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Luxor Land Ltd.

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Receivership (court-appointed)section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, section 65(1) of the Alberta Personal Property Security Act, section 49(2) of the Law of Property Act, and section 13(2) of the Judicature Act
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2503 11203
Filings held12
Last activity2 Sep 2026
On the record87 days
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OverviewSummary updated

Luxor Land Ltd. is in court-appointed receivership, MNP Ltd. having been appointed receiver over the Azure Lands and Cascadia Lands in Edmonton and related personal property by order of the Court of King's Bench of Alberta dated August 10, 2026, on the application of National Bank of Canada under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Court File No. 2503 11203). NBC's loan to Luxor and co-borrower Mesa West Capital Corp. matured May 15, 2025 and demand issued May 16, 2025; the bank claims $10,898,181.59 as at July 29, 2026, secured by a January 8, 2019 mortgage and general security agreement, with interest accruing at $1,890.84 per day. City of Edmonton tax arrears of $1,144,565.72 were paid by NBC and added to the debt. The same order approved a sale process, with bids due October 8, 2026.

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Same-day order approving a sale process for the Azure and Cascadia Lands, to be run by MNP Ltd. as receiver, with bids due October 8, 2026.

Source: Sales Process Order

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Filing brief

Luxor Land: the listing that didn't sell

National Bank extended a $12 million land loan on two Edmonton parking lots six times, then demanded. Rather than appoint a receiver in 2025 it agreed to a consensual judicial listing, cut the asking price in April, and got no offer it would accept. It also paid $1,144,565.72 of the borrower's property taxes to stop a tax sale of its own collateral. On August 10 it came back for the receiver.

Parties

Debtor

Luxor Land Ltd.

Receiver

MNP

Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

Bench

JudgeCourtOn this docketCases on record
Justice BurnsCourt of King's Bench of Alberta3 orders, Aug 202659 cases on record

Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
CreditorNational Bank of CanadaMcLennan Ross LLP10 Aug 2026Factum · 10 Aug 2026
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
stated amounts, drawn to scale · for subscribers
Priority classCreditorAmountSource
SecuredNational Bank of Canada · in 101 casesMortgage dated Jan 8, 2019 (instrument no. 192 019 916) over the Lands; General Security Agreement dated Jan 8, 2019 over all present and after-acquired real and personal property; General Assignment of Rents and Leases (Caveat instrument no. 192 019 917); Demand Note dated Jan 15, 2019; PPSA financing statement registered June 27, 2018 (Reg. No. 18122708633) covering all present and after-acquired property of the Borrower at the Lands — Under the Loan, $12,236,709.71 owing plus separately a cost account of $36,250.27, both as at July 18, 2025 (Exhibit BB); interest continues to accrue at 7.45 · as of 18 Jul 2025$12.2MAffidavit of Cory Stark
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Sale processAs stated in the filings

Sale process approved — Sales Process approved for the Cascadia Lands and Azure LandsSales Process Order · 10 Aug 2026

Bid deadline

8 October 2026

Sales Process Order

AdvisorsJLL Capital Markets (listing broker)Sales Process Order
Estate financialsReported figures — never derived
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Documents
12 filings
DateDocumentFile
Receiver's Certificate - Luxor Land Ltd.PDF · Subscribers
Receiver's Certificate - Mesa West Capital Corp.PDF · Subscribers
Form 87 - Notice and Statement of the Receiver
PDF · Subscribers
Application
  • Applicant National Bank of Canada
  • Appointee MNP Ltd.
  • Appointee role receiver
  • Commencement date 5 June 2025
  • + 6 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Bench Brief
  • Counsel McLennan Ross LLP
PDF · Subscribers
Book of AuthoritiesPDF · Subscribers
Limited Receivership Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Burns
PDF · Subscribers
Receivership Order - Draft
  • Applicant National Bank of Canada
  • Appointee MNP Ltd.
  • Appointee role Receiver
  • Commencement date 10 August 2026
  • + 6 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Restricted Court Access
  • Presiding officer Justice Burns
PDF · Subscribers
Sales Process Order
  • Bid deadline 8 October 2026
  • Order date 10 August 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice Burns
  • Break fee Subscribers
  • + 3 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Supplemental Affidavit of Cory StarkPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit of Cory Stark
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
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CiteProceedings., “Luxor Land Ltd.” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Court of King's Bench of Alberta. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/luxor-land-ltd

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