Once the bankruptcy proceedings are completed, then the corporation (or a creditor/trustee) would have to manually file articles of dissolution to dissolve the corporation. So, in short, until Corporations Canada has received those articles of dissolution, the corporation would remain “active” in our records
You answered your own stupid question . Lmfao All the corporation officers resigned before the bankruptcy was complete so they're not filing anything . The creditors could give a rats ass about a worthless Canadian corporation. And the monitor was discharged and probably cares less what happens as he is not in charge anymore either . So it looks like you will be in for years of no corporate filings . How sweet is that ! Not that it really matters . The dead worthless shares are attached to a dead Delaware corporation. Perhaps you should get your associate on the case and find out whats up with that Delaware corporation . Please include lots of red lines and boxes. Haha