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- Ontario Insolvency Statistics: What the Q2 2026 Numbers Show for Southwestern Ontario
Every quarter the federal Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy publishes the official count of insolvency filings across Canada. The second-quarter 2026 figures are out. For Southwestern Ontario they show something the province-wide headlines flatten: filings grew at very different rates from … Read more »
- OAS Clawback in Canada: What It Is and How to Reduce It (2026 Guide)
Here’s how the OAS clawback works in 2026, and what you can do to minimize it. Are you counting on your full Old Age Security (OAS) pension to help cover your costs in retirement? You’ve worked hard and paid into the system for decades. But if your income is above a certain level, the government may … Read more »
- Canadian Insolvencies Hit Highest Level Since 2009
What Rising Insolvency Numbers Reveal About Household Finances in Ontario and Across Canada Consumer insolvencies in Canada reached their highest quarterly level since 2009 during the first three months of 2026. More than 37,000 Canadians filed a bankruptcy or consumer proposal in Q1 alone, driven b … Read more »
- Bankruptcy as a Newcomer to Canada: Debt and Insolvency in Ontario
A Plain-Language Guide About Bankruptcy as a Newcomer to Canada Permanent resident? Work permit holder? You can file for a consumer proposal or bankruptcy as a newcomer to Canada, provided you currently live here. Filing does not make you inadmissible (it does not bar you from entering or staying in … Read more »
- Bankruptcy and Your Professional Licence in Ontario
What Ontario Professionals Need to Know Before Filing A bankruptcy or consumer proposal in Ontario does not automatically cancel most professional licences. But nearly every regulator requires disclosure, and some have mandatory timelines measured in days, not weeks. Real estate agents, mortgage age … Read more »