Canada:
Important Changes To The B.C. Societies Act
23 September 2015
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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On May 14, 2015, the B.C. Societies Act, created under
Bill 24, received royal assent. The new law is expected to have
implications for extraprovincial non-share corporations. In
particular, once the new legislation is in force, an
extraprovincial non-share corporation must extraprovincially
register in B.C. within 60 days after it begins to carry on
activities in B.C.
The new Societies Act is expected to come into force by
regulation in fall 2016.
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