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3,597 bills from 234 firms on 874 matters · 9,084 stated hourly rates · as the filings state them

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5167 of 67 bills · Grant Thornton Limited
FirmCasePeriod FeesRatesSource
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 4 of 12 on this matterNorth End United Housing Co-operative Ltd - ReceivershipNova Scotia · Receivership (court-appointed)1 Dec – 31 Dec 2012••••••6 peopleSecond Report of the Receiver - November…27 Nov 2014
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 3 of 12 on this matterNorth End United Housing Co-operative Ltd - ReceivershipNova Scotia · Receivership (court-appointed)1 Oct – 31 Oct 2012••••••6 peopleSecond Report of the Receiver - November…27 Nov 2014
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 3 of 12 on this matterNorth End United Housing Co-operative Ltd - ReceivershipNova Scotia · Receivership (court-appointed)to 31 Oct 2012•••Second Report of the Receiver - November…27 Nov 2014
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 1 of 12 on this matterNorth End United Housing Co-operative Ltd - ReceivershipNova Scotia · Receivership (court-appointed)1 Sep – 30 Sep 2012••••••5 peopleSecond Report of the Receiver - November…27 Nov 2014
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverKitimat Development Group Inc. and Hotels and Resorts of KitimatAlberta · Receivership (court-appointed) · closedcumulative•••Receiver's Fourth Report6 Jul 2026
Grant Thornton LimitedMonitorSweet Berry Farms Ltd.Newfoundland and Labrador · CCAA••••••Second Report of the Monitor29 May 2026
Grant Thornton LimitedMonitorperiod 1 of 2 on this matterKarwood Estates Inc. and Gregg Construction Ltd.Newfoundland and Labrador · CCAA•••Monitor's Sixteenth Report10 Apr 2026
Grant Thornton LimitedProposal trusteeKindred Living Inc.Nova Scotia · NOI••••••Third Report of the Proposal Trustee9 Feb 2026
Grant Thornton LimitedProposal trusteeperiod 1 of 2 on this matterHealthHub Patient Engagement Solutions Inc.Nova Scotia · NOI••••••Fifth Report of the Proposal Trustee17 Dec 2025
Grant Thornton LimitedMonitorSuperport Marine Services Ltd.Nova Scotia · CCAA••••••Sixth Report of the Monitor dated November…4 Nov 2025
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 1 of 2 on this matterUniversal Mechanical Ltd., Movin’ Air Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., and Agincourt LimitedAlberta · Receivership (court-appointed)cumulative•••Receiver's First Report1 Oct 2024
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiver6119701 Manitoba Ltd. o.a Winmar WinnipegManitoba · Receivership (court-appointed) · closedfrom 2 Sep 2022cumulative•••February 9, 2023 - Receiver's First Report9 Feb 2023
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 1 of 2 on this matterElcano Exploration Inc., Elcano Exploration Ltd. & Elcano Energy PartnershipAlberta · Receivership (court-appointed)from 1 Dec 2021Soughtcumulative•••Receiver's Third Report5 Oct 2022
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverCoulee Craft Brewing Corp. & 1742550 Alberta Ltd.Alberta · Receivership (court-appointed)Soughtcumulative•••Receiver's Second Report25 Apr 2022
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverperiod 1 of 2 on this matterPower Merchants Ltd.Alberta · Receivership (court-appointed)cumulative•••Supplement's to Receivers Third Report;…5 Nov 2020
Grant Thornton LimitedMonitorDivestco Inc.Alberta · CCAAfrom 4 Mar 2019Soughtcumulative•••Supplement to the Monitor's Third Report -…30 Jan 2020
Grant Thornton LimitedReceiverTuscany Energy Ltd.Saskatchewan · Receivership (court-appointed) · closedfrom 30 Jun 2016cumulative•••1 Receivers Second Report - Tuscany - Feb…23 Feb 2017

What a bill looks likeBenchmarks

Measured across the record

A partner's hour

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median of each bill's top standard rate, 2026, over 178 bills; 195 in 2025

The blended rate, stated

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median of the average hourly rates filings state outright, counsel, over 945 bills. A further 74 bills state fees and hours and no rate; that quotient is kept as its own series and never mixed in.

Counsel by year of call

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median standard rate by years since call — 0-4 years (224), 5-9 years (151), 10-19 years (212), 20+ years (264)

Where the rates are

3,597 bills

monitor 591 · receiver 1,013 · interim receiver 38 · trustee 64 · …

Who bills these estatesWho bills

Named in the filings
  1. KSV Restructuring Inc.Information officer · Interim receiver · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · Trustee · 108 matters354
  2. Deloitte Restructuring Inc.Interim receiver · Liquidator · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · Trustee · 64 matters191
  3. MNP Ltd.Interim receiver · Liquidator · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · Trustee · 96 matters182
  4. FTI Consulting Canada Inc.Information officer · Monitor · Receiver · 49 matters181
  5. Ernst & Young Inc.Information officer · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · 42 matters136
  6. Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLPCounsel · 45 matters129
  7. BDO Canada LimitedInterim receiver · Liquidator · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · Trustee · 68 matters122
  8. Aird & Berlis LLPCounsel · 61 matters103
  9. Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc.Information officer · Liquidator · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · 41 matters91
  10. PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.Information officer · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · Trustee · 30 matters74
  11. Grant Thornton LimitedInterim receiver · Monitor · Proposal trustee · Receiver · Trustee · 35 matters67
  12. Dentons Canada LLPCounsel · 31 matters62

Bills, counted one per firm per period however many filings restate it. 234 firms appear in the record; these are the 12 with the most.

How to read thisMethod

The frame. Every figure here comes from a fee affidavit, a passing of accounts, a motion record or an officer's report that a court file holds — fees that were filed for approval, which skews to the larger, longer and more contested mandates. It is not a survey of all insolvency work.

The series. The ladder and the tiles use standard hourly rates of named people, in Canadian dollars, on bills with no courtesy discount and on matters with no recognition proceeding. Discounted bills, stated averages and the rare bill that states fees and hours but no rate are kept as separate series and never mixed in. Nothing is drawn from fewer than 12 observations.

What it is not. A court does not test a bill by hours × rate; it asks what value was delivered (Bank of Nova Scotia v. Diemer, 2014 ONCA 851). This page shows what comparable mandates charged, never what a bill should have been. The record holds sixteen Québec fee documents and no French rate tables; it is not a benchmark for Québec.

Every fact carries its document. Each bill and each rate links to the filing that states it; each benchmark cell can be traced to the rates it was computed from through the rates view.

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.