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Visionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta Ltd

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CCAACompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-36, as amended
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0903-12398
Filings held42
Last activity21 Dec 2009
On the record6,294 days
OverviewSummary updated

Visionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta Ltd have been under CCAA protection since August 12, 2009, and the proceedings remain active. The Monitor estimated in its report dated November 20, 2009 that the Canada Revenue Agency held a deemed trust claim against Visionwall estimated to be approximately $1,550,000, ranking ahead of both secured and unsecured creditors in a liquidation scenario. Peers Foster Kristiansen and Federal Mortgage Corporation Ltd. have filed proofs of claim of $5,721,874 in respect of advances made to the Company; on October 29, 2009 the two entered a settlement agreement under which they would support the Company's management and would not support an alternative plan.

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#Report

The officer filed report no. Tenth Report. The report focuses on the creditors' meetings and voting results for the Plan of Compromise or Arrangement, which was approved and will proceed to a Sanction Order application.

Source: Monitor’s 10th Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. Eighth Report. The report focuses on estimating realizations from a wind-down/liquidation scenario, noting the Monitor has not been directed to explore a sale of the business, and discusses the value of shares to be offered to secured creditors under the Plan tied to the success of newly incorporated Visionwall Solutions Inc.

Source: Monitor’s 8th Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. Sixth Report. The company experienced repeated cash flow constraints causing delayed source deduction remittances to CRA, but subsequently made the overdue payments after receiving an outstanding accounts receivable.

Source: Monitor’s 6th Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. Fifth Report. The report focuses on Visionwall's late remittance of source deductions to CRA after the Initial Order, including missed payments due to delayed clearance of large US-dollar customer cheques, with the company expecting to catch up on payments upon receipt of an anticipated wire transfer.

Source: Monitor’s 5th Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. Fourth Report. The report addresses whether Visionwall failed to pay employee wages during the CCAA period; the Monitor found no evidence of unpaid wages, salaries, or benefits and confirms payroll for both hourly and salaried employees was consistently funded and paid throughout the proceedings.

Source: Monitor’s 4th Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. Third Report. Visionwall continues to face production and supply delays affecting revenue and cash flow, is working on eight active projects worth about $2.9 million, is undergoing a claims review process, and is seeking DIP financing and an extension of the stay to complete its restructuring plan.

Source: Monitor’s 3rd Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. Second Report. The Company continues to operate and produce under seven active projects worth approximately $3.3 million while pursuing over $14 million in further contracts, and is seeking DIP financing to fund ongoing operations amid production and receivable collection delays.

Source: Monitor’s 2nd Report to the Court

#Report

The officer filed report no. First Report. Visionwall Corporation continues active operations, completing existing window/wall construction projects and negotiating new contracts, and does not anticipate needing DIP financing based on projected cash flows.

Source: Monitor’s 1st Report to the Court

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Notice of Motion (October 16th Application) — Application filed

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Notice of Motion (October 30th Application) — Application filed

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Notice of Motion (September 10th Court Application) — Application filed

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Parties

Debtor

Visionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta Ltd

Monitor

PwC

Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

Bench

JudgeCourtOn this docketCases on record
Justice BielbyCourt of King's Bench of Alberta15 orders, Aug 2009 – Dec 20091 case on record

Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
DebtorVisionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta LtdMiller Thomson LLP · Reynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer LLP30 Oct 2009Order · 30 Oct 2009
CreditorAlan Hirmes and Yosef BrikmanStikeman Elliott LLP—Application
CreditorAlbcrta Treasury BranchesMiller Thomson LLP30 Oct 2009Order · 30 Oct 2009
CreditorPeers Foster Kristiansen IncWitten LLP—Application
CreditorPeter SchaubReynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer LLP—Application
CreditorPeter Schaub and Mibana AGReynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer LLP30 Oct 2009Order · 30 Oct 2009
CreditorUPA ConstructionField Law—Application
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
stated amounts, drawn to scale · for subscribers
Priority classCreditorAmountSource
UnsecuredPeers Foster Kristiansen (PFK) and Federal Mortgage Corporation Ltd. (FMC)as of proofs of claim filed — PFK and FMC entered settlement agreement (Oct 29, 2009) to support Company's management and not support alternative plan; amount is proofs of claim filed, not an adjudicated/reported total — debtor: Visionwall$5.72MReport of the Monitor and Information Circular
Unsecured

1 more claim in 1 class The stack holds Unsecured claims.

Every creditor and every amount, drawn to scale.

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RecoveriesAs stated in the filings

Unsecured creditors: a distribution. 825764 Alberta Ltd. a distribution.Under the plan · sanctionedAmended Plan of Compromise and Arrangement · 14 Dec 2009

ClassCreditorClaimsRecoveryBasisSource
Deemed trustSpecial Crown Claims—paid in fullUnder the plansanctionedper the debtorAmended Plan of Compromise and Arrangement · 14 Dec 2009
SecuredAffected Secured Creditors—a distributionUnder the plansanctionedper the debtorAmended Plan of Compromise and Arrangement · 14 Dec 2009
Secured825764 Alberta Ltd.—a distributionUnder the plansanctionedper the debtorAmended Plan of Compromise and Arrangement · 14 Dec 2009
UnsecuredAffected Unsecured Creditors—a distributionconditionalUnder the plansanctionedper the debtorAmended Plan of Compromise and Arrangement · 14 Dec 2009

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.

Estate financialsReported figures — never derived

Cumulative disbursements

$274K

As at 29 Oct 2009Monitor’s 3rd Report to the Court

Cash on hand

As at

1 more reported figure

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Documents
42 filings
DateDocumentFile
Sanction Order, dated December 21, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice J.E. Topolniski
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Stay Extension Order, dated December 17, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Monitor’s 10th Report to the Court
  • Operational summary The report focuses on the creditors' meetings and voting results for the Plan of Compromise or Arrangement, which was approved and will proceed to a Sanction Order application.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Amended Plan of Compromise and Arrangement
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2009-12-14 · Table missing:
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Court Order, dated December 4, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Monitor’s 9th Report to the Court
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position · Professional fees Subscribers
  • + 3 more extracted facts
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Monitor’s 7th Report to the Court
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
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Monitor’s 8th Report to the Court
  • Operational summary The report focuses on estimating realizations from a wind-down/liquidation scenario, noting the Monitor has not been directed to explore a sale of the business, and discusses the value of shares to be offered to secured creditors under the Plan tied to the success of newly incorporated Visionwall Solutions Inc.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Creditors Meeting Order, dated November 25, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Affidavit #7 of G. Clarahan (November 25th Application)PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Motion (November 25th Application)PDF · Subscribers
Monitor’s 6th Report to the Court
  • Operational summary The company experienced repeated cash flow constraints causing delayed source deduction remittances to CRA, but subsequently made the overdue payments after receiving an outstanding accounts receivable.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Monitor’s 5th Report to the Court
  • Operational summary The report focuses on Visionwall's late remittance of source deductions to CRA after the Initial Order, including missed payments due to delayed clearance of large US-dollar customer cheques, with the company expecting to catch up on payments upon receipt of an anticipated wire transfer.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF · Subscribers
Monitor’s 4th Report to the Court
  • Operational summary The report addresses whether Visionwall failed to pay employee wages during the CCAA period; the Monitor found no evidence of unpaid wages, salaries, or benefits and confirms payroll for both hourly and salaried employees was consistently funded and paid throughout the proceedings.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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ATB Order, dated October 30, 2009
  • Counsel Miller Thomsor LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice M.B. Bielby
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Affidavit #6 of G. Clarahan (October 30th Application)PDF · Subscribers
Amended and Restated Initial Order authorizing the DIP, dated October 30, 2009
  • Applicant Visionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta Ltd.
  • Appointee PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Commencement date 30 October 2009
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Court Order dated October 30, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice M.B. Bielby
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Order Dismissing WMT October 30, 2009 Application, dated November 25, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Schaub and Mibana AG Order, dated October 30, 2009
  • Counsel Reynolds Mirth Richard & Farmer LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice M.B. Bielby
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Stay Extension Order, dated October 30, 2009
  • Counsel Miller Thomson LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Monitor’s 3rd Report to the Court
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position · Operational summary Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Affidavit #5 of G. Clarahan (October 30th Application)PDF · Subscribers
Court Order dated October 26, 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice M.B. Bielby
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Amended and Restated Order Sought (October 16th Application)
  • Applicant Visionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta Ltd.
  • Appointee PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Commencement date 16 October 2009
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Monitor’s 2nd Report to the Court
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position · Operational summary Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Affidavit #4 of G. Clarahan (October 16th Application)PDF · Subscribers
1st Extension Order
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Claims Process Order
  • Presiding officer Justice M. B. Bielby
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Monitor’s 1st Report to the Court
  • Operational summary Visionwall Corporation continues active operations, completing existing window/wall construction projects and negotiating new contracts, and does not anticipate needing DIP financing based on projected cash flows.
  • Cash on hand · Disbursements · Financial position Subscribers
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Affidavit #3 of G. Clarahan (September 10th Court Application)PDF · Subscribers
Court Order dated August 27, 2009 (August 27th Court Application)
  • Presiding officer Justice M.B. Bielby
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Affidavit #2 of G. Clarahan (August 27th Court Application)PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Motion (August 27th Court Application)PDF · Subscribers
Claims Package (Notice to Creditors, Proof of Claim, Claims Process Order)PDF · Subscribers
Report of the Monitor and Information Circular
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2009-11-20 · Table missing:
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
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Visionwall Initial Order
  • Applicant Visionwall Incorporated, Visionwall Corporation and 825764 Alberta Ltd.
  • Appointee PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Commencement date 12 August 2009
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Affidavit of G. Clarahan (Initial Order)PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Motion (Initial Order)PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Motion (October 16th Application)
  • Counsel Field LLP
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Notice of Motion (October 30th Application)PDF · Subscribers
Notice of Motion (September 10th Court Application)PDF · Subscribers

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