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This is a question that gets asked quite frequently in insolvency files. Do we have any rights? If so, what are they?

The Personal Property Securities Act (the “PPSA”) is a provincial statue used to regulate and enforce security. It provides the mechanism for managing priority of competing security interest.

Given today’s economic climate, the challenges oilfield services companies are experiencing as they to stay afloat is certainly not surprising news.

On November 23, 2015, our advisors discussed the current state of Ag Industry and offered insights into the future.

Recording of MNP's webinar on November 16, 2015, discussing the State of the Canadian Oilfield Services Industry and 2015 Outlook.

If you are the owner of a small business that has fallen on tough financial times, given the current economic downturn, you are certainly not alone. This doesn’t make it any easier.

Most Canadian corporations have well-documented policies and procedures regarding governance, strategy and risk management. That being said, financial distress can still occur and the corporation’s Directors play an essential role in detection and...

MNP’s Take: As we enter a recession, Canadians are struggling now more than ever to maintain control of financial responsibilities and increased debt loads. With the Canadian dollar experiencing a significant downturn and a global struggle for economic...

Whether you are looking for services as a business struggling with debt or a creditor working to minimize risk and protect your investment, it’s important to develop solution orientated frameworks and customized strategies that meet the expectations...

Suffice to know, there is no investor protection mechanism against investment losses in a financial market decline. Risk is associated in everything we do in the investment world. These risks can range from stock market risk, interest risk, currency risk,...