Insolvency Name Search ($) This database contains a record of all bankruptcies and proposals filed in Canada from 1978 to date. It also contains a record of all private and court appointed receiverships filed in Canada from 1993 to date. All petitions that have been registered in our offices are also available in the database. There is a minimum $8.00 charge for each search, including those which result in "no record". In the case of multiple hits, the charge is $8.00 for each group of ten matches or less, utilizing the same search criteria. Users will be able to redefine their search criteria to limit costs. Payment must be made either online, using the Strategis secure financial settlement server with your valid mastercard or visa credit card, or by setting up a client account with the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy for billing purposes.

SEDAR (the System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval) SEDAR (the System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval) is the system used for electronically filing most securities related information with the Canadian securities regulatory authorities. Filing with SEDAR started January 1, 1997, and is now mandatory for most reporting issuers in Canada. Search for Public Company or Mutual Fund documents.

Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO/OPIC):Trade-marks Database The search result(s) will contain the Trade-mark, Status, Application number, and Registration number (if it exists) of the document. This version of the Canadian Trade-marks Database is comprised of all active and many inactive marks that were either applied-for or registered pursuant to the current Trade-marks Act or former trade-mark legislation. The database also includes all trade-marks which were canceled, expunged, abandoned or refused after 1979, and some, but not all marks which were canceled, expunged, abandoned or refused prior to 1979. The database also includes additional words and designs which are not by definition trade-marks, but that are protected by the Trade-marks Act or other related legislation. These are prohibited marks for which public notice has been given pursuant to Section 9 of the Trade-marks Act. Also included are plant variety denominations granted pursuant to the Plant Breeders' Rights Act, the Symbols and Badges of the Boy Scouts of Canada and the Girl Guides of Canada and marks of the Royal Canadian Legion. Furthermore, geographical indications for wines and spirits which have been entered on the list or for which protection has been sought are also part of the database.