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18 November 2013

Eleven Months Left To Continue Under The Canada Not-For-Profit Corporations Act

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The Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act ("CNCA") has been in force since October 17, 2011. Corporations governed by the Canada Corporations Act ("CCA") have until October 17, 2014 to continue under CNCA. The transitional provisions of CNCA state that a corporation that does not apply for a certificate of continuance by the deadline may be dissolved.
Canada Corporate/Commercial Law

The Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act ("CNCA") has been in force since October 17, 2011. Corporations governed by the Canada Corporations Act ("CCA") have until October 17, 2014 to continue under CNCA. The transitional provisions of CNCA state that a corporation that does not apply for a certificate of continuance by the deadline may be dissolved.

It therefore is critical that organizations governed by the CCA consider what they need to do to continue under the CNCA and take the necessary steps prior to the deadline. To read about some of the things that organizations should keep in mind in making the transition, read our bulletin "Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act: October 17, 2014 is only a year away".

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