6,574 tracked matters on one surface — filter and rank; every view is a URL
Bankruptcy 666NOI 32CCAA 10Proposal 8Receivership 4other 3
stated liabilities on file· $4.22B across 677 of 723 matters
15,323 dated filings entered the record in twelve months — the heaviest month, June 2026, brought 1,533.
Months count filings by the date on their face · September 2026 is in progress, counted to 20 September 2026 · 3,483 of the corpus’s 118,361 filings carry no date and are not drawn
Newest cases in the screener6574 cases on the record — Bankruptcy 2,521 · Receivership 2,183 · CCAA 558 · the rest drawn below.
Bankruptcy 2,521Receivership 2,183CCAA 558NOI 540Type unspecified 435Proposal 231Winding-up 47Recognition 38Court officer 18Arrangement 3
Counted one per matter · every case is in exactly one segment, so they sum to the record · 435 carry the mint’s placeholder type and are drawn as such, not as bankruptcies · each segment opens that view of the screener
The full screener2576 of 6574 cases carry a filing that states total liabilities — the largest CAD concentration is Ontario, $54.7B across 775 cases.
Only figures a filing itself prints — never our arithmetic about an estate · latest statement per case, per currency · currencies are never cross-summed · 39 stated cases name no province and are not drawn · absent is absent, not zero
All stated positions in the screenerFigures are what the filings themselves state: liabilities and assets come from each matter's latest stated financial position, per currency, shown with its as-at date — never summed across currencies, never estimated. The next deadline is the operative boundary after stay extensions supersede the dates they extend. A dash means the record states nothing.
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.