Registration

Extra-Provincial Registration in British Columbia for Canadian Corporations

Thinking about expanding your business into British Columbia? If you already have an established corporation in another Canadian province*, and are thinking about expanding your operations into BC, then this article will help you understand the steps to register...

Extra-Provincial Registration in Ontario for Canadian Corporations

Thinking about expanding your business into Ontario? This article talks about how Canadian corporations incorporated in jurisdictions other than Ontario can register their company so that they can expand their business into Ontario. What is an Extra-Provincial...

An Overview of How Foreign Corporations Can Obtain a Licence to Operate in Ontario

Registering a foreign Corporation to operate in Ontario gives corporations the opportunity to expand their business into Canada. This article gives an overview of the steps that need to be taken as a Foreign corporation (that is, a corporation outside of Canada), and things to consider once licensed.

5 Things to Think About Before Incorporating a For-Profit Corporation

There’s a lot to think about when you’re considering forming a company. You might be unsure of where to start, but want to have a better understanding of what to expect before you move forward. We’ve made a list of five decisions that really stand out for us in the beginning.

10 Things to Consider After Forming an Ontario Corporation

Congratulations! You’ve formed an Ontario Corporation. If you’re like other business owners we’ve talked to, you might be wondering, “now what?” We understand—there’s a lot to think about. Below is a list of ten things you should think about after forming an Ontario Corporation.

How to Protect Your Business Name Across Canada

I recently got asked the question, “how do I protect my business name across the country”? This question came from the owner of a provincial corporation in BC. It is a question that comes up a lot for people who have provincially-incorporated companies—and I wanted to share my answer with you, since it might be helpful for others.