By: Madhavi Acharya-Tom Yew Business Reporter, Published on Tue May 19 2015 The insolvency rate in Canada is slowly beginning to creep upward in parts of the country as the fallout of lower oil prices hits the economy, a new report from CIBC World Markets Inc. shows. The...

Always a great day when we can help someone.  ?  We have been talking about this for years, and it is nice to see it is finally getting through.  We got a note in our comment box today from a happy client. “We initially got...

It is always nice to know if we are providing the correct service for our clients and how we have been able to help them move forward from a difficult situation. Here are a few of our most recent comments. Natasha: Barry was so easy to talk...

The following is an excerpt from a recent Globe & Mail article that we find very relevant to what some of our clients experience. It all began with a pair of jeans. Robbie McCall wanted to give his daughter a new pair for Christmas. But he...

Ritchie Bros Auctions, the worlds largest industrial auctioneer held its largest ever Canadian auction last week in Nisku, Alberta  with over 8000 pieces of heavy equipment and trucks with a value of $215 million.  This may be a sign of what’s to come in Alberta for...

By Craig Wong, The Canadian Press OTTAWA – Seniors and those approaching retirement are making up a growing proportion of those filing for insolvency in Ontario and have bigger debts compared to younger people, a report said Monday. And while credit card debt makes up...

Nick Ford • Economist May 1, 2015 Personal bankruptcy numbers showdown More Alberta households felt the impact of the economic downturn in February with the rate of personal   bankruptcies rising above 2014 levels. This is the first time since 2010 that personal bankruptcies have...