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The Daily Debrief

One email each morning with what moved on the cases you follow and the creditors you watch: the new filings and milestones, what falls due next, and each new case that names one of your creditors. Quiet days send nothing.

A sample debrief

six real cases · the email, whole
  1. What moved on your cases

    New filings and milestones on every case you follow, grouped by case. The busiest six lead, six entries each at most, and anything more is one click away on your desk.

  2. Your creditor watches

    Each new case that names a creditor you watch: the name as the filing states it, its class, the amount it is stated as owed, and the claims bar.

  3. Coming up on your cases

    The next stay expiries, bid deadlines and claims bars on your cases, with the claims bar of any case your watches found. A deadline a week out, or the day before, sends the email on its own.

  4. Newest on the record

    The proceedings most recently opened across Canada, leaving out the ones you already follow.

  5. From Insights

    The newest analysis from Proceedings, every fact cited to its filing.

4 and 5 ride along — they never send the email on their own

From:Proceedings. <debrief@proceedings.ca>26 Sep 2026

To:You <you@yourfirm.ca>

Subject:Daily Debrief: 1682 Victoria Park Avenue Inc. — and 4 others

The email itself, built from six real cases on the public record over the past seven days, with a sample watch on Royal Bank of Canada. Yours holds only the cases you follow and the creditors you watch. The amount a creditor is stated as owed stays blurred until you subscribe.

How it arrives

and when it doesn't

Each morning

One email, covering everything since the last one. Nothing to check, and nothing to remember to check.

Only when something moved

A new filing or milestone on a case you follow, a deadline a week out or the day before, or a new case naming a creditor you watch. Otherwise, nothing.

One read, not a newspaper

Follow thirty cases and a heavy day still fits: the busiest six, six entries each, and the rest waiting on your desk.

Off in one click

Switch it off in your account, or from the link at the foot of any debrief. Your follows and watches stay as they are.

The debrief comes with every subscription

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Facts and summaries are extracted automatically from the court filings linked on each page; the filings remain the authoritative record. Suggested corrections are reviewed against the source filings.