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Square Nine King George Development Ltd. and Square Nine Builders Inc.

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CCAACompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985 c. C-36
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S258449
Filings held46
Last activity30 Jul 2026
On the record357 days
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OverviewSummary updated

Square Nine King George Development Ltd. and Square Nine Builders Inc. entered CCAA proceedings in British Columbia on November 13, 2025. The Pre-Filing Report of the Proposed Monitor, dated the same day, put the petitioners' third-party debt at approximately $39.4 million: roughly $22.6 million to secured lenders, $6.0 million in GST owing to the Canada Revenue Agency, $6.3 million to trade creditors and $4.5 million to other third-party creditors. Cameron Stephens Mortgage Capital Ltd. is the primary secured creditor, owed $18,653,228.12 as at August 25, 2025 under a first-ranking mortgage and assignment of rents registered in the New Westminster Land Title Office, with interest and legal costs continuing to accrue. Financing for the Belvedere project also includes approximately $3.7 million owing to AMRN Holding Ltd. and 1137571 B.C. Ltd. and approximately $400,000 to Chin Koon Puah, secured by a mortgage first in time against two strata lots. Monitor's counsel Dentons opined that the security is valid and enforceable, subject to standard assumptions and qualifications.

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#Report

The officer filed report no. Sixth Report of the Monitor. The Petitioners have sold the Commercial Units and are now focused on marketing and selling the remaining 42 residential Strata Units through an exclusive listing agent, with sales activities ramping up for a formal launch in late March 2026.

Source: Sixth Report of the Monitor

#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to 1559924 B.C. Ltd. Closing terms, as extracted: Vacant possession delivered on Closing Date; Monitor may extend Closing Date with Purchaser's consent without further Court order.

Source: Order (Approval and Vesting Order)

#Report

The officer filed report no. Fifth Report of the Monitor. Special purpose report supporting the Monitor's application for a Rectification Order to correct a strata plan error classifying the Outdoor Kids Play Area as common property rather than limited common property for Strata Lot 5, which will assist closing the sale of the Commercial Units.

Source: Fifth Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. Fourth Report of the Monitor. The Petitioners continue to operate under CCAA protection, collecting rent from four leased commercial units and managing the unsold units. They are pursuing court approval of a $8.4 million sale of the five commercial units, closing scheduled for January 21, 2026, and preparing a brokerage-led marketing process for the 42 remaining residential units.

Source: Fourth Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. Third Report. The report is a special-purpose report on approximately $128,000 of interim financing advance funds that were garnished from Square Nine King George's RBC account and paid into Court under a garnishing order obtained against other entities. The Petitioners' liquidity is significantly constrained, and the Monitor recommends an order returning the funds so the CCAA proceedings can continue.

Source: Third Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. Second Report of the Monitor. The Petitioners continue to operate the Belvedere development, collecting rent from four leased commercial units and pursuing sale of five commercial units and 40 unsold residential units, funded by interim financing (a $1.0 million replacement DIP facility from CSMC) while a stay extension to January 31, 2026 is sought.

Source: Second Report of the Monitor

#Report

The officer filed report no. First Report of the Monitor. The Petitioners are seeking an extension of the CCAA stay to December 5, 2025, increased court-ordered charges, and enhanced Monitor powers while they progress the sale of five commercial units (closing scheduled January 21, 2026) and develop a strategy to sell 40 unsold residential units, funded by a DIP facility.

Source: First Report of the Monitor

#Order

Square Nine King George Development Ltd. and Square Nine Builders Inc. — CCAA filed, British Columbia.

Source: Initial Order

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Case update

Square Nine King George: the Belvedere's proceeds are cleared for its first mortgagees

On July 28 the court authorized FTI to pay Cameron Stephens and an individual lender the net proceeds of the Belvedere units each holds security over, up to the amount owing and secured. The monitor argued the Crown's GST deemed trust does not operate under the CCAA; Square Nine owed approximately $6.0 million of GST at filing.

Parties

Debtor

Square Nine King George Development Ltd. and Square Nine Builders Inc.

Monitor

FTI

Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

Bench

JudgeCourtOn this docketCases on record
Justice WalkerSupreme Court of British Columbia10 orders, Nov 2025 – Jul 202631 cases on record

Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
MonitorFTIDentons Canada LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
ApplicantSquare Nine King George Development LtdMcEwan Cooper Kirkpatrick LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorAMRN Holding LtdDWF (Ontario) LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorC3 GP LtdCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorCameron Stephens Mortgage Capital LtdCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorCanada Revenue AgencyDWF (Ontario) LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorChin Koon PuahCampbell Froh May & Rice LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorLisi Mechanical Contractors LtdNorton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorRaymond Parmveer Singh Kaila, aCampbell Froh May & Rice LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
CreditorSuperintendent of Real EstateDWF (Ontario) LLP30 Jul 2026Service list · 30 Jul 2026
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
Priority classCreditorAmountSource
SecuredCameron Stephens Mortgage Capital Ltd. (CSMC) · in 11 casesFirst-ranking mortgage and assignment of rents (CSMC Mortgage) registered against certain lands in the New Westminster Land Title Office — Primary secured creditor; cumulative secured debt of the Petitioners approx. $22,200,000 (primarily CSMC); interest continuing to accrue after 2025-08-25 plus legal fees and expenses not included in stated figure; Monitor's counsel security opinion concluded valid and enforceable subject to standard assumptions/qualifications — debtor: Square Nine King George Development Ltd. · as of 25 Aug 2025$18.7MNotice of Application
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Sale processAs stated in the filings

2 transactions · 1 closed · 1 proposed — The Monitor is at liberty to obtain vesting orders in respect of any of the residential units by way of desk order, without notice and without a hearing, by filing an executed Monitor's sale certificateSales Process Approval Order · 26 Mar 2026

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Sixth Report of the Monitor

PurchaserPriceStatusSource
1559924 B.C. Ltd.the Purchased Assets described in the Commercial CPS · asset sale · agreement 19 Sep 2025SubscribersClosed22 Jan 2026Sixth Report of the Monitor
purchasers of the remaining 42 residential strata units, not yet identifiedany of the remaining 42 residential strata units (the "Strata Units") · asset saleSubscribersProposedSixth Report of the Monitor
AdvisorsMagnum Projects Ltd. (listing broker)Sixth Report of the Monitor
Closing termsVacant possession delivered on Closing Date; Monitor may extend Closing Date with Purchaser's consent without further Court orderOrder (Approval and Vesting Order)
RecoveriesAs stated in the filings

Secured creditors: no distribution.EstimatedPetition to the Court (CCAA) · 10 Nov 2025

ClassCreditorClaimsRecoveryBasisSource
Secured——no distributionconditionalEstimatedper the debtorPetition to the Court (CCAA) · 10 Nov 2025

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Estate financialsReported figures — never derived
Total liabilities at filing

As at ·

Cumulative receipts

$7.71M

As at 18 Mar 2026Sixth Report of the Monitor

Cumulative disbursements

As at

Cash on hand

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Professional fees

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Documents
46 filings
DateDocumentFile
Service list
  • Counsel Campbell Froh May & Rice LLP
PDF · Subscribers
Order (Stay Extension and Interim Distribution)
  • Order date 28 July 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
  • Stay extended to 29 January 2027
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of N. Sidhu
PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Application
PDF · Subscribers
Seventh Report of the Monitor
PDF · Subscribers
Sales Process Approval Order
  • Order date 26 March 2026
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — The Monitor is at liberty to obtain vesting orders in respect of any of the residential units by way of desk order, without notice and without a hearing, by filing an executed Monitor's sale certificate
  • Break fee · Stalking horse Subscribers
PDF · Subscribers
Sealing Order
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
PDF · Subscribers
Stay Extension Orde
  • Order date 26 March 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
  • Stay extended to 31 July 2026
PDF · Subscribers
Sixth Report of the Monitor
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 22 Jan 2026 · 1559924 B.C. Ltd.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 10 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Monitor's certificatePDF · Subscribers
Order (Correction of AVO Order)PDF · Subscribers
Order (Approval and Vesting Order)
  • Closing terms Vacant possession delivered on Closing Date; Monitor may extend Closing Date with Purchaser's consent without further Court order
  • Order date 15 January 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
  • Purchaser 1559924 B.C. Ltd. · the Purchased Assets described in the Commercial CPS · real property · approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
PDF · Subscribers
Order (Stay extension)
  • Order date 15 January 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
  • Stay extended to 30 April 2026
PDF · Subscribers
Order (Strata Rectification)
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit of K. GoyalPDF · Subscribers
Application Response (AMRN Holding Ltd. and 1137571 B.C. Ltd.)PDF · Subscribers
Fifth Report of the Monitor
  • Operational summary Special purpose report supporting the Monitor's application for a Rectification Order to correct a strata plan error classifying the Outdoor Kids Play Area as common property rather than limited common property for Strata Lot 5, which will assist closing the sale of the Commercial Units.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 6 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Application (Strata Plan Rectification)PDF · Subscribers
Fourth Report of the Monitor
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position · Operational summary Subscribers
  • + 3 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Application (AVO, Stay Extension)PDF · Subscribers
Application ResponsePDF · Subscribers
Order (Returned DIP)PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Avic ArenasPDF · Subscribers
Third Report of the Monitor
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position · Operational summary Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Reasons for Judgment
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
PDF · Subscribers
Second Amended and Restated Initial Order
  • Order date 2 December 2025
  • Presiding officer Justice Walker
  • Stay expiry 31 January 2026
PDF · Subscribers
Application Record IndexPDF · Subscribers
Blackline ARIO to SAIRO
  • Order date 2 December 2025
  • Stay expiry 31 January 2026
  • Stay extended to 31 January 2026
PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Application (SAIRO)PDF · Subscribers
Second Report of the Monitor
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position · Operational summary Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Amended and Restated Initial Order (ARIO)
  • Order date 20 November 2025
  • Presiding officer Justice P. Walker
  • Stay expiry 5 December 2025
PDF · Subscribers
Creditor List
PDF · Subscribers
First Report of the Monitor
  • Operational summary The Petitioners are seeking an extension of the CCAA stay to December 5, 2025, increased court-ordered charges, and enhanced Monitor powers while they progress the sale of five commercial units (closing scheduled January 21, 2026) and develop a strategy to sell 40 unsold residential units, funded by a DIP facility.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #3 of Manish SharmaPDF · Subscribers
Notice of Application (ARIO)PDF · Subscribers
Notice to Creditors
PDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Hayley RobertsPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Jerrold MarriottPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #2 Hayley RobertsPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #2 of Manish SharmaPDF · Subscribers
Initial Order
  • Appointee FTI Consulting Canada Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Commencement date 13 November 2025
  • Court SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
  • + 5 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Pre-Filing Report of the Proposed Monitor
PDF · Subscribers
Response to CCAA PetitionPDF · Subscribers
Affidavit #1 of Manish Sharma
PDF · Subscribers
Petition to the Court (CCAA)
  • Appointee FTI Consulting Canada Inc.
  • Appointee role monitor
  • Court file no S2258449
  • Financial position Subscribers
  • + 2 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Response to the Receivership PetitionPDF · Subscribers

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CiteProceedings., “Square Nine King George Development Ltd. and Square Nine Builders Inc.” (CCAA), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/square-nine-king-george-development-ltd-and-square-nine-builders-inc

Sources last checked · summary updated 8 August 2026 · Report a correction · Printed from proceedings.ca/case/square-nine-king-george-development-ltd-and-square-nine-builders-inc

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