A British Columbia corporation is a statutory creature, created and regulated by provincial law (British Columbia Business Corporation Act). In short, if you want the “privilege”—that’s what the courts call it—of turning your business enterprise into a corporation, you must follow the requirements of the British Columbia Business Corporation Act. What sets the corporation apart, […]
How to Register a New Corporation in Ontario
By ecompanies on January 5, 2019 in Doing Business in Ontario, Ontario Corporate Registry, Ontario Incorporation
An Ontario corporation is a statutory creature, created and regulated by provincial law (Ontario Business Corporation Act). In short, if you want the “privilege”—that’s what the courts call it—of turning your business enterprise into a corporation, you must follow the requirements of the Ontario Business Corporation Act. What sets the corporation apart, in a theoretical […]
How To Register a New Corporation in Alberta
By ecompanies on January 5, 2019 in Alberta Corporate Registries, Alberta Incorporation, Doing Business in Alberta
An Alberta corporation is a statutory creature, created and regulated by provincial law (Alberta Business Corporation Act). In short, if you want the “privilege”—that’s what the courts call it—of turning your business enterprise into a corporation, you must follow the requirements of the Alberta Business Corporation Act. What sets the corporation apart, in a theoretical […]
How to Register a Corporation in Canada
A corporation is a statutory creature, created and regulated by federal (federal corporations) or provincial law (provincial corporations). In short, if you want the “privilege”—that’s what the courts call it—of turning your business enterprise into a corporation, you must follow the requirements of your province’s Business Corporation Law or Canada Business Corporation Act (for federal […]