TAM Management Corp is under court-appointed receivership in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, under court file PRR-S-H-12282. The receivership order was granted on December 1, 2025 by Justice G.C. Weatherill, on the statutory footing of section 243 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and provincial Judicature Act authority. The proceeding remains active. The record before this page carries no further steps, reports or hearings since the commencement date.
The officer filed report no. Second Supplement to the Receiver's First Report. The Receiver continued to operate the debtor's buildings through the receivership and will continue to do so until the sale closes. The only remaining step after closing is the final distribution, followed by the Receiver's discharge.
The officer filed report no. First Report. The Receiver has stabilized and continued operating the two Prince Rupert apartment buildings through a property manager, addressing deferred maintenance and water ingress issues, while marketing and ultimately agreeing to sell the lands under a court-approved sale process.
A buyer that had agreed to pay $2,350,000 for two 1966 walk-ups in Prince Rupert withdrew after inspection, its realtor writing that the economics did not support "any price above $0"; MNP Ltd. now asks the court on September 3 to approve a $1,000,000 sale against a mortgage debt of about $2.95 million, seal its repair estimates, and discharge it as receiver in the same sitting.
Parties
Debtor
TAM Management Corp.
Receiver
MNP
Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record
Prosperity Credit UnionMortgage — Estimated claim as stated in Receiver's Notice and Statement — debtor: TAM Management Corp (a.k.a. 101234267 Saskatchewan Ltd.) · as of 1 Dec 2025
$2.76M
Form 87 - Notice and Statement of the Receiver
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7 more claims in 1 class The stack holds Secured and Unsecured claims.
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.
Second Supplement to the Receiver's First Report to Court
Operational summaryThe Receiver continued to operate the debtor's buildings through the receivership and will continue to do so until the sale closes. The only remaining step after closing is the final distribution, followed by the Receiver's discharge.
Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial positionSubscribers
Operational summaryThe Receiver has stabilized and continued operating the two Prince Rupert apartment buildings through a property manager, addressing deferred maintenance and water ingress issues, while marketing and ultimately agreeing to sell the lands under a court-approved sale process.
Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial positionSubscribers
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