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Winmar Fraser Valley

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Receivership (court-appointed)Section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and Section 39 of the Law and Equity Act
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No. H-261160
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Construction
Filings held5
Last activity19 Oct 2026
On the record24 days
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Winmar Fraser Valley has been in court-appointed receivership since October 9, 2026, when the Supreme Court of British Columbia appointed KPMG Inc. as Receiver and Manager on the application of National Bank of Canada. The appointment was made under Section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and Section 39 of the Law and Equity Act, and the proceeding is carried under court file No. H-261160. National Bank of Canada is the applicant creditor driving the proceeding. The receivership remains active, with KPMG Inc. holding the dual mandate of receiver and manager over the debtor.

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Winmar Fraser Valley: KPMG is receiver, and could find no books at the premises

Justice Veenstra appointed KPMG receiver of three numbered companies, including the one that ran a Langley Winmar restoration franchise, on October 9. National Bank's petition claims $8,061,786.75 and pleads no payments since June 2026 and locked doors on July 17; KPMG says it could not locate any books and records at the premises.

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Winmar Fraser Valley

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KPMG

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SecuredNational Bank of Canada · in 101 casesEstimated amount owing per Receiver's Form 87; footnote states amounts are based on estimates provided and may not accurately reflect the liabilities. Receiver has been unable to verify or quantify liabilities due to absence of books and records. No date given for the estimate. — debtor: 0929736 B.C. Ltd.$11.4M0929736 BC Ltd Notice And Statement of the Receiver
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Documents5 filings
DateDocumentFile
0929736 BC Ltd Notice And Statement of the Receiver
  • Financial position · Secured creditors · Unsecured creditors Subscribers
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1178592 BC LTD - s245 246 Notice and Statement of the Receiver
  • Appointee KPMG Inc.
  • Appointee role receiver
  • Commencement date 9 October 2026
  • Court Supreme Court of British Columbia
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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1317297 BC Ltd Notice And Statement of the Receiver
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H-261160 - Receivership Order - 09-Oct-2026 [ ]
  • Applicant National Bank of Canada
  • Appointee KPMG Inc.
  • Appointee role Receiver and Manager
  • Commencement date 9 October 2026
  • + 7 more extracted facts
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Application Materials dated September 9, 2026PDF · Subscribers

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CiteProceedings., “Winmar Fraser Valley” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 2 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/winmar-fraser-valley

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