V K Delivery & Moving Services Ltd. et al.
- Proceeding
- CCAACompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985 c. C-36 as amended
- File
- S-252336
- Industry
- Transportation & logistics
V K Delivery & Moving Services Ltd. et al., also referred to in its own filings as the VK Group, obtained CCAA protection in the Supreme Court of British Columbia (court file S-252336) on May 16, 2025, with Crowe MacKay & Company Ltd. acting as Monitor. RBC is described as the VK Group's primary secured lender. A Third Cash Flow Statement contemplated payments of $1,000,000 toward pre-filing employee source deduction arrears owed to the Canada Revenue Agency, a deemed trust claim.
Monitor’s Response to the June 12, 2026 Notice of Application — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application – Examine the Monitor (June 10, 2026) — Application / notice of application
Oral Ruling on June 10, 2026 Application to Examine the Monitor by Judge Basran (August 6, 2026) — Endorsement / reasons
Notice of Application – Monitor’s discharge and approval of fees (April 23, 2026) — Application / notice of application
RBC Response to the April 23, 2026 Notice of Application — Application / notice of application
The officer filed report no. Fifth and Final Report of the Monitor. The Petitioners' CCAA proceedings ended when the stay was not extended and they were assigned into Receivership, with MNP Ltd. appointed Receiver; the Receiver is now liquidating the Petitioners' assets while the Monitor seeks approval of its fees and its own discharge.
The officer filed report no. Fourth Report. The VK Group continues ordinary-course operations across its business units, funding itself solely from operating cash flow without any debtor-in-possession financing, while pursuing BVD financing and preparing a Plan of Arrangement.
Source: Fourth Report of the Monitor filed November 28, 2025
Supplemental Report to the Third Report of the Monitor dated September 8, 2025 — Court officer report
The officer filed report no. Third Report. The Petitioners continue to operate in the ordinary course while pursuing BVD financing to exit CCAA, negotiating arrears repayment with CRA and ICBC, and preparing a Plan of Arrangement for unsecured creditors.
Supplemental Report to the Second Report of the Monitor dated July 15, 2025 — Court officer report
The officer filed report no. Second Report. The VK Group continues to operate in the ordinary course of business, negotiating with suppliers, paying down ICBC arrears, and pursuing refinancing options while trade creditors are paid on a C.O.D. basis.
The officer filed report no. First Report. The VK Group continues to operate in the ordinary course providing freight delivery, storage and logistics services, has reduced lease and labour costs, and is working with the Monitor and newly engaged accounting consultants to stabilize its financial reporting and cash flow during the CCAA proceedings.
Debtor
V K Delivery & Moving Services Ltd. et al.
Monitor
Crowe MacKay
| # | Priority class | Creditor | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Deemed trusts (CRA and other) | Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) · in 986 casesDeemed trust class - pre-filing employee source deduction arrears; Third Cash Flow Statement contemplated $1,000,000 in payments toward this arrears, but this is a payment plan figure, not a stated total balance owing — debtor: VK Group | — | Supplemental Report to the Second Report of the Monitor dated July 15, 2025 |
| 4 | Secured |
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Cumulative receipts
$9.4M
As at 28 Nov 2025Fourth Report of the Monitor filed November 28, 2025
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Cash on hand
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Professional fees
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See all plans| Date | Document | File |
|---|---|---|
| Affidavit #6 of D. Manuel | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Monitor’s Response to the June 12, 2026 Notice of Application | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Notice of Application – Examine the Monitor (June 10, 2026) | PDF · Subscribers | |
Oral Ruling on June 10, 2026 Application to Examine the Monitor by Judge Basran (August 6, 2026)
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of Z. Cartwright (June 9, 2026) | PDF · Subscribers | |
Fifth Report of the Monitor filed April 23, 2026
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Notice of Application – Monitor’s discharge and approval of fees (April 23, 2026) | PDF · Subscribers | |
| RBC Response to the April 23, 2026 Notice of Application | PDF · Subscribers | |
Order Made After Application – Extension of Stay to December 18, 2025 (Receivership)
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Order Made After Application – Dismissal of Stay
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Order Made After Application – Extension of Stay to December 18, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Oral Reasons for Judgement by Judge Basran
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #6 of Alex Wang | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Application Response from RBC (December 2, 2025) | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #2 of J Ayre | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #10 of Ved Kaler | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #2 of A Mashanlo | PDF · Subscribers | |
Fourth Report of the Monitor filed November 28, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Notice of Application (November 28, 2025) | PDF · Subscribers | |
Supplemental Report to the Third Report of the Monitor dated September 8, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Third Report of the Monitor dated September 3, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Creditor Listing - Website (September 2, 2025)
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Supplemental Report to the Second Report of the Monitor dated July 15, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #2 of Diana Manuel | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of Diana Manuel | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of Jeffrey Ayre | PDF · Subscribers | |
Second Report of the Monitor dated June 19, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of D. Nugent | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #5 of D. Manuel | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Order Made after Application | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of Alex Wang | PDF · Subscribers | |
Notice to Creditors
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #4 of Ved Kaler | PDF · Subscribers | |
First Report of the Monitor dated May 23, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
Initial Order Dated May 16, 2025
| PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #2 of Ved Kaler | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of A Mashanlo | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #3 of Alex Wang | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of J. McNair | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #1 of Ved Kaler | PDF · Subscribers | |
| Affidavit #2 of Alex Wang | PDF · Subscribers | |
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CiteProceedings., “V K Delivery & Moving Services Ltd. et al.” (CCAA), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 5 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/v-k-delivery-moving-services-ltd-et-al