2025$157MFirst Report of the Monitor
4Secured
4Secured
4Secured
4Secured
4Secured
8Unsecured
8Unsecured

7 more claims in 2 classes The stack holds Secured and Unsecured claims.

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Sale processAs stated in the filings

Sale process approved — the proposed SISP contemplates a non-binding LOI deadline; sale process not yet underway with a Sales Agent to be selectedSupplemental Report to Fifth Report of the Monitor · 27 Jul 2026

Letters of intent

1

Fifth Report of the Monitor

PurchaserPriceStatusSource
FPB Holdings Group Inc.purchase agreement between 106, LP and FPB Holdings Group Inc. · asset salenot statedTerminatedFourth Report of the Monitor
Estate financialsReported figures — never derived
Total assets at filing
Total liabilities at filing

As at ·

Cumulative receipts

$84K

As at 24 Jul 2026Fifth Report of the Monitor

Cumulative disbursements

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Cash on hand

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Professional fees

As at

3 more reported figures, and the 2 totals the debtor stated at filing

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Documents
45 filings
DateDocumentFile
Affidavit #1 of Anthony James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #2 of Jeffrey Burt
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
Requisition Setting the Hearing DownPDF · Subscribers
Requisition – General (setting the hearing down for directions)
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #8 of Thomas James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Application Record Index - CMLS ApplicationPDF · Subscribers
Order Made After Application (Sealing Order)PDF · Subscribers
Order Made After Application (Stay Extension and Interim Financing Increase Order)PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #7 of Thomas James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Supplemental Report to Fifth Report of the Monitor
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — the proposed SISP contemplates a non-binding LOI deadline; sale process not yet underway with a Sales Agent to be selected
  • Financial position · Stalking horse Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
d Affidavit #1 of J. ReidPDF · Subscribers
Fifth Report of the Monitor
  • Operational summary Construction of the Development has reached substantial performance with a Certificate of Completion issued, but the Petitioners' restructuring efforts have stalled (only one non-binding LOI received), prompting a proposed court-supervised SISP dual-track sale process for Rental and Hotel use.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 7 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Application of the PetitionersPDF · Subscribers
d Affidavit #1 of Jeffrey BurtPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Raymond KwongPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #5 of Thomas James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Notice of ApplicationPDF · Subscribers
Order Made After Application (Stay Extension Order)PDF · Subscribers
Requisition – General (setting the hearing down for July 28 and July 29)PDF · Subscribers
Order Made After Application (SISP Approval Order)PDF · Subscribers
Fourth Report of the Monitor
  • Operational summary The Petitioners are continuing construction of the Development with Metro-Can (targeting July 2026 completion) while advancing a rezoning application, BC Housing covenant amendment, and an investment/debt solicitation process for the 'Northern House' restructuring concept.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 8 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #4 of T. PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Requisition - General (resetting application to May 01, 2026)PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of M. Schutte – April 20, 2026PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #3 of Thomas James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Application Record Index Volume 1PDF · Subscribers
Application Record Index Volume 2PDF · Subscribers
Requisition - Setting Down Hearing for April 09, 2026PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Navneet SidhuPDF · Subscribers
Application ResponsePDF · Subscribers
Third Report of the Monitor
  • Operational summary Construction at the Development has fully resumed with over 100 subcontractors on site, and the Petitioners are pursuing a restructuring transaction (the 'Dunna'eh House of Healing' concept) involving rezoning, equity investment solicitation from Indigenous groups, and debt refinancing.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #2 of Thomas James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Second Report of the Monitor
  • Operational summary Construction at the Development recommenced following Metro-Can payments, with subtrades operating near full capacity, while the Petitioners are pursuing a new plan of arrangement (rather than the terminated Purchase Agreement) to restructure and repay creditors in full.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Amended and Restated Initial Order
  • Applicant 1061511 B.C. LTD., JAMESON BROADWAY & BIRCH GENERAL PARTNER LTD., AND JAMESON BROADWAY & BIRCH LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
  • Appointee Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Statutory basis Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-36, as amended
PDF · Subscribers
Application Record (Vol. 1)PDF · Subscribers
Application Record (Vol. 2)PDF · Subscribers
Supplemental Application RecordPDF · Subscribers
First Report of the Monitor
  • Commencement date 25 November 2025
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Thomas James PappajohnPDF · Subscribers
Initial Order
  • Applicant 1061511 B.C. LTD., JAMESON BROADWAY & BIRCH GENERAL PARTNER LTD., AND JAMESON BROADWAY & BIRCH LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
  • Appointee Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Court file no S-258854
  • + 2 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Notice of HearingPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Chelsea DentonPDF · Subscribers
Petition to the Court
  • Applicant 1061511 B.C. Ltd., Jameson Broadway & Birch General Partner Ltd., and Jameson Broadway & Birch Limited Partnership
  • Appointee Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc.
  • Appointee role monitor
  • Court file no S-258845
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Application Record IndexPDF · Subscribers
d Notice of Application S258845PDF · Subscribers

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