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Resources for creditors

Important: To recover money owed to you, you must start by submitting a Proof of Claim to the trustee.

A trustee has sent you a notice of bankruptcy on behalf of a business or individual that owes you money

You have received a proposal from a trustee representing an individual who owes you money

You have received a proposal from a trustee representing a business that owes you money

A company that owes you money has filed under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act

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Answers to the most common questions

If the business went bankrupt after delivery of the products but before the invoice was paid, you may be able to recover the goods.

Information on program, eligibility and application process (delivered by Service Canada)

Basic concepts about bankruptcy and insolvency, the role of each player and how it all works together

Search tools

Find a business or individual that has declared bankruptcy or filed a proposal

View companies that have filed under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act

Find out whether you are owed money from a bankruptcy or proposal

Complete list of trustees licensed by the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy

Publications

Roles and responsibilities of inspectors representing creditors

For creditors interested in mediation